Hanna has a lot under his belt. First, he co-founded DreamxAmerica, an initiative whose mission is to support aspiring first-generation, refugee, and immigrant entrepreneurs. As the organization's CEO, he facilitated the advancement of at least $350,000 in interest-free loans to small entrepreneurs at a time when the world's economy was on its knees thanks to the hard-hitting Covid-19. He is also credited with producing the DreamxAmerica film streamed on PBS. The film was so successful that it was one of the nominees for an Emmy Award in Chicago.

Andrew also co-founded a web3 enterprise called Sawa Impact Labs, which brings together underrepresented artists worldwide. And you have perhaps heard about Mona, a venture that supports underrepresented entrepreneurs by showcasing and investing in their brands. Andrew Hanna is the figure behind its foundation.

In 2020, Hanna was included in the Forbes 30 Under 30, thanks to his exploits in the business world. In terms of education, he has a Harvard Law School JD. While studying law at the institution, he also served as the Harvard Law Review editor. Having been an intern in the Justice Department and the White House, there is no doubt Andrew is a household name.