Gregory Timmerman

Gregory Timmerman has a diverse work experience in the finance and investment banking industry. Gregory co-founded WizeCap in 2023 and currently serves as the Co-founder & Partner, providing corporate finance advice to digital economy entrepreneurs and growth investors. Prior to this, they were the President of BRIKS, a community of over 100 members involved in various entrepreneurial roles. Gregory also worked at Raymond James as part of the Consumer Technology and Digital Consumer M&A team, and at GCA Altium as part of the Software and Technology Services team, focusing on expanding the company's activities in the Benelux. Gregory has previous experience in technology investment banking at Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. and as a private equity Off-Cycle Analyst at Gimv. Gregory started their career as a Sales & Marketing Summer Analyst at Anheuser-Busch InBev in 2013.

Gregory Timmerman began their education at KU Leuven in 2009, where they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Business Engineering with a focus on Finance. Gregory completed this degree in 2012. During this time, in 2012, they also engaged in a program at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) that focused on Leadership in Organizations.

In 2012, Timmerman furthered their education by enrolling in a Master's program at KU Leuven, specializing in Business Engineering with a concentration in Finance. Gregory successfully completed this program in 2014.

Additionally, in 2013, they attended the City University of Hong Kong, where they pursued a Master's degree in Finance. Although the duration of this program was limited to one year, it demonstrates their commitment to expanding their knowledge in this field.

Overall, Gregory Timmerman's education history includes a Bachelor's degree in Business Engineering, a Master's degree in Business Engineering with a specialization in Finance from KU Leuven, a program in Leadership in Organizations from LSE, and a brief period of study for a Master's degree in Finance at the City University of Hong Kong.