About Me
With two decades of experience in eDiscovery and Legal Operations, I bring a wealth of expertise. I hold a Juris Doctor degree from the Catholic University of America and am admitted to practice in Washington, DC. In addition to my legal background, I am a certified EOS Integrator, skilled in driving organizational growth and optimizing operational margins. My approach combines legal acumen with business strategies to help clients increase revenue and optimize margins.
Find Your Calling
I grew up working in kitchens. That’s where I found my real calling in life. No, not doughnuts, though I am known for my love of them. It’s my love of process. I would come into the kitchen everyday to see chickens being deboned as if the team had never seen a chicken before. Every bone was a surprise. At 16 that really had an impact on me. I started seeing how we could make things better through process improvements and training. We could really dig in an make every day that little bit better.
Andrew has a talent for quickly assessing organizational challenges and crafting effective, tailored solutions that drive real results. Andrew’s approach is both collaborative and insightful. He listens carefully to your needs, communicates clearly, and provides actionable guidance every step of the way.
His depth of knowledge across sales, marketing, operations, and legal makes him uniquely qualified to support organizations navigating change and aiming for growth. With Andrew’s guidance, you can expect not only improved business outcomes but also a stronger, more capable team ready to tackle future challenges.
Jonathan Moody
The Data Badger?
That’s right – the Data Badger. I was in awe of how many billboards and commercials there were with monikered lawyers. In some states, they are absolutely everywhere. That was certainly the case for the time that I spent in Kentucky. Having gone to law school in Washington, DC, we never had such a thing.
In early 2020, in the first days of the pandemic, I decided that I wasn’t going to let it slip past me. I came up with the Data Badger. It started out as a bit of a satire and certainly tongue in cheek, at least to me. As I planned and hosted two annual online conferences, the name really started to take on a life of its own. Soon I would attend in person conferences and hear somebody yell “Data Badger!” across the hall. As they came closer, I could see them look down at my name tag to see Andrew. Data Badger was clearly taking precedence.