Alexander Mirza is a CEO and entrepreneur recognized for building lifestyle and luxury brands and leading international development across hospitality, travel, and entertainment. Over a career spanning more than 25 years, he has served as a consultant, C-suite executive, and entrepreneur with category-leading global companies across hospitality, entertainment, technology, and mobility.
His work has focused on launching, scaling, and repositioning global brands, cultivating strategic partnerships, and expanding businesses into new markets while maintaining a strong emphasis on customer experience and brand distinction.
Alexander holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, where he received the McArthur Fellowship. He also earned both his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Queen’s University at Kingston, where he was an Aga Khan Foundation Scholar.
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Since 2019
Co-Founded VC Backed Technology Company That Built Hospitality’s First AI-driven talent marketplace and Reservation System.
The world’s leading provider of chauffeured services and ground transportation logistics management.
2025 - 2026
2012
Led Asia Based Lifestyle Hotel and Restaurant Management Company (Shanghai/Los Angeles)
Led Asia Expansion of Category Leading Lifestyle Hotels, Restaurants and Nightlife company.
2011
2009
Led Hospitality (Non-Gaming) for Iconic U.S. Gaming, Hospitality and Entertainment company.
Led Corp Dev and Business Units for Largest Global Hospitality Company by Cash Flow.
2005
2004
Consumer Practice (Toronto) 2004-2005
Led Strategy for Leading Global Luxury and Lifestyle Management and Real Estate company.
2002
2000
Led Client Teams for Innovation Firm Working with Fortune 500 Executives on New Products and Businesses.
Managed Projects for Strategy Practice Focused on M&A, Value Based Management and Restructuring.
1997
Queen’s University CanadaAlexander has a Bachelor’s degree with distinction (First Class Honors) from Queen’s University at Kingston, Canada.
He was co-founder and President of the Queen’s International Affairs Association, one of the largest student organizations. He published his Master’s thesis on reforming international organizations to meet the challenges of the post-Cold War era (Ottawa: Library of Canada).
Alexander was recognized as one of the by Canadian Business Magazine. He has been awarded the McArthur Fellowship at Harvard, Aga Khan Foundation Scholarship, and the Saskawa Peace Foundation Fellowship. He has also received the City of Toronto’s Mayor Volunteer Creed for his work with Inner City Youth and the TD Canada Trust Student Athlete Award