Great teams are powered by individuals who contribute in unexpected ways.
Andrew Moses is a super connector and thought leader, Andrew organizes one of the largest networking dinner series in the US for finance and business leaders and has authored content for Forbes, The Huffington Post, and other publications featuring insights from his interviews with business, sports, and media personalities.
In 2013, Andrew became the youngest alumni ever to win the Alumni Volunteer of the Year Award—awarded once per year by the Penn State Alumni Association, the world’s largest dues paying alumni association.
In 2007, based on his belief that college students represent the world's next generation of leaders, he co-founded Autism Speaks U—a national initiative of Autism Speaks that has since engaged students from universities and colleges across more than 25 states in advocacy, awareness, and fundraising that has resulted in more than $7 million raised.
"Everybody Pulls The Tarp" is a mantra he lives by. It is a lesson he learned many years ago as a front office intern for a minor league baseball team. On his first day, a front office executive told him to keep a pair of old clothes at the ballpark so he could help the grounds crew pull the tarp on and off the field on rainy days.
A team-first, do-whatever-it-takes mindset is an ingredient to success in all aspects of life. If you want to excel, take the phrase "that's not my job" out of your vocabulary.
To find out more about Andrew Moses go to https://www.everybodypullsthetarp.com/.
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