Michael A. Rodriguez

Michael A. Rodriguez is CEO and President of Alliance Building Services. He began his career as a porter at The World Trade Center in 1988, where he quickly recognized his passion for continued development and being a positive role model in the industry.

Lacking a formal education only fueled Michael's determination to expand his knowledge and experience. Following the 1993 bombing of The World Trade Center, he left janitorial services and began a supervisory role at a prominent security company. Although rewarding and instrumental in his education of commercial security, it did not take long for Michael to return to his roots at The World Trade Center as a janitorial supervisor. His hard work and dedication soon brought additional opportunities in the industry, leading to the beginning of his career at First Quality Maintenance in 1995.

Leading up to Michael's appointment to CEO and President of Alliance Building Services in 2020, he developed an impressive history as a motivator, empowering team members to recognize their potential and instilling core company values that continue to drive the organization.

As CEO and President, Michael is responsible for all facets of Alliance, from front-line employees to back-office support and executives. His leadership emphasizes team collaboration, communication, commitment to excellence, and superior execution throughout the organization.

Michael's leadership and contributions have also been recognized throughout his career. In 2009, he was chosen as one of Crain's 40 most dynamic business people under age 40 in New York City. In 2010, he received the Los Niños Image Award for Business from the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc., and in 2014, he was honored at National Jewish Health's AIR Society The Sky's The Limit Benefit.

Under the Alliance banner, Michael has supported numerous community initiatives and charitable organizations. He has sponsored events including the Swing for a Cure Golf Classic benefiting pancreatic cancer research at Columbia University Medical Center and has advocated for the Latino community through his service with the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc. His community involvement also extends to organizations supporting children, families, workforce development, autism services, food assistance, and medical research.