Andrew Schoen is a partner in the corporate and consumer sector at New Enterprise Associates. He is a board member of Clarifai and Aigen. He joined NEA in 2014 and is a partner specializing in enterprise technology investments. He is a board member or observer at Berkshire Grey (NASDAQ), CCP Games (acquired), Dandelion, Duolingo, Expanse (acquired), IonQ (NYSE), Tamr and ThreatQ. In addition, he works closely with New Wave Foods, Onshape (acquired), Pentaho (acquired), PlayVS, Pocket (acquired), Rocket Chat and Timescale. He is also a member of NEA's Asia investment team and is involved in NEA's investments in ByteDance, Xsky and Zuoyebang. Before joining NEA, he was a member of Blackstone's mergers and acquisitions team in New York. Previously, he co-founded digital media company Flicstart (acquired). In 2018, he was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list of venture capital firms. He serves on the Cornell University Council and the Cornell Entrepreneurship Advisory Council, and is president emeritus of the Cornell Venture Capital Club. He serves on the board of the Diyala Foundation for Sustainability and Education, and is an honorary board member of the National Udall Scholarship Association, which focuses on Native American and environmental sustainability issues. He received his Master of Management Studies in Global Affairs as a Schwarzman Fellow at Tsinghua University in Beijing. He received his B.S. with honors from Phi Beta Kappa in Economics and Earth Systems Science in Engineering from Cornell University.