Born and raised in Victoria, British Columbia, Andrew Reeve studied History and Political Science at the University of Victoria before working as the Director of Communications & Government Relations with the Trust for Sustainable Development. There, he worked hand-in-hand on an economic development project with the Beecher Bay First Nation. For that work, and other community contributions, he was twice recognized as a finalist for the Vancouver Island Top 20 Under 40 Awards.

Most recently, Reeve spent nearly eight years with the Official Opposition Caucus at the B.C. Legislature, wrapping up in 2024 as Press Secretary & Deputy Director of Communications, handling media relations and managing the Caucus’ Communications department. He has been active in politics at all levels in the Victoria area for over a decade and has served as a Campaign Manager on municipal, provincial, and federal election campaigns. In 2018, Andrew ran for Victoria City Council, garnering 8,246 votes, exactly 2,000 votes short of securing a seat.

In his spare time, Andrew gives back to the community, having recently completed his maximum of two three-year terms on the Board of Directors of Threshold Housing Society, a non-profit organization that provides transitional housing and life skills programming to youth at risk of homelessness in Greater Victoria. 

For more information visit Andrew J. Reeve on LinkedIn.