andrew freeman
Andrew has had a lot of schooling. He triple-majored in Math, Accounting and Computer Science while an undergraduate, while playing varsity basketball and tennis. He went on to get his MBA at Kellogg / Northwestern. Even though he took a lot of classes and loved learning, he never really loved school. He could never understand why it needed to be so dry – especially the technical subjects which were mostly just walkthroughs of textbooks.
During his first job out of college at Hewlett-Packard, Andrew was put in-charge of the dreaded sales training class for the disk drive division. Expectations were low, as it was the lowest-rated training program in the entire company – how could you make disk drives interesting? Andrew took this as a challenge to test his hypothesis that people learn more effectively when they’re engaged and having fun. By throwing-away the traditional massive stack of overhead slides and replacing them with skits, pantomimes, game shows, and humorous explanations (and leaning heavily on his trusty rubber chicken), the class quickly rose to #1 in the company. This led HP to relocate Andrew to the UK, Germany, and then France to revamp training overseas. Although the remainder of his tech career at Microsoft, Netscape, and numerous startups focused more on Product Management, Marketing and Business Development, he found ample opportunities to mentor and teach. He longed for the right opportunity to get back into teaching.
Andrew Freeman approached innovative physicist Nassim Haramein’s Resonance Science Foundation with the idea of adapting their Unified Science Course for school kids. RSF loved the idea and brought him on as their Director of Education. The course exceeded expectations, garnering over 500 students worldwide. This inspired Andrew to start Coherence Education. He is so excited to help children tap into their boundless genius and infinite potential, plus teach them the practical life skills that will ensure they’re prepared for an empowered, thriving, self-actualized future.
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