Andrew G.

Andrew G. has a diverse range of work experience spanning various roles and positions.

In 2022, Andrew is currently working as a Jr. Analyst at SEI, specifically focused on SEI Novus technology and enhancing communication between asset managers and asset owners.

Prior to their current role, Andrew worked as an Intern at Boundless Impact Research & Analytics from May 2020 to July 2021.

Andrew also served as a Fellow at the One Campaign within the Michigan Democratic Party from September 2020 to November 2020.

In 2019, Andrew held multiple positions. Andrew worked as an Intern at VoteEarlyNY, where they contributed to a non-profit website by writing and editing copy, as well as conducting research on governmental transparency laws and election procedures. Andrew also interned at the Office of Congressman Tom Suozzi during this time.

Another internship experience for Andrew was with Suozzi for Congress in 2018, where they interned as part of a campaign team, organizing events and engaging with constituents.

Furthermore, in 2018, Andrew also served as an Organizer at Students Against Gun Violence LI.

Prior to that, in 2017, they had the opportunity to serve as a U.S. Senate Page, appointed by Senator Schumer.

In 2016, Andrew worked as a Congressional Intern at the Office of U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer. Andrew was involved in various tasks such as developing and presenting a policy paper, managing casework, and staffing the Senator at events.

Earlier in 2015, Andrew interned at the Office of U.S. Congressman Steve Israel. In this role, they actively interacted with constituents, coordinated with federal agencies, and trained other interns.

Overall, Andrew's work experience demonstrates their involvement in political campaigns, government institutions, research, and analyzing technological solutions within the asset management industry.

Andrew G. pursued an advanced curriculum including honors and advanced placement courses at Syosset High School from 2014 to 2018. Andrew then attended the University of Michigan from 2018 to 2022, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Policy from the Ford School of Public Policy.