Brian Andrés Helmick

Brian Andrés Helmick is an executive coach with a diverse background encompassing two startups as a founder and experience in early and late-stage investing.

With over two decades of experience in dynamic, high-growth settings within investment firms and startups, Brian's journey began with evaluating high-growth tech investments, leading to the founding of two successful ventures.

His first startup in HR tech was acquired after eight years, followed by co-founding a victorious professional soccer team in San Francisco.

These entrepreneurial endeavors provided Brian with firsthand knowledge in areas such as fundraising, team building, management, and more.

Transitioning to executive coaching, Brian leverages his understanding of demanding environments to deliver valuable insights through established coaching methods.

Using structured inquiry, Brian acts as a reflective guide, identifying blind spots and fostering actionable change in his clients.

Clients laud Brian for his intentional and compassionate coaching approach, with testimonials from employees at major companies like Meta and Genentech, as well as from startups and venture capital firms.

Beyond his professional pursuits, Brian's upbringing involved frequent international relocations, fostering a broad, inclusive perspective on life and relationships.

Post his second startup, Brian embarked on a transformative global Spiritual Year, enriching his learning journey.

A dedicated learner, Brian completed the Impact Investing Programme at the University of Oxford, leading to angel investments in fields like environmental sustainability.

Brian holds an MBA with a focus on Entrepreneurship from Stanford University Graduate School of Business and a B.S. & Master in Accounting from the University of Florida.

His past roles include coaching at Executive Coaching, angel investing at Impact Investing, and founding San Francisco Deltas.

Brian also contributed to organizations like HUB International, Algentis, ProService Hawaii, Xoom, Goldman Sachs, General Atlantic, and Salomon Smith Barney.