Systems Builder & Learning Designer

25+ years of industry & nonprofit experience in innovative service & product development and systems redesign

Alfred has joined the founding team at SPCC.1 (Shared Prosperity Community Corporation) to build the civic infrastructure for shared prosperity, turning fragmented investments into engines of ownership, innovation, and long-term economic stability. SPCC.1 is the first civic enterprise built on the Shared Prosperity Model, a new economic framework designed to shift from redistribution to predistribution, embedding ownership and equity at the front end of design.

Prior to SPCC.1, Alfred had joined the National Leadership Team at BUILD to pursue their vision of a world where all students—regardless of race, socioeconomic status, or neighborhood—develop skills and connections to achieve economic power and freedom. Alfred led the digital strategy of the blended learning environment that integrated core curriculum, competency-based assessments and teacher training for a comprehensive entrepreneurship program.

Before joining BUILD, Alfred dedicated his efforts towards community-led systems change with high schools as the fulcrum at XQ Institute, part of the Emerson Collective. He led the professional learning community within the network of schools across the country to actualize their bold ideas and fostered the partnership with the Carnegie Foundation of the Advancement of Teaching to build a new architecture for learning to replace the current time-based system.

While at the Buck Institute for Education (now PBLWorks), Alfred led the marketing and development of their integrated Project Based Learning teacher experience that offered services and tools to guide educators in their journey toward sustained, high-quality PBL practice.

Alfred also taught math and physics at High Tech High where he used his engineering background and industry experience to design classroom projects and educator workshops. Alfred started his career with Andersen Consulting doing business/internet consulting and later joined a Bay Area venture fund, CreateLabs.

Alfred currently resides in Minneapolis with his talented and caring daughter.

CONSULTING & ADVISING

Alfred has joined the Board of Good Trouble, a youth-led movement with the mission to make schools outcompete streets and screens by pushing educators and policymakers to practice three core beliefs: 1) Youth are not the problem, they are key to the solution, 2) Everyone has a unique gift to give and we, the public, are in desperate need of receiving those gifts, and 3) We must put aces in places where gifts are honored and positioned for full potential.