Alexander G. Robinson, MBA has diverse work experience spanning various industries. Starting in 2011, they briefly worked as a Professional Athlete for the Minnesota Vikings Football, LLC. Alexander G. then transitioned to the retail sector, working as a Sales Associate at Macy's in 2012. Later in the same year, they joined Enterprise Rent-A-Car as a Management Trainee, gaining valuable experience in leadership and operational management.
In 2013, Alexander joined BCU, where they took on multiple roles over the course of seven years. As a Member Service Representative, they prioritized customer service, building and maintaining positive relationships with credit union members. Alexander G. then moved into a Corporate Relations and Business Development Specialist position, where they focused on strengthening partnerships with key stakeholders, executing initiatives to address company partner needs, and driving progress towards organizations' goals.
In 2020, Alexander joined the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, first as a Senior Project Manager and currently serving as a Project Director. Alexander G.'srole involves overseeing projects and ensuring their successful execution.
Throughout their career, Alexander has demonstrated expertise in relationship management, business development, project management, and customer service. Alexander G.'seducational background includes an MBA, further enhancing their qualifications in strategic planning and organizational management.
Alexander G. Robinson, MBA, obtained a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from Hamline University in 2018. Prior to that, they completed their Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Business Management at Iowa State University - Ivy College of Business in 2010. In addition to their degrees, Alexander also holds certifications in Managing Project Stakeholders, Project Management Foundations, Project Management Foundations: Requirements, and Project Management Foundations: Teams, all obtained from LinkedIn in 2020.
August, 2023 - present
September, 2020