Andrea Torres Espinoza

Andrea Torres Espinoza

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  • GrowthX AI
    Office of the CEO
    GrowthX AI
    Jan 2026 - Current (5 months)
  • Google
    Ambassador to Latin America for Google Project 2030
    Google
    Feb 2025 - Aug 2025 (7 months)
    [20% project] In addition to my primary responsibilities as Google Cloud Commercial Manager for Public Sector and Digital Natives for Latin America, I also take on the role of Ambassador to Latin America for Google Project 2030. On the latter, I collaborate with a broader team in leading efforts to drive sustainability and innovation in startups across the region. By representing Google's commitment to supporting sustainable development, I seek out candidates to join the program through which Google supports startups to amplify impact on its own sustainability targets. It's a wonderful initiative for driving innovation for a more sustainable future. https://rsvp.withgoogle.com/events/startups-for-sustainable-development/home
  • Google
    Principle Pioneer for Ethical & Responsible AI
    Google
    Sep 2022 - Aug 2025 (3 years)
    [20% project] Responsible and ethical AI involves designing, building, and using AI systems that are fair, transparent, accountable, safe, and privacy-preserving, aligning with human values and societal good by embedding governance and ethical principles into the AI lifecycle to prevent bias, misuse, and harm, ensuring trust and positive impact. On this quest, I was one of a small multitude of Googlers vetted as 'principle pioneers', who volunteered monthly for Gemini testing. While ethics focuses on what is right (moral implications), responsibility is the practical framework (governance, risk mitigation, compliance) to achieve those ethical goals in real-world applications, both working hand-in-hand. While the tested models, findings an
  • Google
    Google Cloud Commercial Manager for Latin America
    Google
    Jul 2021 - Aug 2025 (4 years 2 months)
    [Core Role] Internally defined as a strategic engine behind managing, negotiating and executing complex Google Cloud deals, at the core of Global Business Practices in the Google Cloud organization; my team focused on territory management for revenue growth from a deal making perspective, by translating key strategic objectives into operational execution. I led complex negotiations with high-reaching cross-functional goals, structuring economics of Cloud agreements (sizing, workloads/revenue, discounts, incentives, legal and commercial terms), and proactively mitigating risk as an experienced contract negotiator by balancing both, mechanics and language, managing stakeholders comprehensively, and by educating customers and partners acros
  • Google
    Cloud Commercial Manager for US West
    Google
    Dec 2020 - Jul 2025 (4 years 8 months)
  • Accenture
    Strategic Contract Negotiator
    Accenture
    Aug 2019 - Dec 2020 (1 year 5 months)
    Led Google Cloud contract negotiations on behalf of Google LLC for commercial segment customers across the US West territory. Structured cloud agreement economics, managed cross-functional stakeholders, and negotiated complex terms to close strategic deals. This role preceded my direct employment at Google, providing foundational experience in cloud deal structuring and enterprise negotiations within a more defined territorial scope.
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    Co-Founder
    Entrepreneurship in SportsTech Platform Football Tank
    Jun 2018 - Apr 2019 (11 months)
    Conceptualized and co-founded a sports-tech platform connecting young soccer players across Chinese schools with professional scouts through wearable devices and social networking. Designed to democratize talent discovery by creating digital profiles of grassroots players who lack traditional scouting access. Key learnings from this project: Product-market fit validation, international market entry strategies, hardware-software integration, and stakeholder management across cultural contexts.
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    South Cone General Manager
    Orion Seafood International Inc
    Jul 2013 - Dec 2015 (2 years 6 months)
    Recruited from external legal counsel role to lead South Cone expansion, advancing from Investment Project Manager to General Manager as operations scaled and incorporated as a standalone company in the South Atlantic region. This over-arching and all encompassing role challenged me outside of my known experience as a corporate lawyer and pivoted my career and professional expansion into business, strategy and operations. Among so many other (i) I led strategy and operations for the South Atlantic fisheries supply chain spanning from fishing ground to export of two different species, two production facilities and six fishing vessels, plus other outsourced production from multiple third-party facilities and vessels; (ii) Led key relationshi
  • Perez Alati Grondona Benites Arntsen  Martinez de Hozh
    Associate Attorney at Law
    Perez Alati Grondona Benites Arntsen Martinez de Hozh
    Feb 2008 - Jul 2013 (5 years 6 months)
    Advanced from Paralegal to Senior Associate, developing expertise in legal analysis, contract negotiation, and stakeholder management while consistently meeting demanding deadlines in high-pressure environments. Specialized areas: (i) Litigation [2008 / 1H2010], and (ii) Corporate Law and Mergers & Acquisitions [2H 2010-2013]. Specific skills and activities: (i) Court Proceedings and Meetings: Attending court proceedings and client meetings. Develop consistent relationships with court authorities and officials, including judicial secretaries and judges; (ii) Legal Analysis and Advice: Analyzing legal issues, interpreting laws, and providing legal advice; (iii) Compliance Monitoring: Helping to ensure that the firm and its clients comply
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  • MIT Professional Education
    [Candidate 2025] Chief Sustainability Officer, Sustainability Studies
    MIT Professional Education
    Jan 2024 - May 2026 (2 years 5 months)
    Award winning project: "Water for Humanity" The project’s vision is water for humanity. Built on a single, radical premise: that water no longer needs to be a function of geography. By combining PV solar energy with atmospheric condensation technology, it creates a self-sufficient island of resources. This is the core of our patent-holding infrastructure platform. The near-term pilot targets lithium mining operations in the Atacama Desert - where success proves viability under the most extreme, threshold-critical conditions on Earth. The model is delivered as a service - from industrial-scale mining operations down to a single household rooftop. Behind the infrastructure sits a continuous research and development engine, advancing condensat
  • Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires
    Master's degree, Strategy and Logistics of Global Operations
    Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires
    Jan 2018 - Dec 2020 (3 years)
  • Digital House
    Ex. Education, Digital Products and Business
    Digital House
    Jan 2018 - Dec 2018 (1 year)
  • London School of Business and Finance LSBF
    Executive Education, Strategic Business Planning
    London School of Business and Finance LSBF
    Jan 2017 - Dec 2017 (1 year)
  • Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina Santa María de los Buenos Aires
    Law School
    Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina Santa María de los Buenos Aires
    Jan 2004 - Dec 2009 (6 years)
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    Writing about Governance of Transboundary Natural Capital, opportunities & challenges in times of Decentralized Algorith
    Apr 2025 - Current (1 year 2 months)
    Work in Progress. I'm exploring more concretely: 🌿 Can we encode our relationship with nature into systems that outlast individual human decisions? 🌿 Can we design governance mechanisms for future generations who'll inherit both our resources and our technological infrastructure? 🌿 And if so, how to design the right rules for governing powerful systems that affect everyone but belong to no one? 🌿 Who decides what's right and safe? 🌿 As algorithmic decentralization enables new, powerful forms of resource management, what is the non-delegable, indispensable function of the traditional Public Sector in protecting the common good? 🌿In the pursuit of an effective environmental governance framework leveraging the current state-of-the-art, a
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    Campaign Leadership, Fundraiser & Logistics: Ocean Conservation in the South Atlantic -Plastic Waste Recovery at Sea 🌊
    Jan 2023 - Jun 2023 (6 months)
    It took a village! This plastic waste recovery massive campaign in the Patagonian Archipelago often brings me back to an awakening, gravitational truth: this kind of stories are never told in the first person singular -it takes a village. 🌊 South Atlantic Islands Tova and Tovita, accesible only by large vessels 130ft< https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isla_Tovita 🌊 Leveraging background knowledge of ocean ecosystems and fishing operations, my networks across the fine arts, nature conservation, maritime industry, and public sector, this project came together as one of several. This campaign's outcome was of national visibility, across all levels of the Government (federal and state) and described as "the pharaonic and most logistically complex
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    "La Doctrina "Campillay" y la responsabilidad civil de los "Intermediarios" en internet por el alojamiento de expresione
    Editorial Abeledo Perrot y Universidad de San Andrés
    Jan 2012
    EN: "The "Campillay" Doctrine and the civil liability of "Intermediaries" on the internet for hosting defamatory expressions of third parties" in the book "The Civil Liability of Intermediaries on the Internet". Context: Campillay Doctrine from case "Campillay, Julio c/ La Razón, Crónica y Diario Popular" (1986) ruled by the Supreme Court of Justice of the Republic of Argentina was the domestic adoption of the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision “New York Times Co. v. Sullivan”, 376 U.S. 254 (1964), that ruled that the freedom of speech protections in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution limit the ability of a public official to sue for defamation. Both doctrines (of both Supreme Courts) address the conflict between freedom of expr
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