Mexican businessman and TV personality Carlos Bremer has died at the age of 63, it has been announced.
The Monterrey native was present at his office building in Bosques del Vallue, Nuevo León, when he began to feel unwell after fainting.
Bremer had dedicated his life to business and supporting Mexican youth in sports and education, and was also one of the judges on the television show Shark Tank Mexico.
The businessman was born on June 1, 1960 in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon. He leaves behind his four children and his wife Adriana Ibarra de Bremer.
A pioneer for business and sports promotion
At the age of 19, he joined the Banpais Group brokerage firm (owned by the Sada family) and participated in the creation of Abaco Casa de Bolsa.
As part of his professional career, he studied accounting at the Instituto Tecnologico de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey.
In 1993 he entered into a partnership with Javier Benitez Gomez to capitalize Value Grupo Financiero, a company that operates several companies in the financial sector.
He received the National Sports Award in 2017 for his long-term support of his careers and sports projects. Accordingly Ana GuevaraAccording to the Conade director, an estimated 53,000 athletes have benefited from the entrepreneur's help.
One of the most outstanding athletes is the Mexican racquetball player and three-time gold medalist Paola Longoriawhich is widely regarded as the best in the world in its field.
In boxing he supported the careers of Juan Manuel Marquezwho won nine world titles before retiring in 2014, and Saul 'Canelo' Alvarezwho is considered by many today to be the best Mexican athlete in the sport.
Second “shark” to die
One of the businessman's most famous career highlights was his appearance on the popular TV series Shark Tank.
There he shared the stage Jorge Vergara, who passed away on November 15, 2019 in New York City. But in 2019 Vergara His son died of cardiac arrest at the age of 64 Amaury Vergara said in a statement.
“It is with deep sadness and pain in my heart that I would like to inform you that my father, Jorge Vergara madrigalFounding President of Grupo Omnilife Chivas, passed away today, November 15th, in New York City due to cardiac arrest. Amaury said at the time.
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