Alex has spent many years focusing on the craft of improv and acting, and the way these skills integrate into our lives and communication. But during the day, he has spent 10 years in corporate world as a software engineer.

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With an extensive background in the corporate work environment, he is familiar with both the strengths and weaknesses in corporate team communication, as well as the difficulties that get in the way of making it stronger. Being on a team means being able to communicate openly and safely. No idea is a bad idea, and better yet, those ideas will likely take us to greater ideas. But how often do we create an open space for that communication instead of only leaving room for the people who speak their ideas the loudest?

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Confidence is important. Ingenuity is important. Creativity is important. But our primary flaw is in believing that only those who we hear talking are the ones with these qualities. Throughout years of teaching and helping everyone from veteran actors to wallflowers, Alex has found the light each of them has to share and helped focus on how to help it shine in a fun and comfortable way.

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Many people who work in office environments are either nervous or uncomfortable about learning new ways to communicate. But that's because they haven't worked with us yet!