Paul McLoughlin

As a senior manager at marquee organizations in distinctly different business sectors, I was able to reform and reinvent from within. As an advisor on institutional management, I work to balance institutional processes with the innovative mindset of an entrepreneur.

Many of the jobs or roles I’ve assumed were created by me — either because I did not want to do what others had done before me or because I was not interested in any one thing to the exclusion of other options, or because I saw things that others didn’t. People are far more interesting than technology, but perhaps it is their nexus — the interplay between technology and people — that intrigues me most.

Paul McLoughlin by the book:

• Irish-Catholic from Brooklyn, NY
• Jesuit-educated, high school and college
• English major from Georgetown, class of ’68
• Engineer officer, US Army, Corps of Engineers
• Decorated Vietnam veteran
• Columbia MBA with a concentration in public health
• Administrative dean, Columbia University medical school, College of
  Physicians & Surgeons at the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
• Vice-provost of medical affairs, Cornell University, Cornell Medical College
  (now Weil Medical College) at The New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center
• Management vice president, investment banking, Salomon Brothers Inc., ’86-’95
• Consulted to the bubble economy for 5 years: international telephony and .com
• The McLoughlin Company, since 2000, retained advisor on institutional management for private equity firms, their portfolio companies, other entities, not-for-profit organizations of varying sizes, complexity, and industries served
• Originator, producer and host of The Krow Show, ('work' spelled backward) weekly LiveOnline talk show, on business.voiceamerica.com, since October 2004
• Global sailor and ocean racer
• Trustee of The Professional Children's School, a private school in NY, grades
  7 thru 12, dedicated to educating young people in the arts
• Resides on New York's Upper West Side with a good wife and two remarkable children