


Meet
Alex Dorr CSP, M.S.
National Bestselling Author • Leadership Keynote Speaker • Owner & CEO of Reality-Based Leadership
Alex Dorr is a national bestselling author, leadership keynote speaker, and Owner & CEO of Reality-Based Leadership, helping leaders around the world ditch the drama, build accountability, and turn excuses into results with practical tools they can use immediately.
Alex doesn’t just inspire audiences. He changes the way they think about work, giving leaders and teams practical tools to ditch the drama, build accountability, and turn talent into results.
Alex has a way of helping people see their workplace differently. Those already doing well discover how to make work feel even easier. Those who are struggling realize that the same job they’re frustrated with today can become one they look forward to tomorrow.
Alex helps people stop wishing for a DIFFERENT workplace reality and see what’s possible in their CURRENT workplace reality.
A national bestselling author and highly sought-after leadership expert, Alex is also a Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), a designation held by 5% of professional speakers worldwide. His book How We Could debuted at #2 in Business on the USA TODAY bestseller list and reached #7 on Publisher's Weekly's bestseller list.
Alex hosts the Reality-Based Leadership Podcast, a top 1% podcast in the world, where he shares stories, insights, and practical tools with thousands of leaders each week to help them ditch the drama, modernize their leadership approach, and call their teams to greatness. His bi-weekly Reality-Based Leadership Newsletter reaches nearly 40,000 "drama-defusers" leading at the highest levels of many of the world's top companies.
He holds an MSc in International Business from the University of Derby (United Kingdom), and his client list includes Bank of America, Salesforce, Nationwide, John Deere, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Washington Commanders (NFL), Medtronic, Kaiser Permanente, Eli
Lilly and Company, Mayo Clinic, Stanford Medicine, Adobe, McKesson, the U.S. Department of Commerce, and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), among others.
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