Andrew (Drü) Nicholas Moyer began his career in the startup industry within the Baltimore/Washington D.C. ecosystem as an independent consultant. He quickly built a network connecting founders with resources and partners. Driven by a passion for helping others bring their creative visions to life, he founded AyoAdo, a digital identity platform that streamlined connections and social media profiles. Although the platform faced challenges during the onset of the Covid-19 Pandemic, Drü views these experiences not as setbacks but as invaluable lessons: “If defined by circumstances and outcomes, total failure. If defined by meaning and purpose, there has been no greater teacher of perseverance, vision, and humility in my lifetime.”

Since relocating to Florida, Drü has turned his focus to the health and fitness industry, a passion he has pursued for over 17 years. He is currently writing 'Druganism,' a book that explores topics from our body’s anthropological past to modern ethical issues in diet, and is planning to launch an athletic wear line. Drü is captivated by South Florida’s vibrant business scene in Brickell and its dynamic art community in Wynwood. Inspired by the region's culture and innovation spirit, he envisions opening his own gym there in the future. Outside of his professional pursuits, Drü enjoys caring for his two boxer dogs, Rocco and Inca, reading, creating art, and volunteering to support startup founders.

Five Favorite Books: ‘The 50th Law,’ ‘How to Stop Worrying and Start Living,’ ‘The Omnivores Dilemma,’ ‘The Tao Te Ching,’ and ‘Sapiens’.