Alexander Gouvis

I started my career in healthcare, completing an Honours degree in Kinesiology and working as a Registered Kinesiologist, which gave me a strong analytical foundation and experience working directly with clients in a professional environment. While working, I became increasingly interested in investing, businesses, and financial decision-making, which ultimately led me to return to York University for a second degree in Finance. Since making that transition, I’ve maintained a 3.9 GPA while gaining practical financial experience managing the bookkeeping and property-level cash flows for a $4M+ commercial real estate portfolio and becoming involved with the York Finance Club and Finance Student Association.

Those experiences confirmed that I’m most interested in understanding businesses, valuation, and transactions, which is what ultimately drew me toward investment banking.

Registered Kinesiologist at Physiotherapy in Newmarket (2024-08 – 2025-04)

• Analyze quantitative patient-performance and functional-assessment data to identify trends, evaluate progress, and support evidence-based treatment decisions.
• Maintain regulated documentation and reporting with a high degree of accuracy, supporting compliance, continuity of care, and defensible decision-making.
• Support clinic operating performance through scheduling optimization, billing accuracy, resource utilization, and direct client communication while in a fast-paced and challenging work environment.

Bookkeeper at GN Gouvis & Sons Investment (2023-04 – Present)

• Maintain financial records for a $4M+ commercial real estate portfolio, tracking rental revenue, operating expenses, cash flows, and supporting transaction documentation to produce accurate cash-flow records.
• Track transaction-level cash inflows and outflows and maintain organized financial schedules supporting periodic review, year-end accounting, and tax preparation.
• Monitor tenant payment activity and expense records, providing timely visibility into receivables, operating costs, and property-level financial performance.

Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) in Finance – York University (2025-09 – 2027-12)

Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Kinesiology & Health Science – York University (2023-04)