Alexander Thomson-Payan

Alexander Thomson-Payan has a diverse work experience. ALEXANDER currently holds the position of President at Mata International (Cidade Matarazzo), where they focus on building green cities and new ecosystems to promote a NetZero lifestyle. Prior to this, they served as the Honorary Consul of Colombia to Angola.

From 2007, Alexander has been the President and Founder of TGI Group, an investment and holding company based in Luanda, Angola. TGI Group operates in various sectors such as telecommunications, logistics/supply management, transportation, mobile technology, and real estate development. The company assists international companies in successfully entering the Angolan and other African markets.

Before TGI Group, Alexander was the President/CEO/Founder of Electrix Telecom, a mobile phone distribution, wholesaler, and retailer operating in Angola, Miami, FL, and other markets in West Africa and South America.

Alexander's early career involved working at China Source Inc., where they held the position of President and Senior New Business Development Manager. Their role involved helping companies compete in prices, sourcing high-quality products from China, and expanding into the Chinese market. China Source Inc. provided services to clients across North America, South America, Europe, Africa, and the Caribbean.

Overall, Alexander Thomson-Payan's work experience showcases their expertise in various industries and their ability to lead and promote sustainable and innovative initiatives.

Alexander Thomson-Payan has a Bachelor's degree in Business/Commerce, General from Babson College, which they obtained between the years 2002 and 2006. Following this, they attended the Florida International University - College of Law from 2006 to 2009, focusing on the field of Law. Additionally, Alexander Thomson-Payan holds the certification of Vice President of Angolan Division of World Economic Forum Global Shapers from the World Economic Forum. The specific month and year of obtaining this certification are not provided.