- Carlos Brito is the CEO of brewery group Anheuser-Busch InBev, which produces popular beers likeBudweiser, Bud Light, Corona, and Stella Artois.
- As Markets Insider reported on July 2, AB InBev is planning to hold what is expected to be the largest initial public offering of 2019.
- Brito is extremely private about his personal life.
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The owner of Budweiser and Corona is planning the largest IPO of 2019. Meet the company's notoriously private CEO, who only has one hobby and doesn't like company perks
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Carlos Alves De Brito, 59, was born in Brazil. He has said that uses his heritage to guide his business decisions.
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Brewery titan Anheuser-Busch InBev is reportedly planning thelargest IPO of 2019, and one of the greatest beneficiaries will be CEO Carlos Brito.
Markets Insider reported on July 2 that the debut of AB InBev's Asia-Pacific business on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange could raise $9.8 billion.
Brito had an options grant that was worth more than 250 million (about $469 million in today's dollars) in 2008 according to the Financial Times , but it could be worth substantially more after the IPO.
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The Brazilian-born CEO is notoriously private, but keep reading to learn to take a look into his life.
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