Andrew Dreis

Andrew was raised in Seattle, Washington by a family of lawyers and judges. Following a string of entrepreneurial endeavors in New Orleans, he pursued a career in renewable energy by way of the Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke University.

He emerged from graduate school to work as a content and digital strategy consultant with subject area expertise in energy and the carbon markets. Andrew soon found he was restless to make a greater impact on individuals' lives through business, and joined the CyberJustice Law Group in 2025.

Andrew first became familiar with crypto in 2015, when he was approached to participate in an initial coin offering. At this time, Andrew dived deep into the philosophy and technical properties of cryptocurrencies, concluding the technology provided marginal benefits over legacy financial instiutions and posed significant societal risks.

Fast forward to 2025, and this thesis has born out. As a holder of two master's degrees in business and environmental management, Andrew is passionate about helping individuals find justice from investment scams while raising awareness about the negative environmental impacts and structurally fraudulent nature of the crypto industry.

• • Master of Environmental Management, Duke University, Nicholas School of the Environment
• • Master of Business Administration, UNC, Kenan-Flagler Business School
• • Bachelor of Arts, English, University of Redlands

• • Joined CyberJustice Law Group in 2025
• • Consulted on digital and content marketing strategy in the carbon markets
• • Founded two businesses in New Orleans, LA

• • Duke Innovation and Entrepreneurship Showcase Finalist