Alex Casale / / J.d.

Alex Casale has extensive work experience in various roles and industries. Alex currently serves as the Chief Financial Officer & Director of Finance and Operations at Don Bosco Preparatory High School. Prior to this, they worked as a Director at Kroll.

Before their role at Kroll, Alex held several positions at New York Life Insurance Company and its subsidiary, New York Life Investments. At New York Life Insurance Company, they served as the Director and Corporate Vice President of Finance, leading a team responsible for implementing the Third-Party Relationship & Performance Management Program and overseeing expense analysis and reporting. At New York Life Investments, they worked as the Director of Expense Governance and Analytics.

Prior to their time at New York Life, Alex worked at CIT Group Inc, where they held multiple positions including Director of Finance - Corporate Staff Functions, Head of Financial Planning & Analysis - CIT Bank, Vice President - Consumer Finance, and Assistant Vice President - International Division - Specialty Finance. Their responsibilities included managing financial support, forecasting, budgeting, and analyzing variances for various departments.

Alex also has experience in academia, serving as an Adjunct Professor of Legal Studies at Montclair State University.

Before their career in finance and academia, Alex began their career as an Associate in commercial litigation at Alpert Goldberg Butler Norton & Peach, P.C. Alex also worked as an Associate in litigation at Goodman & Lustgarten, Esqs., where they managed various legal matters.

Overall, Alex Casale brings a diverse range of skills and expertise in finance, operations, and academia to their current role as Chief Financial Officer & Director of Finance and Operations at Don Bosco Preparatory High School.

Alex Casale holds a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) in Finance from Seton Hall University, a Juris Doctor (J.D.) from Brooklyn Law School, and a Bachelor's Degree in Economics & Government from Clark University.