After nearly 20 years as a celebrity fitness trainer in Los Angeles, Mike Alexander is moving back to Dallas to join the Healy Global Relocation team.
“Joining the team at Healy Global Relocation allows me to stay connected to my longtime clients, while also continuing to provide them the same level of service,” Alexander said. “I am thrilled for this evolution in my career.”
Alexander joins Healy Global Relocation, a concierge-level relocation service, as Business Development Director for the entertainment division, which caters to high-caliber clients such as professional athletes and celebrities. Alexander’s long career working with this pool of clientele is just one reason why the new role is a perfect fit.
“Alexander’s background working in the celebrity field is a perfect fit to add to our growing global real estate brand,” Rogers Healy, Owner and CEO of The Rogers Healy Companies said. “He brings his familiarity with our target clients, and I am thrilled to bring his background to the team.”
A born and raised Texan, Alexander envisions this new role allowing him the best of both worlds:
“This opportunity was the perfect marriage of evolving my career and getting back to Texas while still continuing with my clients,” Alexander said.
Over the years, Alexander trained several notable stars, from Jessica Simpson to Kristin Chenoweth, and owned Madfit Gym on Melrose Avenue.
He said that while he loved being a trainer, there are many things he’s looking forward to in this new role, including working with a team and learning even more about his lifelong interest in real estate.
“I’m looking forward to working with Rogers [Healy],” Alexander said. “Between the two of us, I feel like there’s no one that we couldn’t get in touch with. It’s going to be a good partnership to help provide a premium service to the people that I’ve been working with my whole life.”
Alexander grew up in Richardson and earned his undergraduate degree in Health/Fitness Management from Baylor University. He said he’s excited to get back to all things Texas… including barbeque and Blue Bell, of course.
“I just love Texas,” Alexander said. “My family’s there, a lot of my friends are there and it’s definitely home.”
