Andrew Wolk

Andrew Wolk began his career as a serial social entrepreneur more than 20 years ago, driven by a commitment to ensuring resources are used effectively to help individuals and families achieve lifelong success. He went on to found three independent nonprofits – Root Cause, Social Innovation Forum, and Interise –  each designed to strengthen communities and expand opportunity.

Over the years, Andrew has led consulting projects with foundations, nonprofits, school districts, corporations, and government agencies across the country, with a focus on supporting sustainable initiatives and advising institutions on how to align resources for measurable impact. He also contributed to the creation of the Office of Social Innovation during the Obama Administration, embedding social impact into federal policies at the highest level.

Recognized as a pioneer in social entrepreneurship education, Andrew designed and taught one of the first courses on the subject at Boston University and has lectured at MIT, the Harvard Kennedy School, Boston College, and Brandeis University. His work has been featured in the New York Times, The Boston Globe, and WBUR. 

Andrew holds an MBA in Entrepreneurship and Nonprofit Management from Boston University and a BA from Lehigh University. Based in Steamboat, Colorado, he continues to champion community‑driven change while serving as FCP’s founder and lead donor. He enjoys music, skiing, outdoor adventure, travel, and spending time with his family and friends.