About Gary Alexander
The founder and principal of AMC Intl., LLC is Gary F. Alexander. Mr. Alexander possesses over 40 plus years of managerial experience in the aircraft, food, construction, renewable energy and semiconductor/electronics manufacturing industries. He also has over 20 years of experience in the leadership of nonprofit / 501(c)(3) charities.
In 1998, Mr. Alexander took early retirement from Motorola where his responsibilities included management positions in international manufacturing and asset recovery. During that time, he also represented Motorola’s Semiconductor Products Sector on the SEMATECH Surplus Equipment Council (SSEC).
Prior to his 24 years of employment with Motorola, Gary held positions in production management with Frito-Lay and Redman Industries.
He was the founder, past president, and then executive director of SEC/N, the international used equipment trade association for the semiconductor and electronics manufacturing industry. In 2008, SEC/N was acquired by SEMI. Mr. Alexander continues to do consulting services as part of the services provided by AMC Intl. LLC.
In early 2009, Mr. Alexander (AMC Intl. LLC) became the Business Development Manager for Deluge, Inc., an emerging natural engine company in the renewable energy industry. In June of 2010, Mr. Alexander dissolved his relationship with Deluge in order to commit more time to America Remembers and Wish for Our Heroes.
Gary served as the Southwest Coordinator for Wish for Our Heroes for six (6) years, stepping down in January of 2017 to pursue other interests. Mr. Alexander is the producer, director and participates as a cast member of “America Remembers” shows. (See America Remembers)
Mr. Alexander graduated from Miami University of Ohio and subsequently served as an Aircraft Maintenance Officer in the U.S. Air Force. Some of his past and present affiliations with the Delta Chi Fraternity, Motorola Retirees’ Club, Arizona Leader Force, Arizona StandDown, Sun Lakes Senior Softball, Sun Lakes HOA, and the Chandler America Legion Post #35.
Gary and his wife Trudy make their home in Sun Lakes, Arizona where Gary plays senior softball and is heavily involved in his family’s genealogy. He is an original (1998) Arizona Diamondbacks’ season ticket holder and continues to be a committed D-backs’ fan. Gary and Trudy’s extended family includes five children and seven grandchildren.