Alle Ghadban

Biography: Originally from Ottawa, Canada, Alle Ghadban began his construction experiences fresh out of high school by doing asbestos removal and other miscellaneous jobs. After two years, Alle left to design and build his brother's Newfoundland Bakery. Although his brother and Alle are the best of friends, his brother needed to fire Alle for his own good — his brother's good, that is. Alle had a habit of entertaining people who simply needed to get their muffins and go. Tired of Alle's antics, his brother drove him to Toronto, where Alle performed standup comedy for the first time. He instantly caught the stage bug and, in his first few efforts on stage, won the quarterfinals of a contest to find Canada's funniest comedian.
The following two years Alle performed in such comedy rooms as Caroline's, Dangerfield's, the Improv and the Laugh Factory. He landed the lead role in the independent film The Events Leading Up to My Death, which led to a starring role in the feature film PromOriginally from Ottawa, Canada, Alle Ghadban began his construction experiences fresh out of high school by doing asbestos removal and other miscellaneous jobs. After two years, Alle left to design and build his brother's Newfoundland Bakery. Although his brother and Alle are the best of friends, his brother needed to fire Alle for his own good — his brother's good, that is. Alle had a habit of entertaining people who simply needed to get their muffins and go. Tired of Alle's antics, his brother drove him to Toronto, where Alle performed standup comedy for the first time. He instantly caught the stage bug and, in his first few efforts on stage, won the quarterfinals of a contest to find Canada's funniest comedian.
The following two years Alle performed in such comedy rooms as Caroline's, Dangerfield's, the Improv and the Laugh Factory. He landed the lead role in the independent film The Events Leading Up to My Death, which led to a starring role in the feature film Prom Night IV, and he is also featured in Liar's Edge. His television achievements range from guest star roles on JAG and Top Cops to Class of '96 and Saved by the Bell.

As he was settling into life in Los Angeles, Alle found a need to be creative. He turned to transforming homes and helping people realize their visions for remodels. It was a great part-time way to supplement his income. He decided that it was also time to try his hand at writing, directing and producing, so he completed his first feature film, entitled "Broken Dreams." He then went on to be hired as a producer for an independent film -- not the big budget stuff, but film nonetheless.
While his career was on an upward swing, Alle was enjoying the continued pursuit of entertainment, but needed to provide for his growing family. He started as a handyman and remodeled many homes. He expanded his handyman business by getting his contractor license and growing his Southern California company into a full construction company. Alle's company, Profix, Inc., handles everything from residential and commercial renovations to development and property management. The interesting part about the design of his company is that he found homeowners wanting for one-stop-shopping. Alle's motto became 'handle everything and anything with one phone call.' He created Profix Inc. to do just that, from making long lists of handyman items to working on extensive remodels, restorations and one-of-a-kind design creations.
He currently lives in the Los Angeles area with his wife and two children.

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