Andy has a passion for helping executives lead authentically and effectively, in support of their teams and organization. He uses a co-active, Socratic method combined with evidenced-based practices to drive increased authenticity, clarity, engagement, and performance. His focus is on supporting leaders through rapid change and has worked with executives in start-ups, Fortune 500 enterprises, government and non-profits. With more than 4,500 hours of professional executive coaching experience, Andy has worked with leaders in the technology, healthcare, government, nonprofit, education, hospitality, communications, financial, and education sectors.

Andy is a Professional Certified Coach (PCC), trained through the ICF-accredited Co-Active Training Institute as well as a certified Strengths Coach through The Marcus Buckingham Company and a Fellow Coach with the BetterUp organization. He is certified in Brain-based Coaching through the Neuroleadership Institute and in Fred Kofman’s Conscious Business Coaching model. He also holds certifications in James Garrett’s Brain-by-Design model for habit formation as well as the StandOut Strengths assessment and TILT365 Leadership Predictor suite of assessments.

Areas of Expertise

• Alignment on vision and mission and strategy
• Authentic, impactful leadership
• Building high-performing teams
• Influence, Coaching and Motivating
• Building team engagement
• Building a strengths-based culture
• Executive presence, building your personal brand
• Situational Leadership
• Effective feedback

During his corporate career, he served in senior leadership in strategy, marketing and business development positions at companies experiencing dramatic growth. Unique to his background is a comprehensive knowledge of strategy, sales, marketing, communications, research, and financial analysis.

Andy holds an MBA in Marketing from Emory University’s Goizueta School of Business and a BS in Management from Clemson University. He is a graduate of Harvard University’s ‘Strategic Planning: Formulation to Implementation’ program and winner of the CLIO, the advertising industry’s version of the Oscar. He’s run seven marathons and loves to hike and ski near his home in Colorado.