Paul Wisenthal
Paul Wisenthal (b. Montreal 1942) is a Pulitzer Prize nominee and award winning writer based in New York. Wisenthal has written over one hundred published articles on alternative education programs and leads the nation in publishing stories of youth overcoming addictions and social and economic challenges. His articles have been published by The New York Times, Newsday, USA Today, and The Daily News, Parade, Scholastic and National Geographic, many of which were syndicated around the country. He has written and produced television shows for CBS Saturday Morning, Sesame Street, The Electric Company and Big Blue Marble as well as developing stories for 60 Minutes, Nightline, 20/20, and Frontline.
An expert with 30 years of experience in corporate communication, Wisenthal’s speech writing editorial, and public relations skills have been sought out by many Fortune 500 companies, international banks and government offices. He has helped these institutions and individuals develop and market their services, ghostwriting published books and manuscripts and conducting workshops teaching others to develop their skills as a writer. He continues to be a highly sought after lecturer conducting writing programs at Ivy League universities across the country attended by thousands of students.
