Previously, Sean worked in private equity and investment banking. As CEO of Camino Financial, Sean has built a team of over 50 employees distributed globally and raised over $125 million in debt and equity. While completing their MBAs at Harvard Business School, the Twins co-founded Camino Financial under the notion of never leaving a small business owner behind. The twin brothers were raised by an entrepreneurial mother, who built and lost her business. Sean co-founded Camino Financial with his twin brother, Kenny Salas. Sean also sits on the board of two non-profit organizations, the US-Mexico Foundation and the Harvard Business School Latino Alumni Association (HBSLAA). He is often featured as a commentator discussing FinTech and Latino entrepreneurship, including appearances on Univision, CNN, and Discovery Channel. Sean Salas is the CEO and Co-Founder of Camino Financial, a fintech platform pioneering access to affordable credit to underbanked Latinx businesses. Sean grew up in between Mexico and the US and got his MBA at Harvard Business School. Since inception, the company has raised over $125 million in debt and equity from top industry investors. I sit down with Sean Salas, Co-Founder and CEO of Camino Financial, a Fintech company pioneering access to affordable credit to underbanked Latino businesses.
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