Andrew Chakhoyan is an alumnus of the global leadership program of the World Economic Forum, and he is a widely recognized thought leader on exponential technologies, societal trust in business, and public policy in tech. Andrew holds a Master of Public Administration degree from Harvard and is a regular contributor to several publications: WEF Agenda, Futurism, and NewCo Shift.
He is a mentor to a number of startups and also provides coaching advice to senior executives of Fortune 500 corporations on corporate diplomacy. Andrew strongly believes that your company’s strategic narrative must drive decision-making and not the other way around. A deft and passionate keynote speaker, Andrew is also a skilful moderator who had hosted panel conversations around the world, from Davos to Dalian and from Bratislava to Barcelona. Andrew’s contribution, as a panel discussant, was sought by the world’s leading global conferences, such as The Economist, Web Summit, OECD, TNW, WEF, TEDx, etc.
Andrew Chakhoyan is a trisector leader, who has served in the U.S. Government working on international economic development, pushed for stronger global cooperation in the nonprofit sector, and tried himself in a corporate world. His first job out of college was a barista at Starbucks and a part-time math professor at a community college.
