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Andrés Vélez

Founder

Founder at Tributi

Colombia

FoundedTributi · YC

About

Andrés Vélez previously led strategy at Rappi and worked as a PE investor. He is founder and CEO of Tributi, a tax filing platform serving Latin America.

Founder at TributiYC W18

Intro paths

YC

Andrés went through Y Combinator (Winter 2018) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.

In turn, Andrés can intro founders to Tributi's investors below.

Co-founders at Tributi

Experience

  1. Tributi (YC W18)Founder & CEOcurrent2017 — presentMedellín, Colombia
  2. RappiHead of Strategy2016 — 2017Bogota, D.C., Capital District, Colombia
  3. Southern Cross Group Latin AmericaPrivate Equity Investment Professional2015 — 2016Bogota, Colombia
  4. Linzor CapitalPrivate Equity Analyst2013 — 2015Bogotá, Colombia

Skills & more

Private EquityInvestmentsFinancial ModelingFinancial AnalysisStart-upsEarly-stage StartupsStrategy

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Andrés Vélez?
Andrés Vélez previously led strategy at Rappi and worked as a PE investor. He is founder and CEO of Tributi, a tax filing platform serving Latin America.
Where does Andrés Vélez work?
Andrés Vélez is Founder of Tributi.
What companies did Andrés Vélez found?
Andrés Vélez founded Tributi.
Where did Andrés Vélez go to school?
Andrés Vélez studied at Y Combinator (Winter 2018); Escuela de Ingeniería de Antioquia (Bachelor of Science (BSc), Management Engineering); Cornell University (Candidate, Operations Research Engineering).

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