For the past fifteen years, Kyle has led cultural organizations across a breadth of roles through major growth and transition. At the center of his work is sincere, focused, and intuitive attention to community. Kyle brings his sensibilities as a listener, connector, and motivator to help navigate organizations through diverse contexts of challenge and opportunity -- launching new programs, refreshing historic work with new perspective, stewarding influxes of support, and stabilizing through crisis. In all of his work with institutions and organizations, Kyle has felt particularly called to meet political questions and imperatives with imagination, humility, scrutiny, and substance. He has held executive roles with The Poetry Project at St. Mark's, PEN America, and the Antiquarian Booksellers Association of America, and has led organization development and audience development projects with the Queer Nightlife Community Center, OCDChinatown, The Word: A Storytelling Sanctuary, and elsewhere.

With diverse experience in designing and delivering mission-driven programming, Andalyn helps organizations foster equitable, supportive environments that prioritize well-being and resilience. She has collaborated with a wide range of partners—from community organizations and educational institutions to international artist residencies and nonprofit training programs. As a group facilitator and conflict mediator, she has worked with organizations including Safe-Hub Philadelphia, Lightning Rod Special, and Arteles Creative Center. She has supported new program development and community care practices for University of the Arts, Headlong, and Ox-Bow School of Art & Artists’ Residency. Bringing a holistic and collaborative approach to her work, Andalyn is passionate about improving organizational culture and workplace environments to improve these spaces for the people who inhabit them.