Adam Andrzejewski

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Founder and CEO — OpenTheBooks.com

Adam is an entrepreneur, founder and CEO of OpenTheBooks.com - the world's largest private repository of government spending. Our mission- post “every dime, online” of all local, state, and federal government spending at OpenTheBooks.com & in our award winning Open The Books mobile app. My work has been featured at Good Morning America and ABC World News Tonight; USA Today; The Wall Street Journal; John Stossel’s 'Innovation Nation' Special; Forbes Magazine; Investor’s Business Daily; HBO Bill Maher's blog; The Rush Limbaugh Show; Boston Globe; Washington Post; FOX News Channel - including Bill O'Reilly, Megan Kelly, Sean Hannity, & Bret Baier; CBS News; Sinclair Broadcast Group - including Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson; Huffington Post; National Review; The Washington Times; TheHill; Sunlight Foundation; Breitbart; Chicago Tribune; Daily Caller; Daily Beast; and by many other national media, television, and radio personalities. My Forbes online columns have over 2.4 million pageviews.

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Open The Books

At OpenTheBooks.com, we work hard to capture and post all disclosed spending at every level of government – federal, state, and local. We've successfu...

Featured on: Thursday, July 12, 2018

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