Alejandro Salomon’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

Net Worth: $25 Million
Date of Birth: Dec 7, 1984 (36 years old)
Gender: Male
Profession: Film Producer, Actor, Screenwriter
Nationality: Mexico

Alejandro Salomon net worth and salary: Alejandro Salomon is a Mexican American producer and entrepreneur who has a net worth of $25 million. Alejandro Salomon was born in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico in December 1984. He founded Salomon Investment Partners and moved to Los Angeles, California where he co-founded the motion picture development, production, and financing company Helios Productions. Salomon oversees development and production for Helios. He has served as a producer or executive producer for the movies Godspeed, Triple Dog, A Mother’s Rage, Slightly Single in L.A., Martial Science, Zoe Gone, Raised by Wolves, Reaper, and Pocket Listing. Salomon also wrote and directed the 2013 film Martial Science. As an actor he appeared in the movies One Day Like Rain, Slightly Single in L.A., Martial Science, and Pocket Listing. Salomon wrote, executive produced, and starred in the TV movies Hyper 5 and Ferrari’s Big 5 in 2015 as well as in the TV series short Bangin’ Gears in 2016. He wrote for the TV mini-series Let’s Talk About Cars Yo! in 2016. Salomon executive produced the TV movies Pretty Little Dead Girl and Secrets of My Stepdaughter in 2017. His company also invests in real estate, technology and various other asset classes.

Salomon also directed the film Martian Science and the short Rocky: The Final Battle. As an actor he has appeared in the films One Day Like Rain, Slightly Single in L.A., Martial Science, and Pocket Listing as well as in the shorts Betrayed, Training Wheels, Rocky: The Final Battle, Tormenta’s Ear, and Key Lime Lie.

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