Andrew McGregor serves as Chairman of the Board and CEO of the highly focused agricultural predictive analytics firm GeoVisual Analytics. His background comes from working for companies such as Herman Miller Inc., Knoll International, and Warburg Pincus Ventures, progressing through over 15 senior leadership assignments covering multiple functional areas and global general management roles such as Managing Director, President, and COO.Launching new ventures and fixing troubled operations while developing talent, he always researches and brings in best practices from different industries. His leadership style for these multinational assignments was built upon HMI's pioneering work in "Participative Management" while learning from work with his advisors such as Peter Drucker, Michael Porter, and Peter Senge, along with world-class industrial designers such as Eames, Nelson, and Stumpf. His global supply chain thinking was formed in collaboration with firms such as H.P., TI, Apple, and Toyota. The urgency of demanding responsibilities and a natural eagerness to learn from the best while enabling others helped him lead companies to become recognized by Fortune Magazine as both “One of the Most Admired” and “100 Best Companies to Work For” and gain frequent awards as a world leader in pioneering management practices. Besides quantifiable financial performance, he helped establish brand leadership with R&D awards for innovation, such as Best of the Decade by Time Magazine and Best Consumer Products of the last 100 years by Fast Company, with iconic products such as the Aeron chair. These assignments compelled him to acquire a broad foundation in operations and business strategy, change management, and organizational development, along with credentials in product and services R&D, supply chain management, lean manufacturing, and B2B multi-channel marketing. After investing with his family office in information & biotechnology ventures, he now focuses his experience along with global research and data analytics to employ new technologies for the family-oriented produce industry, working to reduce food waste and demonstrate environmental stewardship all while achieving improved financial performance. With an undergraduate degree in Clinical Psychology and Pre-Med from the University of Texas at Austin and postgraduate work at the Wharton School of Business and Kellogg School of Business., his constant progression of assignments around the world, he and his family have enjoyed living in cities such as London, Paris, New York, Chicago and now Denver,