As the "front man" for FoerFront Communications, his dry wit, sense of humor, impressions, wordplays and allusions make him a popular speaker. With extensive travel experiences, a diverse background in government, business, communications, and as a sailing instructor and yacht captain, Paul speaks on a wide variety of topics. His clients include federal agencies, retail chains and non-profits. He has written for numerous magazines, newsletters and newspapers and currently writes the Foerfront of Transit column for Metro, a national journal of mass transportation. As an adjunct instructor with Rutgers University, Paul is teaching management and marketing to transit operators around the U.S.

Other Helpful Information:

• BA from Hampshire College
• MA in journalism/mass communications from the University of Maryland
• US Merchant Marine Officer
• Former Coast Guard Auxiliarist
• Former Outward Bound Instructor
• Has taught at Hampshire College, Open University of Washington, D.C, Loyola College, University of MD. 
• Trained in teaching and presenting by The National Transit Institute and Community Transportation Association of America.
• Traveled throughout North, South and Central Americas, France, England, Israel and the Caribbean.
• Conversant in Spanish.

Some of the Many Topics Available: (Let's zero in on your audience)

• "Be the Captain of Your Life and Sail Uncharted Seas!"
• "Save Your Life (and even the world) by Walking, Bicycling and Taking Public Transit"
• "Customer Service or Lip Service?: The "Phoney" Game Corporations Play and How They Hurt All of Us"
• "Sailing As a Way of Life"
• "You Sure Are Cute: The Many Faces of Public Relations, Advertising and Marketing"
• "Just Do It (but leave the brand name sneakers behind)"
• "Some Parachutes May Have a Color-- I Don't Even Have One"
• "Poisonous Blackberries: Kill Your Television, Car, and Cell Phone and Start Living"
• "The Wizards of Blahs....Or Who Really Controls our Media Empire