Established in 1977, the Anglo-Ecuadorian Society is a non-political community organisation dedicated to fostering close and amicable ties between Ecuador and the United Kingdom. Our mission extends to enhancing British understanding of Ecuador’s rich culture, history, and societal dynamics across various domains.

We actively engage in charitable endeavours, particularly focused on supporting vulnerable individuals and families in Ecuador. Through a diverse array of initiatives including exhibitions, meetings, events, and lectures, we strive to facilitate meaningful connections and provide valuable networking opportunities for those interested or involved in both countries.

Leadership

Co-Chairs – Juan Terán Jurado & Juan Carlos Yépez

Secretary – Álex Cruz
Treasurer – Klaus Klaere

Trustees
Francia Acosta
Marysol Arias
Kate Degel
David Horwell
Claudia Jara
Jonathan Lea
Ernesto Llumigusin
María de los Ángeles Mantilla
Estefanía Solórzano

Honorary Leadership

Honorary President – H.E. Luis Vayas, Ambassador of Ecuador
Honorary Vice-President – Baroness Hooper CMG


At the heart of our mission lies the nurturing of our vibrant Ecuadorian community and its allies in the UK. We meticulously curate resources for both business, educational opportunities and travel amplifying the voices of Ecuadorian-owned enterprises in the UK. Our dedication extends to showcasing the rich tapestry of Ecuadorian culture, from its unique cuisine to its captivating history, while also spotlighting the talents of artists, musicians, and creatives.

Explore our blog for invaluable insights on championing local Ecuadorian businesses, actively engaging with our community, savouring authentic gastronomy, and discovering the boundless creativity that flourishes within our midst. Additionally, we curate lists of events ranging from business-focused gatherings to educational lectures, providing networking opportunities relevant to Ecuador, so stay tuned to our social media channels for updates on events and ways to get involved with not only the Ecuadorian, but also the wider Latino community in the UK.