Alex Raymond Michigan is a resident of Catonsville, Maryland, and is involved in his community. He has a successful finance career and is well-known for his financial planning, investment, and project management abilities. When he first started in finance, he aimed to learn and grow as part of a winning and experienced team. He has seamlessly transitioned into various fields and endeavors over the years, where he has had continued success on almost every level.

Raymond began his financial career at Morgan Stanley. He worked there for over ten years, gaining experience and learning everything he could about finance and business management. He also discovered the value of working as a unified team in developing a network of professionals on whom he could rely for advice and support.

Alexander Raymond spent much of his time at Morgan Stanley cultivating relationships, providing customized client solutions, and honing new project management skills. Throughout his ten-year tenure, he obtained numerous licenses and certifications, including:

Series 7 and 66
PMP
Scrum Master Advanced Certification
as well as multiple others

Alex Raymond Michigan was able to flesh out his resume and market his project management skills in various ways by completing these certifications. This enabled him to broaden his horizons and seize numerous new opportunities.

As his time at Morgan Stanley ended, he expanded his interests to other aspects of project management. Although money was still an essential part of everything he did, his interests began to shift toward IT projects. This quickly became an area in which he excelled. He had built his business into a thriving entrepreneurship grossing around $330k per year before leaving Morgan Stanley, and he had helped partners' businesses grow by more than 30%.

Within two years of launching his own IT project management firm, he has demonstrated an even more significant earning potential.

The transition from financial services to IT project management was painless. All the tricks and techniques James Raymond had picked up during his ten years at Morgan Stanley were now applicable in his new position. He was able to pursue new opportunities and eventually earned two significant contracts. The first contract was with Navy Federal and the second with Driscoll's. CVS, Ameriprise, and Key Bank have all approached Raymond about project management consulting. He works as a project manager and a Scrum Master and has advanced quickly in the IT field due to his extensive experience.