How to Become a CEO | Markers & Milestones
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as posted by the channelAndrew McIndoe is the Founder and CEO of Invictus Strategies, a fundraising consulting firm with a vision to reimagine conservative philanthropy and close the funding gap between the Right and Left.
He previously spent 11 years at The Heritage Foundation and Heritage Action for America, including five years as Vice President of Development. He led a team of 50 fundraising professionals to raise upwards of $130 million per year from more than 500,000 supporters.
Andrew’s career has also included time as a Koch Associate (which included a placement at The Fund for American Studies), the Development Director at the Bill of Rights Institute, and a Claremont Institute Lincoln Fellow. He also completed internships at the Leadership Institute, Young America’s Foundation Reagan Ranch Center, and The Heritage Foundation.
Andrew was born and raised in Oak Ridge, North Carolina, where his parents homeschooled him using Classical Conversations curriculum. He graduated with high honors from Grove City College, then received his MBA from UVA’s Darden School of Business.
He now lives in Alexandria, VA, with his wife, Haley, and three kids: Charlotte, Augustus, and Harrison.
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