Alexandra Bernard-Simmons
An authentic leadership expert who delivers high-energy keynotes challenging audiences to amplify their confidence to use transformative actions to live a happier, healthier, and more productive life
Alexandra considers herself a professional dream chaser and she has solidified her place in both the business and creative worlds as a successful entrepreneur, author and entertainer. She's been featured on MTV, BET, ABC, VH1, Dr.Oz and worked with Busta Rhymes, Alec Baldwin, Michael Strahan and many more!
Through her award-winning international movement "Think Like a Boss," she curates and speaks at events all over the world, hosts her television show and podcast, hosts retreats, builds high school business curriculums, creates programs for women in homeless shelters, and creates book tours for her best selling book. She calls upon her experiences in life, corporate America, being a College Business Professor, and the entertainment industry to motivate and inspire individuals to think like a boss!
And for her next challenge, Alexandra will be opening the first Black-owned, woman- owned Supermarket franchise in the Tri-State Area called Seneca Market.
Alexandra considers herself a professional dream chaser and she has solidified her place in both the business and creative worlds as a successful entrepreneur, author and entertainer. She's been featured on MTV, BET, ABC, VH1, Dr.Oz and worked with Busta Rhymes, Alec Baldwin, Michael Strahan and many more!
Through her award-winning international movement "Think Like a Boss," she curates and speaks at events all over the world, hosts her television show and podcast, hosts retreats, builds high school business curriculums, creates programs for women in homeless shelters, and creates book tours for her best selling book. She calls upon her experiences in life, corporate America, being a College Business Professor, and the entertainment industry to motivate and inspire individuals to think like a boss!
And for her next challenge, Alexandra will be opening the first Black-owned, woman- owned Supermarket franchise in the Tri-State Area called Seneca Market.
