Elizabeth Alexander

President
Nick Alexander Imports

Serving on the Board since 2009

“I am passionate about supporting Weingart Center because it focuses on big picture transformation.  This isn’t a temporary fix of a meal and a bed, but a thoughtful, long-term approach to equipping people with life skills they often didn’t receive earlier in life.  It is a true one-stop shop for piecing back together truly fractured lives so these people are able to become functioning members of our community.  I have never seen an operation that achieves this with more compassion than the team of professionals at Weingart.”

“I chose to join Weingart because I’m an eternal optimist and I love the notion that the goal is to make itself obsolete!  Their mission is truly to solve homelessness.  I know that in order to achieve that goal, ‘It Starts With Me.’  Trust that as a Board Member, if you choose to make a contribution, I will carefully ensure that your money is well invested in helping to transform the lives of our city’s homeless.”   

 

Elizabeth Alexander is President of Nick Alexander Imports, one of Southern California’s oldest, privately owned BMW & MINI dealers.  She took over this role after her father announced his retirement in 2003 after 25 years at the helm.  In 2008, they were the largest MINI dealer in sales volume worldwide. 

Elizabeth has served several terms and currently serves as Chairperson of the BMW Dealer Advertising Board as well as the MINI Dealer Council.  She is also a member of BMW’s National Marketing Committee.   In addition, she is a Board Member of the Los Angeles Chapter of YPO. 

In 2004, she graduated from the National Automobile Dealer Association’s Dealer Academy.  In addition to Weingart Center Association, Elizabeth has also been an active fundraiser for Sandpipers, Lillian Street Elementary School, Hermosa Beach Education Foundation, St. Francis Medical Center in Lynwood as well as the YMCA in Huntington Park. 

Elizabeth is a Southern California native, born and raised in Laguna Beach.  She is a graduate of USC with a degree in Urban Planning & Real Estate Development.  She now resides in Hermosa Beach with her husband, Dan Glober, and two sons, Ethan and Dylan.