Executive-Led. Industry-Backed. Built For The Next Generation.

Jonathan Harris is the founder and Chief Executive of PRÓXIMO Talent Network. Over more than a decade as an operator and entrepreneur, he has built and scaled brands, structured creative ventures, and led growth strategy across entertainment, media, lifestyle, and consumer markets.

His work spans the discipline of business — capital allocation, partnership architecture, brand equity, and talent development — with a track record of helping creative people turn cultural relevance into durable, ownable assets and long-term enterprise value.

At PRÓXIMO, he leads vision, strategy, capital, brand, and the executive team — building the institutional infrastructure that emerging Latin talent has historically been denied access to.

Givan “Fly” Henry is a music executive with nearly two decades inside the American music business — the founder of TIG Records, and an A&R, label operator, and strategic partner whose work has helped shape some of the most influential voices in modern hip-hop and Southern rap.

His career includes direct work and collaboration with chart-topping, culture-defining artists like Rich Homie Quan, Trinidad James, and Lucci — names whose records, deals, and brand moments helped define an era of streaming-era hip-hop, Atlanta's global takeover, and the playlists that move culture from New York to Santo Domingo to Madrid.

His catalog and partnerships have generated hundreds of millions of streams, Gold and Platinum-certified moments, festival stages, and feature placements across the platforms, networks, and publications that built modern music — from Billboard, Rolling Stone, Complex, and The Source, to BET, MTV, and the wider major-label, distribution, publishing, sync, and brand ecosystem.

That access — the rooms, the relationships, the deal flow, the credibility — is exactly what Latin and Dominican talent has historically been locked out of. At PRÓXIMO, Givan brings that infrastructure directly to the next generation: opening doors into the U.S. industry, structuring deals at a global standard, and building the bridge between Latin culture and the worldwide opportunity it has always deserved.