About

Respect, accountability, and commitment. These are the core values that Alec brings to all aspects of his life, whether it be in business dealings, building relationships or coaching hockey. Alec’s approach to business emphasizes the importance of fluent communication and being readily available for his valued clients. Alec prides himself on showing an unwavering commitment to his client’s needs, focusing on what is best for them and their business, while also holding himself accountable throughout the entire process to ensure there is no “T” left uncrossed or no “I” left undotted. Alec takes a solutions-based approach to his advisory services, leaving no stone unturned when it comes to navigating a deal and achieving the desired result for his clients.

Translation: he will do everything in his power to make it happen

Born and raised in Nova Scotia, Alec is a graduate of St. Francis Xavier University. Before joining Cushman & Wakefield, Alec worked alongside medical researchers, clinicians, healthcare professionals and hospital executives – building and maintaining strong relationships and contributing to the field of medicine with his own research.

Alec brings to the table a high degree of personable skills, integrity, and drive. Growing up playing sports his entire life, Alec is actively involved in minor hockey in Nova Scotia and serves as the head coach for Citadel High School Hockey, his alma mater.  Alec is also a huge movie buff with acting experience in film and TV.

Affiliations

• Co-Host, Matter of ‘Fax Podcast
• Head Coach, Citadel Phoenix Hockey Club
• Assistant Coach, Team Nova Scotia Male U14 Hockey
• Owner & Lead Instructor, Hustle Hard Hockey Development Program

Awards & Recognition

2022 CWA President’s Round Table Recipient

Community Involvement

• Head Coach, Citadel Phoenix Hockey Club
• Assistant Coach, Team Nova Scotia Male U14 Hockey
• Owner & Lead Instructor, Hustle Hard Hockey Development Program

Education

• Bachelor of Science (Biology), St. Francis Xavier University
• Diploma – Health Services Administration, Dalhousie University