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Paul
Goldenberg - CEO
Paul G. Goldenberg built a distinguished career
as a highly decorated criminal justice executive
with extensive and broad-based experience
in a wide variety of high profile and politically
sensitive government and corporate environments.
Mr. Goldenberg played a key role in setting
domestic and international policy for the
legislation and investigation of hate crimes
and counter-terrorism. He is well known for
his record of resolving numerous high profile
and confidential matters for governments,
businesses and other organizations around
the world. In the aftermath of the 9-11 tragedies,
New Jerseys’ newly elected Governor
appointed Paul to serve as special advisor
to the Governors’ Homeland Security/Counter
Terrorism Transition Team. |
Currently, Mr. Goldenberg
acts as senior security and counter-terrorism policy
advisor for many of the nations premier community
based agencies in addition to the County Executives
of America, which represents 700 of the nations
largest county governments. In 1991 Paul was appointed
by the Attorney General of New Jersey as Chief of
the State Office of Bias Crime and Civil Affairs,
this office was the first of its kind in the nation.
Paul was directly responsible to the Governor and
Attorney General for domestic terrorism; hate crimes
intelligence, special investigations, community
relations and counter-terrorism special response
training (SWAT). Paul was deployed as a “troubleshooter,”
with full authority of the Governor to assist local
government with defusing civil unrest. His office
was also responsible for international law enforcement
relations and civil affairs, topics for which Paul
and his organization act as consultants to government,
corporate, CNN and other major media outlets.
In 1995 Paul was selected as
Director and CEO to lead the turnaround effort
for the nations sixth largest Human Services and
Corrections Department, a failing agency under
state and federal investigation. The 1,900-employee
organization, with nearly a billion dollar budget
was to be taken over by state regulators. Within
13 months Paul had reestablished full department
credibility in its programs and received full
support from state and federal regulators. He
established the first ever-countywide division
of Special Investigations, targeting fraud within
the nations’ 4th largest welfare system.
Although Paul directed many
other government agencies, he is best known for
his work in criminal justice. During the 1990’s
Paul's’ sensitive assignments included selection
by members of the US Senates Banking Committee
to act as chief investigative strategist for the
US Senate “Whitewater” investigation,
his responsibilities included oversight of the
Senate investigation of the reported suicide of
the White House Deputy Counsel.
Throughout the 1980’s
Paul served as lead special agent in an undercover
capacity as part of the elite and renowned South
Florida Special Investigations Division. Paul
operated in a deep undercover assignment for over
five years. Paul's accomplishments included 200
felony arrests, the breakup of a major organized
crime cartel, and the recovery of millions of
dollars in stolen property. For his efforts, Paul
was selected as recipient of South Florida's Sheriff's
Association and Departmental awards for most distinguished
law enforcement official-Officer of the Year.
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