Paul Weisenfeld is an Executive Vice President at RTI International, where he leads the international development group, government relations, and corporate communications. A Harvard Law School graduate, his distinguished career includes achieving the highest rank in USAIDs Senior Foreign Service and leading the U. S. governments "Feed the Future" initiative.
He is a committed thought leader, frequently writing on complex global issues and publishing a three-part series on leadership skills for managing through a crisis. A past recommendation highlights his dedication to mentoring junior colleagues, noting he regularly took time to offer guidance despite a hectic schedule.
He co-authored an op-ed on the "One Health" approach, emphasizing the critical link between human, animal, and environmental health in solving global crises.
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