Andrew Moss is a seasoned technology executive/entrepreneur who has spent his career innovating, launching and managing a range of technology-based businesses including within Microsoft. After 17 years at Microsoft, he left to launch his own startup and consulted with various other new and existing ventures.
In 2014, he joined the NYU Entrepreneurial Institute as the Entrepreneur-in-Residence to advise and mentor aspiring entrepreneurs from within the NYU ecosystem. In 2015 he was named Director Blackstone LaunchPad at NYU to implement and manage the initiative.
In 2019, he joined the faculty at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering where he taught Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Global Perspectives on Technology Management.
During the pandemic, he started teaching the Team-generated Capstone at NYU Wagner where he emphasizes the importance of defining/measuring social outcomes alongside and on par with financial performance.
He also leads the development of a methodology for entrepreneurs and organizational leaders to foster a desired Culture and Organizational Resolve (COR) grounded in clearly articulated principles operationalizing the pursuit of purpose. In addition, he currently serves on the Steering Committee for the NYU Alliance for Public Interest Technology and several nonprofit boards including The Jericho Project in New York City which provides supportive housing for homeless families and veterans and Govern for America which trains young leaders for positions in state government.
