Andrew Cunningham

Andrew Cunningham has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries.

Andrew started their career as an Office Assistant at McGill University in 2010.

In 2011, Andrew worked as an Operations Manager at Ready, Set, Recycle Corp, where they traveled across Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and P.E.I to maintain existing business partnerships and expand into new opportunities.

Andrew then briefly served as a Sales Representative at Top Notch Advertising, TNI Inc., where they traveled in various locations, including New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Ottawa, conducting face-to-face marketing and sales for major clients. Andrew received a promotion, trained new employees, and received multiple performance-based wage increases during this role.

From 2014 to 2016, they worked as a Database Administrator at Carleton University, where they managed the enterprise database, handled external grants and fund acquisitions, and optimized existing standard operating procedures. Andrew also reviewed contracts for select government projects and maintained the CURO website with accurate information.

In 2016, they joined Egg Farmers of Canada - Economics, Statistics, and Pricing Unit as a Data Coordinator. In this role, Andrew collected, analyzed, and distributed corporate data for the Canadian egg industry. Andrew was responsible for updating and distributing provincial Cost of Production (COP) components, automating and improving processes using analytical tools, and verifying and analyzing external data for pricing support.

Andrew joined Index Exchange in 2017 and held various positions. Andrew started as an Analyst, Business Intelligence before moving up to Senior Analyst, Product & Engineering. Andrew then became an Analytics Manager, Product & Engineering and later a Senior Manager, Product Analytics. As of 2023, Andrew is currently working as the Director, Product Analytics at Index Exchange.

Andrew Cunningham obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Commerce from Dalhousie University, where they studied from 2009 to 2011. Following this, they pursued an Honours Economics degree with a concentration in Financial Economics at Carleton University from 2011 to 2014.