Snowhite Strategies works globally to guide, connect, and manage initiatives for positive impact in a rapidly changing world.  We combine innovative thinking and proven execution with a diverse and comprehensive network of partners and experts to maximize efficiency and to ensure success. From corporations to non-profits to governments, our solutions-based approach addresses the fundamental challenges of our time.

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Its founder, Andrew Snowhite, has played an executive role in building and managing a variety of international businesses, projects, and partnerships with a wide range of stakeholders.  Over the last two decades, Andrew has been involved in pioneering initiatives and with amazing people via numerous roles, including as:

• Senior Strategy & Sustainability Advisor and content contributor to NewCities

• Co-Editor and Member, Dentons Smart Cities and Connected Communities Think Tank

• Senior Advisor to APCO Worldwide and the Saudi Public Investment Fund

• SVP & Chief Innovation Officer at Gale International / Songdo, South Korea

• Executive Director of the USA Pavilion at Expo 2017, Astana Kazakhstan

• Chief Executive Officer of the USA Pavilion at Expo 2012, Yeosu South Korea

• Co-Founder, Azure Worldwide with Philippe Cousteau, Jr.

• Executive Vice President, Business Development and Sales, Musictoday

• Research Assistant to Dr. Eugenie Clark, the “Shark Lady”

Andrew was recently named an Advisor to the WELL City Advisory by the International Well Building Institute and is a Member of the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED for Cities and Communities working group.  In the past he served as a Member of the Corporate Citizenship Advisory Council at Samsung Electronics and was a Fellow at the University of Virginia.

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Andrew received a BA in Environmental Science from the University of Virginia where he was a National Science Scholar, and a Master of Natural Resources from the Center for Leadership in Global Sustainability at Virginia Tech.  Andrew is an accredited LEED Green Associate of the U.S. Green Building Council.