Alexander is a dynamic and multi-talented artist and executive who has left an indelible mark on the performing arts scene not only in New Jersey but also in New York City, Philadelphia, Miami, and internationally. Graduating with honors from the University of the Arts, Alex has excelled as a performer, director, educator, and producer.
His passion for the arts has fueled a lifelong dedication to arts education. For 12 years, Alex served as the Education Director at BergenPAC, where he shaped the futures of countless young artists. Today, as the Executive Director of BergenPAC, he continues to elevate the cultural landscape of northern New Jersey, bringing world-class entertainment to the community and inspiring the next generation of talent. In addition to his role at BergenPAC, Alexander is a producer, production manager, and director for American History Unbound Inc., a prestigious organization that brings pivotal moments of American history to life on renowned stages such as Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, and the Boston Pops.
His commitment to arts education extends to his work as the Theater Director at the Elisabeth Morrow School, where he fosters creativity and a love of the arts in young students. Alexander’s dedication to his craft is matched only by his commitment to his family.
He is a devoted husband to his wife, Desere, and a loving father to his two children, Delilah and Alexander.
“Bergen Family Center and BergenPAC have built a strong partnership rooted in a shared commitment to the community,” Alex says.
“Together, we strive to make a positive impact, whether it’s through arts education, community outreach, or world-class performances. Our collaboration ensures that the arts remain a vital and accessible part of life in northern New Jersey.”