Alexia Bartlett

Alexia Bartlett

Reston, Virginia, United States
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    Proximo Capital

    McLean, Virginia, United States

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    United States

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    Washington D.C. Metro Area

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    Washington D.C. Metro Area

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    Jupiter, Florida, United States

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    Washington DC-Baltimore Area

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    Reston, Virginia.

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    Reston, Virginia.

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    Reston

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Education

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    Sweet Briar College

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    Activities and Societies: Secretary College Republicans

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Volunteer Experience

  • Teacher volunteer Spring Hill Preschool

    Spring Hill Preschool

    - 1 year 9 months

Courses

  • Commercial real estate

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Honors & Awards

  • Washington Family Magazine Best for Families (Best Financial Planner)

    Washington Family Magazine

Languages

  • English

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Organizations

  • Mensa

    Member

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    When I was a child, ADHD wasn’t widely understood. My Parents wanted me learning alongside other children, not sidelined by a system that didn’t yet know how to support different learning styles. When the school system tried to place me in a “special” class, his response was simple and unwavering: this isn’t a lack of intelligence—it’s a need for the right kind of teaching. "Do your job. Teach." I share this not as a statement of superiority or exception, but as a reminder of two enduring…

    When I was a child, ADHD wasn’t widely understood. My Parents wanted me learning alongside other children, not sidelined by a system that didn’t yet know how to support different learning styles. When the school system tried to place me in a “special” class, his response was simple and unwavering: this isn’t a lack of intelligence—it’s a need for the right kind of teaching. "Do your job. Teach." I share this not as a statement of superiority or exception, but as a reminder of two enduring truths. First, parents who advocate fiercely for their children shape outcomes that last a lifetime. Second, there is almost always more than one way to solve a problem—especially when the default system falls short. This isn’t about being smarter. It’s about being seen, supported, and taught in a way that works. "There is always another way to skin a cat" PS I dont always pay my dues at MENSA So active Membership is a stretch.

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  • Home Owners Association

    Board Member

  • Junior League Northern Virginia

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  • Reston Chamber of commerce

    Committee Member -YP

  • Sweet Briar College Alumni Association - Northern Virginia & DC

    Committee Member

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