Welcome! I’m Jarred Andrews, a communications strategist and project manager with over a decade of experience addressing systemic challenges. I help nonprofits and startups navigate complex projects by simplifying the intricate, bridging communication gaps, and creating actionable strategies that move ideas from concept to reality.
I specialize in managing technical projects and crafting communication plans that make complexity accessible. My expertise includes leading federally funded initiatives, like Maine Family Planning’s asynchronous telehealth program and the first virtual home health program in Western Pennsylvania.
Currently pursuing my Master of Science in Creativity and Innovation at Drexel University, I focus on reform efforts, capacity building, and creative diplomacy. My work blends technical knowledge, strategic planning, and a human-centered approach to drive meaningful impact.
I’m motivated by watching ideas blossom into reality and empowering others through knowledge. Whether it’s turning a vision into a scalable solution or seeing someone’s “aha“ moment during training, I thrive on creating pathways for innovation and growth. My approach centers on simplifying convoluted processes, fostering collaboration, and crafting inclusive solutions for real-world challenges.
One recent project, Local Education Reform, provides a step-by-step guide for educators to navigate and advocate for change within public education systems. It reflects my commitment to actionable reform and empowering stakeholders with straightforward, accessible tools and starting points.
Outside of project work, I’m a dedicated learner and educator. I’ve held a content license with Stukent [sic] and contribute to webinars, panels, and podcasts, sharing insights on data privacy, citizen development, and creative problem-solving. My passion for continual learning and hope for the future drives me to stay ahead of industry trends and contribute to meaningful discussions.
Explore my portfolio, read about my work, view my references, and see how we can collaborate to tackle systemic challenges and drive meaningful change.
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