Orlando Bravo

Wall Street's hottest dealmaker, Orlando Bravo is the first Puerto Rican-born billionaire.

Bravo's firm Thoma Bravo, which focuses solely on software deals, was ranked as world's top buyout investor in a 2019 report.

In 2008, Thoma and Bravo split with healthcare-focused partner Brian Cressey and created Thoma Bravo, a software dedicated buyout shop.

Bravo, who once ranked as a top 40 junior tennis player, roomed with eventual French Open winner Jim Courier at Nick Bollettieri's tennis academy.

Bravo, who filled planes with supplies after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, has committed $100 million to supporting the island's entrepreneurs.