Alfred Bundy is a recognized expert in public awareness campaigns, legal video services, green energy projects, special events and promotions, and is the founder and president of Bundy Productions, a video producer and public relations specialist with more than 20 years of experience. Some of Bundy Productions’ clients include GEICO, Boston Media, Excellent Education for Everyone, The Marcum Group, MZM Construction, The Berkshire Group and the Black Ministers Council of New Jersey.

As a video producer, Bundy co-produced and moderated the Newark Municipal Election Forums for Cablevision. He produced the New Jersey Network television special, Word-Up Stop the Violence, featuring former governor Christie Todd Whitman and award-winning actor James Olmos. Bundy’s firm also produced the Welfare Reform Educational video for the State of New Jersey, featuring the well-known singer and actress Melba Moore. For five years Bundy has produced the award-winning television program Report Card for the New Jersey School Board Association. He has commentated for the television talk show, The Forum, call-in shows and parades for Cable Television Network (CTN) and numerous radio and television outlets spanning eighteen years. He also is the radio host of Inside Essex County Politics on WSOU 89.5FM, and hosts a weekly television show, Meet The Leaders.

In addition to producing, Bundy moderated the Newark Municipal Election Forums for Cablevision, and hosts a weekly public affairs television program, Meet the Leaders. Guests have included Governor Jon Corzine, N.J. Commissioner of Commerce, Rev. William Watley, Congressman Donald Payne, Archbishop John J., Meyers, Congressman Leonard Lance, Congressman William Pascrell and Newark mayor Corey Booker.

Bundy has garnered five CAPE Awards and has been nominated for two ACE awards.

Bundy teaches Critical Thinking, Group Dynamics, Decision Making, Values and Conflict Resolution at St. Peters College, Montclair State University, Seton Hall University and Rutgers University School of Social Work. He has lectured and conducted seminars and workshops for nonprofit groups, associations and large corporations. He received his Bachelors degree in Psychology and a Masters degree in Human Services from Montclair State University. Mr. Bundy has also received training in Gestalt Family Therapy. After completing courses in television production a Rutgers University, he studied fundraising at the Fundraising School in San Rafael, California, from which he graduated in 1983. He is also a graduate of the Executive Agency seminar, sponsored by Prudential Insurance Company and a Leadership New Jersey Fellow, a year-long program that focuses on major issues facing the State of New Jersey. From 1989-2001, Mr. Bundy served as the director of the Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental Plus Program at Seton Hall University and is thereby responsible for the graduation of more than 50 minority physicians who are now practicing throughout the Garden State.

Mr. Bundy is a Board Member of the Symphony Hall in Newark and Leadership New Jersey, as well as a Public School Board Member of the Robert Treat academy Charter School. He is also a graduate of Leadership New Jersey and has served on the Essex County Board of education for nine years. He was recently appointed to the Board of Trustees of Essex County College. In 1991, he established the Project 2000 program at Alexander Street Elementary School in Newark and Oakwood Avenue School in Orange, N.J. He is a member of the Newark NAACP and attends St. Matthew A.M.E. Church of Orange.

Alfred is married and lives in Orange. He is the father of three children, Melody, Jason, and Rashsaan.