Alexander Brody (born Sándor Bródy, January 28, 1933 – February 12, 2022) was a Hungarian-American businessman, author, and marketing executive.
His father, János Bródy, raced horses and traded grain commodities in the period encompassing the two world wars.
Artists and scientists frequented the house, among them Nobel laureate physicist Dennis Gabor, the inventor of the krypton-filled fluorescent lamp, Imre Bródy, actress Gizi Bajor and film actor Csortos Gula.
He was a strong supporter of his employees, cancelling a major contract in order to defend them.
He was both a writer and an organizer of the Sandor Brody literary award for journalists in honour of his grandfather.