Allen Bird
| Allen Bird | |
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| 🏡 Residence | New York, NY |
| 🎓 Alma mater | George Washington University |
| 💼 Occupation | President, M&A Traders |
Allen Bird is the President of M&A Traders LLC., an international investment and construction company that has successfully completed energy, building, and road construction projects in the United States, Libya, Nigeria, and South Sudan. Beginning in 2009, he has assisted affiliated companies in acquiring substantial development contracts in the MENA region.
Bird is also a senior advisor and consultant to Neany Inc. a U.S. Department of Defense contractor, and the founder and CEO of Alpha & Omega.
Early Career[edit]
Bird's private business experience began in 1988 when he founded his first company in the cattle ranching and real estate development business. Bird's cattle operation included 2400 acres and a cow/calf, and feedlot operation of 8,000 head of cattle. Mr. Bird's real estate development included multiple subdivisions in the midwestern United States, including the construction of several commercial buildings, hotels, bridges, roads, airports, and water/sewer treatment facilities.
Education[edit]
Bird obtained his undergrad degree in Business Financial Accounting and Minor in Spanish. He also received a Masters Degree in Law from the George Washington University.
Outreach[edit]
Bird has devoted substantial time on eleemosynary activities by working with several non-profit organizations to help provide funding for education and solar energy projects across Africa. He is well-known to leading members of the business community in dozens of countries and known in Africa and the Middle East by many Heads of State and Ministers.
Bird values education and community involvement and served six years on the district school board where his children attended public school.[1][2][3][4]
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