Key Takeaways
- • Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (BBH) has added Owen Weihman as Managing Director in its Corporate Advisory & Banking team, based in New York.
- • Weihman will focus on developing relationships with owners of privately held businesses across the New York region on growth, capital, succession, and liquidity decisions.
- • Weihman previously co-led the Digital Infrastructure practice at Brown Gibbons Lang & Co. and brings advisory and investment banking experience in digital infrastructure and telecommunications.
- • The hire was announced by Lewis Hart, Partner and Head of Corporate Advisory and Banking at BBH, who said Weihman will enhance the firm's ability to guide owners through major decisions.
Summary
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (BBH) announced via Business Wire that Owen Weihman has joined the firm's Corporate Advisory & Banking team as Managing Director. Based in New York, Weihman will concentrate on building relationships with owners of privately held businesses across the region and helping them navigate pivotal decisions on growth, capital, succession, and liquidity.
Weihman brings extensive advisory and investment banking experience, with particular depth in the digital infrastructure and telecommunications sectors. He has advised business owners, management teams, and boards on mergers and acquisitions, capital raising, organic and acquisition-related growth strategies, capital structure, valuation, and liquidity events. His client work spans digital infrastructure, transportation, energy, paper and packaging, payments, media, and chemicals.
Prior to BBH, Weihman was a Managing Director at Brown Gibbons Lang & Co., where he co-led the development of the firm's Digital Infrastructure practice. He previously held investment banking roles at Rubicon Capital Advisors and Bank of America Merrill Lynch. He holds a B.A. from Williams College and an MBA from the University of Virginia Darden School of Business.
Lewis Hart, Partner and Head of Corporate Advisory and Banking at BBH, said Weihman's experience and understanding of private business owners' needs will enhance the firm's ability to guide clients through growth and capital planning, succession, and liquidity events. Weihman said he looks forward to helping business owners evaluate strategic opportunities and make critical decisions for their companies, families, and futures.
BBH describes itself as a global financial services firm with more than 200 years of history, offering multi-family office and trust solutions, investment management, private equity, and corporate advisory and banking services through its Capital Partners line of business.
Weihman brings extensive advisory and investment banking experience, with particular depth in the digital infrastructure and telecommunications sectors. He has advised business owners, management teams, and boards on mergers and acquisitions, capital raising, organic and acquisition-related growth strategies, capital structure, valuation, and liquidity events. His client work spans digital infrastructure, transportation, energy, paper and packaging, payments, media, and chemicals.
Prior to BBH, Weihman was a Managing Director at Brown Gibbons Lang & Co., where he co-led the development of the firm's Digital Infrastructure practice. He previously held investment banking roles at Rubicon Capital Advisors and Bank of America Merrill Lynch. He holds a B.A. from Williams College and an MBA from the University of Virginia Darden School of Business.
Lewis Hart, Partner and Head of Corporate Advisory and Banking at BBH, said Weihman's experience and understanding of private business owners' needs will enhance the firm's ability to guide clients through growth and capital planning, succession, and liquidity events. Weihman said he looks forward to helping business owners evaluate strategic opportunities and make critical decisions for their companies, families, and futures.
BBH describes itself as a global financial services firm with more than 200 years of history, offering multi-family office and trust solutions, investment management, private equity, and corporate advisory and banking services through its Capital Partners line of business.
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