Twenty years in Canada

Paul Ogden Picture First a journalist and publisher, then deep into marketing and corporate communications assignments, I wrote and edited articles, speeches and scripts, gained media exposure and produced much printed material.

Over time I developed management skills, leading an account team and planning and executing communications programs for national and international organizations. In my last position I was a senior vice president at a Toronto firm that is today part of Weber Shandwick.

Along the way, I managed an award-winning graphic design and production studio and taught journalism and business communications at Centennial College of Applied Arts and Technology.

A decade plus in Israel

I focus on organizations that straddle the border: Local groups with an interest abroad, or the reverse. I work with major Israeli institutions and government bodies, private companies and multinationals with local interests.

Israelis like my big-world experience. They rely on my ability to assess their communications needs, to plan campaigns, to develop materials and to implement effective programs.

Multinationals also appreciate my big-world background and that we speak the same language of communications.

Bottom line

Let’s talk, because it’s chemistry that’s going to make the difference. Call me so that we can learn about each other.