Andrew Feustel, born in 1965, is a skilled astronaut and geophysicist. He started as an auto mechanic at Oakland Community College and later studied Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at Purdue University. Moving to Canada in 1991, he earned a Ph.D. from Queen’s University, working as a researcher.
Feustel worked as a Geophysicist in Canada, installing monitoring equipment in mines, and later as an Exploration Geophysicist at Exxon Mobil. In 2000, he reached new heights as NASA selected him to join their astronaut corps.
Andrew's contributions to space exploration are marked by significant achievements, including servicing the Hubble Space Telescope and commanding the International Space Station. His leadership skills and resilience were further demonstrated as he served as NASA's acting Chief Astronaut, leading the organization in the deputy role for two years.
As a speaker, Feustel shares insights gained from space missions. His talks focus on leadership, resilience, and innovation. Drawing from his experiences, he offers practical tools for organizations to excel. Book Andrew Feustel for an inspiring journey, combining extraordinary stories with actionable lessons for organizational growth.