Alexandre Garrett, Principal 

Alexandre founded Pitch110 in order to pursue her passion for Public Relations and to help companies "pitch their stories" to the world.

"In a world where the negative sometimes seems to overshadow the positive in the media, it is my goal to reach out to reporters and let them know about positive and influential businesses and non-profits that benefit our world every day. I believe in giving 110% in whatever I do, whether it's in business or for fun."

Alexandre lives in Boulder, Colorado, and has two beautiful children, Phoebe and Emerson. When not pitching reporters, Alexandre enjoys reading and playing with Phoebe and Emerson, skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, playing golf, playing on a women's competitive soccer team, competing in triathlons, and attempting to learn how to play the guitar. During the summer of 2007, she overcame her fear of open water swimming and completed the 1 1/2 mile Alcatraz Sharkfest swim.

She believes in giving back to communities both locally and around the world. She is a supporter of:

• Tennyson Center for Children at Colorado Christian Home is the Rocky Mountain region's largest treatment center and K-8 school for abused and neglected children, ages 5-14.
• The Courage Classic (a 3-day, 155 mile ride through the Rocky Mountains to support the sick and injured children at the Children's Hospital in Denver, CO) 
• The 10/10 Project (an organization dedicated to erradicating poverty in Kenya utilizing grants to build schools, orphanages, empowerment organizations such as AIDs support groups, and seed loans to start businesses)
• Love146 (a non-profit working toward the abolition of child sex trafficking and exploitation)
• Compassion International (an organization helping impoverished children for over 50 years) Alexandre sponsors two children through Compassion International, Abinaya and Santiago. She has been sponsoring Abinaya for over ten years and has watched her bloom into a beautiful young woman in India. She has been sponsoring Santiago in Brazil for over two years.  

Alexandre competing in the Solana Beach triathlon in the summer of 2007: