MaryRose Brusewitz

MaryRose Brusewitz is a highly experienced professional with over 30 years of cross-border expertise in fund formation, private equity investments, corporate matters, joint ventures, and infrastructure projects in various sectors like energy, oil and gas, mining, and renewable energy.

She is actively involved in impact investing, focusing on debt and equity investments in areas such as microfinance, fintech, housing, sanitation, and renewable energy.

Proficient in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, MaryRose excels in harmonizing client goals, structuring deals, negotiating agreements, and implementing business strategies effectively and innovatively.

Her deep knowledge in handling stressed scenarios, gained through work at IDB investigating ESG policy compliance and managing costly risks, enables her to navigate complex restructurings and new deal implementations.

MaryRose is well-versed in transparency best practices and adheres to principles like the Equator Principles, representing various stakeholders' interests across different industries and sectors.

With a strong educational background, including a JD from UCLA School of Law, MaryRose's expertise spans developing markets, project finance, M&A, microfinancing, impact investing, ESG compliance investigations, and more.

Throughout her career, she has held key positions in prestigious organizations like Clark Hill PLC, Inter-American Dialogue, Inter-American Development Bank, University of Michigan Law School, Microfinance Club of New York, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, Chadbourne & Parke LLP, Mayer Brown, and Shearman & Sterling LLP.