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Erick Brimen
Director at Honduras Próspera
Erick Brimen is committed to advancing individuals towards prosperity through a framework of established principles and effective governance practices implemented on a societal level through voluntary participation.
Having completed his education at Founder Institute, Hargrave Military Academy, and earning a Bachelor of Science in Business Management and Economics from Babson College, Erick possesses a strong academic foundation.
With a diverse professional background, Erick Brimen has held leadership positions in various reputable organizations, including Managing Director at Honduras Próspera, Partner at NeWAY Capital, and founder and CEO of Wonpy.com and ComparaMejor.com.
Erick's experience extends to roles such as Chief Financial Officer & Board Advisor at Grupo Borealis/ALIA, Executive in Commercial Due Diligence at Ernst & Young, and Mergers and Acquisitions specialist at Wells Fargo Advisors.
His expertise also covers Strategy Consulting at MOITI Massachusetts Office of International Trade and Investment, as well as Investor Relations & Distributed Products at Brown Brothers Harriman.
Highlights
Key facts about @Prosperahn's arbitration filings:
"The initial damages estimate in the Request for Arbitration was up to US$ 10.7 billion in the event of a total loss of the investment. HPI has engaged renowned damages expert Berkeley Research Group, which has confirmed that the intrinsic value of the Próspera Group’s 30-year business plan is on average US$ 10.6 billion, and potentially as high as US$ 26.4 billion, as of 30 September 2025."
HPI’s preferred resolution to this dispute has always been to partner with Honduras to continue to generate investment, economic growth and jobs. HPI is seeking as its primary remedy restitution of all its rights under the ZEDE legal framework so that it can continue developing the project as guaranteed.
Compensation is only sought as an alternative, and has presently been quantified in the amount of US$1.6 billion – a highly conservative figure that does not represent the intrinsic value of the business plan and is subject to amendment based on how things develop in Honduras."

Key facts about @Prosperahn's arbitration filings:
"The initial damages estimate in the Request for Arbitration was up to US$ 10.7 billion in the event of a total loss of the investment. HPI has engaged renowned damages expert Berkeley Research Group, which has confirmed that the intrinsic value of the Próspera Group’s 30-year business plan is on average US$ 10.6 billion, and potentially as high as US$ 26.4 billion, as of 30 September 2025."
HPI’s preferred resolution to this dispute has always been to partner with Honduras to continue to generate investment, economic growth and jobs. HPI is seeking as its primary remedy restitution of all its rights under the ZEDE legal framework so that it can continue developing the project as guaranteed.
Compensation is only sought as an alternative, and has presently been quantified in the amount of US$1.6 billion – a highly conservative figure that does not represent the intrinsic value of the business plan and is subject to amendment based on how things develop in Honduras."
