Andrew Wahl

Entrepreneur

Andrew comes from a long line of entrepreneurs and small business owners from Central Indiana. At the age of 16, he started his first small business doing landscaping for a local real estate firm. Fast forward over 15 years later, he is active in commercial real estate, business brokerage, and sits on several boards including Midwest Food Bank, Indy REAL, and the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce. Andrew genuinely enjoys working with business owners of all types and will describe working in this role as, “something I have always looked for – the perfect balance of working and enjoyment that makes it feel like a hobby vs working a job.”

As a Ball State University graduate, Andrew focused on Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management through the Miller College of Business. Immediately after graduation, he went into sales while operating his startup, TopShot on the side. A decade of selling everything from office technology to commercial relocations gives him experience working with business owners and managing teams to complete projects. In 2020, and after years of being surrounded by real estate agents, Andrew attained his real estate license and started in the commercial industry with a focus on commercial and industrial clients.

While Andrew loves business, he also enjoys being involved with the community as a leader. He also takes pride in his advisory board position for Midwest Food Bank, who regularly is fighting the hunger crisis in Central Indiana/around the Country. Additionally, Andrew enjoys helping out and volunteering on the Rebuilding Together Indianapolis advisory board. He is very excited about being named a nominee for Indy’s “Best and Brightest” in 2022 under the Media and Sports category.

Outside of work and community engagement, Andrew will be found spending any off time on his boat with his young family. His wife (Lauren) works in land acquisition for a local multifamily developer and they have two sons. Andrew has a black lab named Apollo that loves being in the water as much as his family does.