Andrew Dunn

Senior Manager, Data
Financial Health Network
adunn@finhealthnetwork.org

As a Senior Manager on the Program Team, Andrew Dunn applies a data-centric lens to all aspects of his work. He takes pleasure in finding new ways to efficiently collect and analyze data. At the Financial Health Network, Andrew designs research initiatives, analyzes data, and reports findings for the Financial Health Network’s own research efforts; aids research partners in creating and monitoring impact evaluation efforts; and assists consulting clients in measuring financial health accurately. Before joining the Financial Health Network, Andrew worked at nonprofit organizations in the education and social service fields. He attended Cornell University and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Development Sociology. In his free time, he loves watching rugby and trying new foods in New York City.

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