André Béliveau was Policy & Outreach Manager at the National Taxpayers Union Foundation.

He graduated with a B.A. cum laude in history from Marist College and is an M.A. in government candidate at The Johns Hopkins University. His academic expertise includes political theory, American political development, legislative language, public policy, early American history, and constitutional studies. 

Previously, André was Strategic Projects and Government Affairs Manager at the John Locke Foundation, and serves as a Visiting Fellow. He was also a policy advisor in the North Carolina Senate, where he worked in various public policy areas, including energy policy, tax and regulatory reform, social policy, elections law, and redistricting. From 2007 to 2017, André worked in emergency services, serving as a firefighter, EMT, and police dispatcher. He also comes to NTUF with experience in campaigns, political communications, and speech writing.

Outside of work and academic life, André enjoys writing, traveling, target shooting, playing the bagpipes, and spending time with his two loyal cats, Merlin and Percival. A native of upstate New York and a North Carolinian at heart, he currently resides in Washington, DC.