Andrew’s story is an exemplification of what it means to follow ones dreams. From being the son of immigrant parents to pursuing the craft of tap dance and establishing three organizations, Andrew speaks to the achiever in all of us.
Whether it’s questions about finding ones identity, work ethics, or pursuing ones dreams, Andrew is a shining example of what it means to be doing that while still being a good person.
Andrew presents three basic talks:
For the Love – For artists, finding the balance between keeping their craft pure and making a living by it can be very challenging. This talk covers the learning curve that Andrew has gone through – having fallen for tap dance at the age of 9, his present professional career, and the establishment of his numerous projects.
Doing It Your Way (Entrepreneurship) – There is nothing quite like talking to someone who is doing what it is they are talking about. This talk covers what it means to be your own boss, establishing the right team and support structure, and some of the major lessons Andrew has learned in the pursuit of “doing it your way.”
By Faith – Andrew counts his faith in Jesus Christ as the center of his life. That faith was first introduced to him by his parents. In this talk Andrew tells the harrowing story of his Mother and Father’s escape from war-torn Lebanon, and the covenant of Love that he was raised in. He also describes the personal challenges he has faced and how each experience has continually enriched his walk of Faith.
Highlights of Andrew’s Public Speaking Engagements include:
Northwood University
Bergen County Academies – Academy for Visual and Performing Arts
The Hip-Hop Dance Conservatory
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