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Ron Alexander has been a publishing journalist for 30 years. He gained considerable
advertising and marketing experience while employed as a senior account executive
at Burrell Advertising where he developed marketing campaigns for the McDonald's
Corporation. He served as Mayor Richard Hatcher's Press Secretary and Director
of Public Relations for the City of Gary, Indiana. As a marketing consultant he
worked for Subway sandwiches, Temple University, the University of North
Carolina, and various other companies.
If adversity shapes good public speakers, Ron Alexander fulfills that prerequisite.
He overcame a childhood damaged by emotional abuse and neglect. He never
graduated from grade school, middle school or high school, yet he went on to
become a successful journalist and businessman, finally graduating from college in
2009.
He attempted suicide in 2005, but kicked his addiction to drugs, stabilized his life
and dedicated his life to becoming an instrument of healing to people who are being
swallowed up by depression, addiction, and low self-esteem.
Fuller-Wilcox Scholarship
Ron Alexander recently established a scholarship as a legacy to his late friend, Tina
Fuller and his grandmother, Eunice Wilcox.
advertising and marketing experience while employed as a senior account executive
at Burrell Advertising where he developed marketing campaigns for the McDonald's
Corporation. He served as Mayor Richard Hatcher's Press Secretary and Director
of Public Relations for the City of Gary, Indiana. As a marketing consultant he
worked for Subway sandwiches, Temple University, the University of North
Carolina, and various other companies.
If adversity shapes good public speakers, Ron Alexander fulfills that prerequisite.
He overcame a childhood damaged by emotional abuse and neglect. He never
graduated from grade school, middle school or high school, yet he went on to
become a successful journalist and businessman, finally graduating from college in
2009.
He attempted suicide in 2005, but kicked his addiction to drugs, stabilized his life
and dedicated his life to becoming an instrument of healing to people who are being
swallowed up by depression, addiction, and low self-esteem.
Fuller-Wilcox Scholarship
Ron Alexander recently established a scholarship as a legacy to his late friend, Tina
Fuller and his grandmother, Eunice Wilcox.
Speaker, Author, Journalist, Philanthropist
Does depression lead to addiction? What happens
when addiction becomes the remedy for depression?
Ron Alexander has written a masterfully scripted
memoir, Don’t Tell Me What to Do: A Spiritual
Memoir, for those who are lost or depressed, which
was the recipe that lead to Michael Jackson’s death.
What Alexander shares with Jackson is a parent,
too, emotionally abused him.
Alexander’s memoir chronicles his life from 1954 to
2005 where he experienced social change that
shaped our country’s ideals. From the stirrings of
Martin Luther King’s promise and tragic death; and
Malcolm X’s rise to power, he recounts those
benchmarks in history and interweaves them
brilliantly with how they affected his life
when addiction becomes the remedy for depression?
Ron Alexander has written a masterfully scripted
memoir, Don’t Tell Me What to Do: A Spiritual
Memoir, for those who are lost or depressed, which
was the recipe that lead to Michael Jackson’s death.
What Alexander shares with Jackson is a parent,
too, emotionally abused him.
Alexander’s memoir chronicles his life from 1954 to
2005 where he experienced social change that
shaped our country’s ideals. From the stirrings of
Martin Luther King’s promise and tragic death; and
Malcolm X’s rise to power, he recounts those
benchmarks in history and interweaves them
brilliantly with how they affected his life
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Michael Jackson was depressed
So was Ron Alexander
So was Ron Alexander
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