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Andy Stoll

Senior Program Officer at Kauffman Foundation, Speaker & Storyteller, and Producer

Andy Stoll is an American social entrepreneur, media producer, and sought-after speaker known for his leadership in community-building and creative endeavors.

With an extensive background in social entrepreneurship, Stoll has been involved in founding successful ventures like NewBoCo and Seed Here Studio, aimed at nurturing the entrepreneurial spirit in the Cedar Rapids/Iowa City area.

Currently serving as a Senior Program Officer for Ecosystem Development at the Kauffman Foundation, Stoll has also collaborated with various startups and media production companies, showcasing his versatility on the creative and business fronts.

Apart from his professional commitments, Stoll is an accomplished individual with degrees in Management, Media Cultures, and Communication, reflecting his dedication to both entrepreneurial pursuits and media production.

His global travels, including a remarkable solo journey across 40 countries, have not only enriched his storytelling abilities but also shaped his views on community engagement, creativity, and the power of connections.

Highlights

Oct 8 · Digital Journal

National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship Announces $250000 in New Funding to Support Entrepreneurs Across the United States - Digital Journal

Jan 22 · NationSwell

An Interview With Shelly Bell, Founder and CEO of 'Black Girl Ventures' An Interview With Shelly - NationSwell

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Experience

Senior Program Officer, Ecosystem Development at Kauffman Foundation (December 2016 - Present)

Speaker & Storyteller at The College Agency (May 2013 - Present)

Education

MA in Media Cultures from City University of Hong Kong (2006 - 2007), BBA in Management and Organizations from The University of Iowa Tippie College of Business (1998 - 2003), BA in Communications: Film and Media Productions from University of Iowa (1998 - 2003), Certificate in Entrepreneurship from University of Iowa (2002 - 2006)