Andrew Stroup is a Korean-born, cowboy-boot raised entrepreneur, and a business leader with a wealth of experience in the startup and technology sectors. He has an Executive MBA from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Dual Bachelors of Science from Oklahoma State University. Stroup co-founded Leverage, an organization that strives to create employment opportunities by matching skilled individuals with businesses. He was previously the Co-Founder, Executive Director, and Chairman of the Board at Project N95, a nonprofit that delivers critical protective equipment to health workers. Stroup's other roles have included Director of Product and Technology at White House Presidential Innovation Fellows, CEO and Co-Founder of CommonKey, and Venture Partner at FounderyBmore, among others. Stroup's extensive knowledge in technology and entrepreneurship has also led to mentorship positions at Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator and Oklahoma State University.