Bryan Harris, the Brazil bureau chief of the Financial Times, has left the publication.
Harris plans to launch a Latin America-focused strategic advisory firm. Based out of São Paulo it will be doing due diligence and corporate investigations, geopolitical and business intelligence.
He was previously a correspondent in South Korea and worked on the FT’s news desk in Hong Kong.
Prior to joining the FT, Harris worked as a reporter in Hong Kong and Taiwan. He holds a bachelor’s degree from University College Dublin and a master’s degree from the London School of Economics.
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