Governing Board
Members of the IMC’s Governing Board as well as Founding Members include distinguished individuals from the global investment migration field.
Andrés Solimano FIMC
Chairperson, Investment Migration Council, Switzerland
Andrés holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He is founder and Chairman of the International Center for Globalization and Development (CIGLOB), formerly Country Director at the World Bank, Executive Director at the Inter‐American Development Bank and Director of the project on International Mobility of Talent with the United Nations University ‐ World Institute of Economic Research. Recent books include Global Capitalism at Disarray, Inequality, Debt and Austerity Oxford University Press, 2017, Economic Elites, Crises and Democracy, Oxford University Press 2014, International Migration in the Age of Crisis and Globalization (2010), Cambridge University Press. He also edited the International Mobility of Talent: Types, Causes and Development Impact (2008).
Bruno L’ecuyer FIMC
Chief executive, Switzerland
Bruno L’ecuyer is the co-founder and Chief Executive of the Investment Migration Council, a Swiss non-profit organisation. In his leadership role, Bruno actively contributes to global discussions on investment migration, regularly writing for international publications and speaking at conferences across Europe, North America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, and Asia. With prior experience in London, Paris, and Hong Kong, he formerly led a national financial services association, fostering collaboration between government, industry, and international policy bodies. As a member of the Governing Board, Bruno serves as Secretary, chairs the Advisory Committee, and has held Consultative Status with the UN’s Economic & Social Council since 2019.
Nadine Goldfoot FIMC
Managing Partner and Head of Worldwide Private Client Practice, Fragomen LLP, UK
Nadine is a Partner at Fragomen, a Member of the IMC Advisory Committee and recognised expert on Investment Migration. Fragomen’s Worldwide Private Client Practice offers sound legal alternative citizenship and residency planning for high-net worth individuals and their families who are looking to expand and secure their financial stability, leverage global business opportunities and enhance their quality of life.
David Chen FIMC
Managing Partner, Visas Consulting Group, China & Canada
After five years of litigation practice, David had the pleasure of being involved in the founding of Visas Consulting Group business in 1997. Over the years, the firm has assisted thousands of Chinese families to achieving their immigration dream and David is very proud of the professional service offered by Visas Consulting Group.
H. Ronald Klasko IMCM
Managing Partner, Klasko Immigration Law Partners, LLP, USA
Ronald is one of the U.S.’s leading lawyers representing treaty investors (E-2) and green card investors (EB-5) and was the lead attorney on the Matters of Walsh and Pollard case, the key precedent for E-2 visas. Ron is currently the Chair of AILA's High Impact Litigation Committee. He served five terms as Chair of the EB-5 Committee of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). Ron led the effort to develop the first comprehensive list of best practices in the EB-5 industry. Under Ron’s leadership, Klasko Immigration Law Partners, LLP is regularly chosen by Chambers Global and U.S. News and World Report as a top-tier business immigration firm.
Christian H. Kalin FIMC
Chairman, Henley & Partners, London
Dr. Christian H. Kälin, TEP, IMCM, Group Chairman of Henley & Partners, is an internationally leading immigration and citizenship law specialist. After completing Zurich Business School, he lived and studied for many years in France, the US, New Zealand, and Switzerland. A holder of cum laude Master’s and PhD degrees in law from the University of Zurich, he is a frequent writer and speaker on residence- and citizenship-by-investment and advises governments on investment migration policy. Having coined the term ius doni for citizenship-by-investment, a field he pioneered, Dr. Kälin introduced the concept into contemporary legal and political theory of citizenship by providing the first comprehensive analysis of the subject. He is also the editor of the Switzerland Business & Investment Handbook, author of the Global Residence and Citizenship Handbook, and numerous other publications, and is regularly quoted in the global media.
