Andy Fox

Andy Fox has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Andy started their career in 2010 as an Outside Operations staff at The Legend at Bristlecone- Golf Course. In 2012, they worked as a Financial Representative Intern at Northwestern Mutual, where they assisted individuals in achieving financial security through needs-based research and interpersonal interactions. Andy then joined Fox Bros. Piggly Wiggly in 2013 as a Store Operations Trainee, where they gained experience in managing various aspects of a retail environment and ensuring customer and employee satisfaction.

In 2013, Andy also worked as a Sales/Brokerage Intern at Schneider National, negotiating transportation solutions for customers and maintaining profitable relationships. They then transitioned to Aerotek in 2014 as a Recruiter, conducting full life cycle recruiting for clients in various industries.

Continuing their career growth, Andy joined ProShip, Inc. in 2015, initially in a role as Account Executive/Technical Recruiter for IT Solutions & Talent Management. In 2016, they progressed to become a Sales Executive, further expanding their experience in sales.

Andy's next move was to Zendesk in 2017, where they began as a Velocity Account Executive. They showcased their skills and expertise in account management and moved up the ladder to become a Commercial Account Executive and later a Senior Commercial Account Executive.

In 2022, Andy joined 6sense as an Enterprise Account Executive, further solidifying their experience in managing enterprise-level accounts.

Throughout their career, Andy has consistently demonstrated strong interpersonal and communication skills, an ability to meet and exceed goals, and a dedication to customer and client satisfaction.

Andy Fox attended Arrowhead High School from 2006 to 2010. Following their high school education, they enrolled at St. Norbert College, where they pursued a Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.), earning their degree in 2014. The field of study for their degree was not provided.