Moises Rendon

Moises Rendon is a seasoned strategist and consultant with a focus on cryptocurrency, blockchain, and Latin American issues.

He has a proven track record of providing effective recommendations and solutions for intricate social and policy challenges.

Rendon's current research concentrates on leveraging new technologies like decentralized applications on open blockchains and cryptocurrencies to alleviate human suffering and empower marginalized communities, particularly in crisis-stricken countries such as his native Venezuela.

He is actively engaged as a speaker, moderator, and author, addressing a wide range of topics including post-crisis scenarios in Venezuela, global response strategies towards Venezuela and the region, humanitarian aid, and the potential of blockchain applications in combating censorship and oppression in repressed societies.

Moises Rendon pursued his Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Business and Economic Law at Georgetown University Law Center and completed his Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) at Universidad Católica Andrés Bello.

Professionally, Rendon has held various key roles including Senior Associate at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), Consultant for the U.S. Department of State on Venezuela's Political Negotiations, Director of The Future of Venezuela Initiative & Fellow Americas Program at CSIS, Associate Director & Associate Fellow at CSIS, Research Associate & Program Manager at CSIS, Research Intern at the Cato Institute, and Graduate Teaching Assistant at Georgetown University Law Center.