Mr. Alvarez has experience in the private, political and government sector. For seven years, Mr. Alvarez worked as writer and photographer at the Miami Herald. After college he served as an infantry officer in the United States Army before transitioning to a Johnson and Johnson affiliate as a successful pharmaceutical sales representative. After law school he worked as an associate in-house counsel for a financial services firm as well as the Director of Strategic Development for a trust administration and Medicare compliance company. In 2014 Mr. Alvarez was asked to direct outreach and communication efforts to the Hispanic community in the Tampa Bay Area on behalf of the Governor of Florida and his re-election efforts. In private practice, although he currently focuses on Family law, he has concentrated his efforts on every facet of business law to include litigation, dispute resolution, entity formation and contract.

In 2017 he was recruited to the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office to help transform their communications efforts first as a Public Information officer and then as the Chief Communications Officer, a member of the Agency’s command staff. He was later promoted to Special Projects Manager in charge of overhauling and transforming the Agency’s antiquated warehousing, ordering and distribution system. In late 2020, he rejoined the private sector and opened his private law practice while serving as the Chief Legal Counsel for the Tampa Police Benevolent Association representing over 1,100 law enforcement officers.