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Andreas Robinson

CEO

Infinitus Academy and Limitless Media

Andreas Robinson is the CEO of Infinitus Academy and Limitless Media. As an Indigenous Afro Nova Scotian, and a social entrepreneur, Andreas is a strategic thinker and disruptor committed to systems change.
With over 11 years and 5000+ people impacted, Andreas is an engagement specialist, who is sought after for his authenticity, electric energy, ability to facilitate raw, and meaningful conversations. Whether behind the scenes or onstage, Andreas’ approach to designing and delivering impactful experiences, both in person and virtually, whether keynote speaking, hosting, consulting is world class.

Andreas is a graduate of Phillips Exeter Academy, the prestigious world class preparatory school, as well as the Sobey School of Business at Saint Mary’s University. Andreas was selected as a Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholar and completed an internship developing and implementing programming on social entrepreneurship, social enterprises, branding, business and innovation at the University of Technology in Jamaica. In 2019, Andreas was presented with the Black Business Initiative Entrepreneur of the Year Award and in 2018, Andreas was selected as the Delmore Buddy Daye Learning Institute’s Ancestral Roots Business Entrepreneur of the Year. Over the past 4 years, Andreas has directly impacted and engaged 4000+ people, ranging in age from 6 – 75+, through programming, events and workshops – in community, government, non-profit and industry – with an emphasis on building shared language, community engagement, and change management.

With a background in experiential learning and marketing, Andreas is a Social Entrepreneur on a mission to Empower Youth, Individuals and Communities to Embrace their Limitless Potential. He is the Founder and CEO of Infinitus Academy, a social enterprise which fosters emotional intelligence through programming within the public and private schools from elementary through to post-secondary, along with provincial prisons, community, nonprofit and industry organizations.