Alejandra has lived and worked in the District of Columbia for 20 years. An Arizona transplant, she's particularly picky about her Mexican food, tortillas especially, and still isn't used to DC humidity.

Alejandra is a tenacious and resourceful leader, having built her career throughout the shifting industry, economic, political and societal landscapes. She applies a data-driven approach to building novel solutions to highly complex business challenges.

Alejandra is also a Georgetown University digital communications strategies subject matter expert and adjunct professor, and a frequent speaker, panelist and guest lecturer on issues ranging from digital communications to personal branding.

In her spare time she enjoys being bad at hobbies like watercolor painting and gardening, spending time being an unofficial aunt to three children whom she adores, and creating “little projects” for herself around the house.

She earned her Masters of Science in public relations at Boston University and her Bachelor of Arts in Mexican American Studies at the University of Arizona.