Brener International Group

Brener International Group

Brener International Group was founded in 2006 by members of the Brener family. The family's wealth originated from the sale of their Mexican meat packaging operations to Grupo Alfa in the early 1980s. Gabriel Brener participates in governance roles at several Los Angeles cultural institutions. The office targets direct co-investments and SPVs across communications, media and entertainment, sports, transportation, food and beverage, high technology and consumer businesses. Confirmed positions include stakes in Houston Dynamo and Golden Boy Promotions alongside Oscar De La Hoya, plus participation in the Charlton Athletic FC consortium with Joshua Friedman. The firm also holds real estate assets including 660 Madison Avenue in New York and Parque Industrial Queretaro in Mexico. Activity centers on North America with additional exposure to opportunities serving U.S. Hispanic markets. No public headcount or AUM figures exist. The firm maintains the Brener Family Foundation and holds memberships including trusteeships at MOCA Los Angeles and the Aspen Institute. Gabriel Brener serves on the board of advisors of Art + Practice. In the last 24 months no dated operational events have been recorded in public sources. The office operates a shared investment platform designed for family-office co-investors that emphasizes proprietary access and flexibility outside standard private-equity fund structures. This architecture allows nimble participation in transactions that do not fit conventional auction or fund timelines.