Paul Lamb

Paul Lamb Paul Lamb is a long time social entrepreneur and nonprofit professional. He is currently the Principal of Man on a Mission Consulting, a management consulting firm specializing in social change through business and technology. He speaks and regularly conducts trainings on social enterprise to a wide variety of organizations like the Small Business Administration, Foundation Center, and Center for Global Social Entrepreneurship. Paul is a founder and former Executive Director of the Stride Center, an award-winning program providing computer training and job placement for low-income and underserved individuals in California. He has built several successful nonprofit organizations and social enterprises in the areas of youth, workforce development, and technology.

Paul is an author, blogger, and a frequent radio commentator and Op-ed contributor on social issues through media outlets like NPRs Marketplace, The Huffington Post, Computerworld, and Social Enterprise Magazine. He was a 2007 winner of the Knight Foundation 21st Century Media Challenge, was named the 2005 University of California, San Diego Alumnus of the Year, and was awarded the California Governors Technology & Innovation Award in 2002. Paul was a Next Generation Fellow with the American Assembly at Columbia University and a fellow with the ZeroDivide Foundation. He serves on the Board of the Stride Center and previously sat on the Boards of the Social Enterprise Alliance Bay Area Chapter and the Jhai Foundation