Background
Alegre, Mitchell Raymond was born on May 1, 1951 in New York City.
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Mitchell Raymond Alegre
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Mitchell Raymond Alegre, American Communications executive. Certified Training Cons., International Bd of Certified Trainers. Recipient Distinguished Literature achievement American Society of Writers, 1977, Polly Bond award Episcopal Communications, 1981, 82, 83, Volunteer Arts award Langston Hughes Institute, Buffalo, 1992, Leadership award International Management Network, Buffalo, 1993, Leadership award International Management Council, 1996.
Education
Bachelor in history, Hobart College, 1973; Master of Arts in American history, State University College Geneseo, 1974.
Career
Historical research assistant, Wyoming County Historian' General’ s Office, Warsaw, New York, 1975-1976; program associate, Wyoming County Cooperative Ext., Warsaw, 1977-1978; writer, consultant, Warsaw, 1978-1981; deputy for program & Comm., Episcopal Diocese of Western New York, Buffalo, 1980-1986; president, Mitchell R. Alegre and Association, Buffalo, since 1984. Managing distributor Carlson Learning Company, Minneapolis, since 1984, business county member, training associate Carlson Learning Company, 1993-1996, talk show host WBEN Radio, 1994-1996.
Achievements
Membership
Co-president Cmty. Involvement Program, Warsaw, 1976-1978, village trustee Warsaw Village Board, Warsaw, 1978-1980. Member American Society for training & Development (vice president programs 1990, Niagara Frontier chapter Trainer of the Year, 1990), International Management Council (president 1995-1996), Institute of Noetic Science.
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Connections
Son of Richard and Irene Elizabeth (Heuffel) A. Married Julia Marks, August 11, 1973 (divorced 1981). Married Stephanie Brainard Chase, August 23, 1986.
Children: Matthew Benjamin, Tara Irene.
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Nationality
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Religion
Episcopalian -
Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Recipient Distinguished Literature achievement American Society of Writers, 1977, Polly Bond award Episcopal Communications, 1981, 82, 83, Volunteer Arts award Langston Hughes Institute, Buffalo, 1992, Leadership award International Management Network, Buffalo, 1993, Leadership award International Management Council, 1996.Recipient Distinguished Literature achievement American Society of Writers, 1977, Polly Bond award Episcopal Communications, 1981, 82, 83, Volunteer Arts award Langston Hughes Institute, Buffalo, 1992, Leadership award International Management Network, Buffalo, 1993, Leadership award International Management Council, 1996.