Sergio García-Granados is a wealth manager, historian, and art collector who serves as Executive Director of a team overseeing his family’s and other family trusts at Morgan Stanley in Miami, Florida. An Academico member of the Guatemalan Historical Society, he has published and edited articles in the Society’s Anales and authored several historical works, including Cuaderno de Memorias de Jorge Garcia Granados (Artemis-Edinter, 2000; Magna Terra, 2024), Libre Crezca Fecunda (Magna Terra, 2006), a study of Enlightenment thought in 18th-century Central America, and The Birth of Israel (Newman Springs, 2024), a review of his grandfather’s notes on the UN process that led to the creation of the State of Israel in 1947–48; he is currently working on an essay exploring the stories of the Popol Vuh, the sacred text of the Mayan peoples of Guatemala. He earned a law degree with honors from Universidad de San Carlos and completed postgraduate studies in international law and finance at Université de Paris (Sorbonne). An avid collector of contemporary Latin American art, García-Granados’s collection includes works by Elmar Rojas, Antonio Pichilla, Luis González-Palma, Manuel Chavajay, Tepeu Choc, Rubén Torres-Llorca, León Ferrari, Gustavo Acosta, José Bedia, Tomás Sánchez, and Alexandre Arrechea, among others. His longstanding cultural leadership includes board service with the Patronato de Bellas Artes, the National Theatre Miguel Angel Asturias, the Museo Cubano de Arte y Cultura, the Miami Symphony Orchestra, and membership on the Collectors Council of the Pérez Art Museum Miami, as well as involvement with numerous art and cultural organizations in Miami and Guatemala.