Paul M. Kubek, MA, is a writer, editor, and strategic collaborator who specializes in knowledge translation and creative nonfiction. He supports content development for education, research, advocacy, communications, marketing, fundraising, and organizational-change initiatives.
In his work, Paul facilitates reflective conversations with content experts from multiple disciplines and translates their knowledge and experience into compelling narratives for a variety of audiences. He guides individuals and teams through journeys of self-discovery and insight. He disseminates the mission, vision, and values of individuals, organizations, and communities to inspire people to informed action.
Paul is president of PMK Consulting, LLC, in Cleveland, Ohio. He has over 25 years of experience as a writer and editor. From 1995 to 2018, he wrote, edited, and managed the production of print and digital media in a multidisciplinary environment at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) for 12 distinct departments and initiatives, including the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences (school of social work) and its Center for Evidence-Based Practices.
Paul also teaches and provides coaching services for professional writing, academic writing, personal essays, and the craft and theory of creative nonfiction.
Paul is a careful listener and integrative thinker. His genuine, curious, and caring disposition enables him to engage in conversations in which people feel comfortable sharing their expertise, their strengths and limitations, their hopes and dreams for a positive future.
The most effective way to increase customer engagement and conversion is to provide a variety of communications products that will encourage people to return continually to integrate content into their way of thinking and being. Examples of products that Paul will help you plan and implement include the following:
Paul’s approach to content development and content marketing is informed by more than two decades of collaborating with content experts from a variety of professional disciplines in universities and nonprofit, for-profit, and government organizations. His method of collaboration includes the following:
