Andrew Nachison

Andrew Nachison has a diverse work experience spanning various roles in the media and communications field. Andrew is currently the Chief Communications & Marketing Officer at the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, where they lead the brand, communication, PR, publishing, marketing, IT, and business development teams. Prior to this, Andrew founded We Media, a global innovation agency that focused on impact investments, media, research, events, content, strategy, and product/innovation consulting.

Andrew also served as a Board Member for the World Editor's Forum at WAN-IFRA from 2005 to 2016. Additionally, Andrew was a co-founder and advisor at Tok Media International, where they played a pivotal role in defining the product, vision, and brand message for the digital media startup. Andrew also advised on product and strategy issues, business development, and market analysis, while establishing relationships with major media partners.

Before these roles, Andrew held positions such as President & CEO of iFOCOS, where they led a research and educational think tank and NGO focused on the connected society, and as Director of The Media Center at the American Press Institute, where they led the digital futures research and strategy group for the U.S. newspaper industry. Andrew also worked as a Visiting Associate Professor at Indiana University School of Journalism and played key roles in the Lawrence Journal-World, where they served as GM (Online), Web Editor, Reporter, and Columnist, and established Lawrence.com and KUSports.

Andrew has also worked as a freelance journalist, specializing in environment, technology, and human interest. Andrew'sarticles have been published in reputed publications such as The New York Times, Infoworld, Audubon, and Reader's Digest. Andrew began their career as a Newsman at the Associated Press.

Throughout their career, Andrew Nachison has gained extensive experience in media innovation, communications, strategy, business development, and journalism.

Andrew Nachison attended Dartmouth College from 1985 to 1988, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Philosophy.