Alexandre Lazarow earned a Harvard University MBA to jumpstart his journey in business. This education laid the foundation for a successful investment career, supporting businesses throughout North America, Asia, Africa, and Europe.
Understanding that stakeholders work together to achieve incredible milestones, Lazarow shares his financial and investment knowledge in a myriad of ways. He serves as an adjunct entrepreneurship professor at Middlebury Institute in Monterey and is a Kauffman Fellow for the Council on Foreign Relations. As a columnist for Forbes, his writing delves into complex financial issues, trends, and global innovations. He's also written for Business Insider, TechCrunch, Harvard Business Review, and VentureBeat. Lazarow has been recognized as one of the best authors under 35 years of age as a finalist for the Bracken Bower Prize from McKinsey & Company.
Presenting keynote addresses to corporations, public entities, and social enterprises, Lazarow empowers listeners to obtain wealth. Hopeful those he encounters may have more than enough to take care of business, he offers practical tools and innovative funding strategies. Invited to inspire audiences at retreats and via internet podcasts, he transforms how people think. Moving audiences from a mindset of lack to an understanding that investment funding is possible with the right ideas, plans, people, and innovations.