Paul Mason

Senior Strategic Relationship Manager at Harvard Business Publishing

Paul Mason is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in strategic relationship management, business development, and leadership in the education and franchise sectors. Currently serving as the Senior Strategic Relationship Manager at Harvard Business Publishing Corporate Learning, Paul focuses on creating impactful enterprise learning experiences. Previously, Paul held significant roles at the University of California, Berkeley, where accomplishments included generating over $60 million in new business and increasing revenues by over $3 million in one year. Paul also has leadership experience as Regional Vice President of Business Development at United Franchise Group and as President and Owner of Maintenance Systems Management, Inc. Paul holds an M.B.A. from Sonoma State University and has pursued further education in negotiation and storytelling at Harvard Business School Online and UC Berkeley Extension.

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Harvard Business Publishing

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With more than 25 years of success delivering dynamic learning experiences to the world’s biggest brands, Harvard Business Publishing Corporate Learning partners with Global 2000 companies to co-create leadership-development solutions that align with strategy and engage learners. They combine unrivaled subject-matter expertise and scale with unmatched flexibility and contextualization to bring the right programs to the right learners in the most useful ways. From highly focused executive leadership programs to enterprise-wide engagements for thousands of global employees, each learning experience leverages the remarkable depth and breadth of Harvard Business School and Harvard Business Review resources, industry experts, technology-enabled and user-friendly solutions, and a creative, collaborative mindset to help clients discover something new. The result is stronger companies better prepared to meet their challenges and thrive both today and in the future. They are one of the three market groups that make up Harvard Business Publishing, which also include Higher Education and Harvard Business Review Group. Harvard Business Publishing is an affiliate of Harvard Business School.


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