Bio

Paul K. Johnson is an Assistant Professor of Marketing and Management at Montgomery County Community College. He earned a BS in Business Administration, a MBA, and a Digital Marketing Certificate - all from Drexel University. He served as a long-time member and now as an emeritus member of the Drexel University Alumni Board of Governors. Prior to collegiate teaching, Paul had a successful career in corporate sales winning local, regional, and national awards. 

Paul  serves as a volunteer and board member for several organizations throughout the Delaware Valley including entering his 34th season coaching youth baseball. He was a former member and president of the Prospect Park Recreation Board and is a current volunteer and member of the Prospect Park Youth Club (Nick Saravo Memorial Award recipient in 2019). Paul is chair of the Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority where he helps to distribute grants to non-profit and first responders. He successfully advocated for grants to the Prospect Park Fire Department and non-profit organizations benefiting residents in Prospect Park and the Interboro School District. He was also appointed to the Delaware County Authority early in 2023..  Paul founded and organizes the MLK Day of Service in Prospect Park events including its Food Donation Drive and Community Reading. He serves as a fill-in school crossing guard in Prospect Park on an as needed basis. 

In addition to baseball, Paul loves other sports and volunteers as an assistant volunteer flag football coach with Special Olympics-Delaware County, PA/DE state commissioner of Metropolitan Junior Baseball League, and is member of the Valley Forge Sports Advisory Board. He serves as board chair of Affordable Housing Centers of Pennsylvania, former board vice-chair of Rock to the Future, and is an elected committee representative of the MCCC Faculty Union Local #4272 part of the American Federation of Teachers labor union. Paul was appointed and then later elected as a committee member in Prospect Park. On his third campaign for Prospect Park Borough Council, Paul finally won on November 7, 2023. 

Paul resides in Prospect Park with his wife, Ayanna and their rescue dog, Chewie.