I'm the founder of Alexander Business Law, PLLC (formerly Entrepreneurship Law Firm), in Orlando. Since becoming a lawyer in 1993, I've represented closely held businesses and business owners in corporate, business, and commercial law, securities, technology, and intellectual property licensing, and corporate finance. I've been primary counsel to clients for business acquisitions and sales, financing transactions, technology licensing and intellectual property assets, creation of partnership agreements, LLC operating agreements, shareholder agreements, employment agreements, and stock-option plans.I am admitted to practice law in both Florida and New York.Outside of the law firm, I work with the Guardian ad-litem program. I am also appointed to the Board of the University of Central Florida Research Foundation, and I was the 2018 Chair of the Small Business Resource Network of the UCF Small Business Development Center. I've taught New Venture Finance as an Adjunct Professor for the UCF School of Business, and I was the 2007 Chairman of the East Orlando Chamber of Commerce.Before I became a lawyer, I held technical and business positions with technology companies, including a pacemaker manufacturer, custom integrated circuit manufacturer and laser bar code manufacturer. I was part of teams that coded software and designed hardware for the first generation of defibrillator pacemakers, as well as custom analog and digital integrated circuits used in, among other applications, automobiles and hearing aids.In 1995, I was awarded U.S. Patent, No. 5,468,952, for his 1992 invention of a combined miniature high-speed scanner and portable handheld computer.My hobbies and passions include mountain and road biking, kayaking, and backpacking.