Andrés is the Founder, Chairman and CEO of Open English, the leading English-learning platform in Latin America, the U.S. Hispanic market, Europe, and the Middle East providing live, online instruction to +3 million students that have enrolled to date. The company is disrupting the brick-and-mortar language-learning market with a proprietary technology platform that offers unlimited, 24/7 access to live classes with native-speaking teachers. Open English offers customized learning solutions for businesses (Open English for Business), children (Open English Junior), and digital skills development (Next U). Open English has also expanded its business with Open Mundo, a new online language learning platform that offers French, Italian, and Portuguese live classes. The company has raised over USD $130 million in venture capital from top-tier firms including Insight Partners and TCV and is headquartered in Miami, FL, with offices in Mexico City, Bogota, Buenos Aires, Istanbul, Bangalore, and São Paulo.Andres is a multifaceted entrepreneur involved in a myriad of projects of regional impact. He is the co-founder and Executive Chairman at Escala, a marketing and sales automation platform focused on Hispanic SMBs, and Longevo, a virtual coaching company focused on improving the health and wellness of Latin Americans. He was a founding board member and Co-Chair of Endeavor Miami, a leading promoter of entrepreneurship present in more than 16 countries. Moreno travels frequently to Spanish and Portuguese-speaking countries to hold conferences on success and entrepreneurship. He’s also the recipient of several notable awards, including Babson College recognizing him as the “Latin American Entrepreneur of Decade”, Software Report selecting him as one of the top 25 Education Technology CEOs, and Bloomberg including him in their Latin America 500 list of most prominent business personalities in the region.The explosive growth of Open English has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, CNN, Univision, Telemundo, Forbes, Newsweek, El Mercurio, Globo, El Tiempo, O Estado de São Paulo, The Miami Herald, and other top media outlets across the globe.