Andres Sarrazola

Andres Sarrazola has extensive work experience in various roles, primarily as a CEO and founder. Andres co-founded Ayenda in 2015 and served as the CEO and co-founder. Andres also founded Nuclear Agencia Digital in 2011 and served as the CEO and founder until 2016. In 2014, Andres worked as a classroom teacher at Interlat Group and participated as a mentor at Startup Weekend. Additionally, they co-founded Brustolino in 2014. From 2012 to 2015, Andres co-founded and served as a CEO of Alecciónte, an education company with over 500 teachers in Colombia, focused on one-on-one lessons in various subjects.

Andres Sarrazola attended the Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, but the specific years of enrollment and degree obtained are not available. In addition to their university education, they obtained a certification in Venture Deals from the Kauffman Fellows Academy in June 2016.