Reese Alexander
Reese Alexander is a TV Host and human resources executive known as "The Sassy Suit." She writes and produces her web series "The Sassy Suit" taking a humorous look at real workplace issues and "I'm Just Saying Website TV" which is about pop culture and entertainment. You can catch both on YouTube.
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- 8/25/2011
Education/Experience
B.A. Business AdministrationInterests
When Reese is not hosting she offers fashion and beauty advice to women for work or play. She is an active member and mentor of Step Up Women s Network, which is dedicated to connecting young teens and women. Reese enjoys biographies, writing and TV.Motto
Keep it sassy, classy, but never trashy.Affiliations
Examiner.com, The Sassy Suit Daily 10 Career Blog, @TheSassySuit, Step Up Womens NetworkFavorites
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How Digital Company Beautylish is Changing the Beauty LandscapeTechnology and social media has changed the way cosmetics companies are launching new products, engaging with customers and getting feedback.
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The Emerging Light Foundation - Assisting Our YouthThe Emerging Light Foundation is committed to enhancing the quality of lives of children. Every individual can make a difference that can change the lives and future of these kids.
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Hollywood Exec David Beebe - Using Social Media to Promote Your ShowHow to use social media to promote yourself, your show, company or brand.
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Laurieann Gibson: Pursuing a Dance Career on Reality TV If You Are ‘Born to Dance’If you are serious about a career in dance here are some how-to tips on your quest to fulfill your dreams.
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G4’s ‘Bomb Patrol Afghanistan’ – the New Show to Watch'Bomb Patrol: Afghanistan' is a real-life look at the dangerous job of the United States Navy Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) elite military unit stationed in North Afghanistan.
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Kary McHoul Shares: How to Pitch and Get Your Show on TVIf you are a writer, aspiring writer or think you've got a great idea for a television show, then look no further. A programming executive shares how they started and how to break into the television world.
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Pastry Chef Ron Ben-Israel on Becoming a 'Sweet Genius'If you have a desire to become a pastry chef or master desserts the resources are readily available to the average consumer. Chef Ron Ben-Israel premieres his new show 'Sweet Genius,' on the Food Network and the elements behind baking.
