Okay, let’s tackle this. So Alex Young has a mix of leadership, strategy, and business development skills, which are in demand across various industries. His proficiency in Microsoft Office and Salesforce.com adds value. Location is Santa Monica, CA, which is a hub for tech and business. Considering his skillset and location, he could potentially charge a rate similar to that of a business development manager or executive. Maybe around $100–$200 per hour for a non-executive role, but as an executive, he could charge higher. Some benchmarks suggest that business development managers with similar skills can earn $120–$250 per hour. Let’s estimate around $150