About Andrew
Andrew (Horng) Jeng came to the United States with $100 in his pocket and a dream of a better life. Thirty years later, he has a master’s degree in Computer Information and owns one of Florida’s most successful technology companies, with 30 franchises across the United States, and hundreds of employees.
Jeng has lived in Central Florida for over 25 years, volunteering and serving as a community leader. In addition to running his business, he hosts cultural exchange summer camps with children from China to teach them about American culture.
Awards and Recognition
He has won numerous awards, including:
– Community service award from the Asian American Heritage Council in Orlando
– Outstanding Asian American award from Orange County
– Volunteer Award from the City of Orlando for his work during the MLK parade
– U.S. Congressman Darren Soto recognized him as a community leader in the U.S. Congressional Record (May 2018)
Andrew’s Priorities
Smart City Investments
As a technology entrepreneur Andrew will work to bring Kissimmee into the 21st century with improvements that will save the city money, create middle class jobs, and improve people’s lives. He’ll bring common sense solutions like Smart Metering, affordable high speed internet, renewable energy, and expanded wi-fi.
Good Paying Jobs
Andrew will use his experience as an entrepreneur in the technology industry to grow jobs and opportunity in Kissimmee by increasing its technological footprint. He believes we need jobs at every level, and will work with local employers, business leaders, and community leaders to bring those needed jobs here at home.
Sustainable Housing
Kissimmee is a diverse city with unique needs. Andrew will hold Tallahassee and Washington accountable to bring needed resources to our area to like sustainable housing, to ensure everyone has a place to live.
Contact Andrew Jeng
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 420336, Kissimmee, FL 34742
Tel: (407) 751-0775, E-mail: info@andrewjeng.com
Paid for and approved by Andrew Jeng, non-partisan candidate for Kissimmee City Commission, Seat 2