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    • Living Well with PD Parksinsons Awareness
    • April is Parkinson's Awareness Month
    • Start Here for the Newly Diagnosed
    • Community Resources >
      • Movement Disorder Specialists and Neurologists
      • Additional Classes in SWFL for PD
      • Additional SWFL resources for PD
    • Participate in a PD Study
    • Articles & Research on PD >
      • Social Support Improves PD Symptoms
      • Exercise Improves PD Outcomes
      • Genetic Role in PD
      • Advances in PD
      • Genetic Link to PD
      • Exercise and improved executive Functioning with PD
      • Exercise and Fall Prevention with PD
      • Intimacy and PD
      • spinal cord neuroprosthesis and PD
      • Advance Care Planning and PD
      • Cognitive Impairment Treatment PD
      • Mercury and PD
      • Cognitive Remediation Therapy
      • COVID Vulnerability and PD
      • Postural Instability Severity PD
      • Early Trial for Treatment Shows Promise
      • Biomarker Found
      • Therapeutic Benefits of Dance
      • Ultrasound Therapy for PD
      • Improvisational Theatre for PD
      • PD Detection using AI and Breathing Patterns
      • ALTERNATIVE MOVEMENT EXERCISE
      • NON INVASIVE TREATMENT R-TMS
      • Group Therapy
      • Multidisciplinary Approach to PD
      • VIBRATING GLOVE SHOWES PROMISE
      • Prevalence of PD Underestimated
      • Differences in Men and Women with PD
      • Intermittent Fasting for PD
      • Meditation and Complementary Therapy for PD
      • Cognitive Impairment and PD
      • Aerobic Exercise Alters Brain Function in PD
      • A-Synuclein Biomarker
      • Mediterranean Diet for PD
      • Regular Exercise Improve PD Quality of Life
    • Videos of PD Talks
    • Info about PD >
      • Parkinson Disease in Florida
      • 10 things to know about PD
      • More About PD
    • RESPONDING TO COVID-19
  • Members Only
  • Programs & Events
    • Sample Calendar of Activities
    • Movement Classes
    • Support Groups
    • Speech & Music
    • Just for Fun Wellness Classes
    • Education Programs
    • Caregiver Programs
    • EARLY ONSET PD
    • Lunch Bunch
    • Events >
      • Bingo for Bags and Baubles
      • Mingle & Share a PD Resource Fair
      • Education Symposium
      • A Step Forward Overcoming Obstacles Luncheon
      • Step Up for PD Walk
      • Mingle & Jingle for PD
  • About Us
    • Our Mission
    • Board of Directors
    • Staff
    • News/Press >
      • 2023-24 Board Announced
    • Blog
  • Become a Member
    • Complete a Participation Waiver
  • GET INVOLVED
    • ENEWS SIGN UP
    • Contact us
  • DONATE
    • PARKINSONS AWARENESS MONTH GIVING
    • Our Giving Society
    • ANNUAL FUND
    • IN HONOR
    • IN MEMORY
    • Planned Giving

Paul
​Delaney

Board Member at Large
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Paul brings to the Parkinson Association Board of Directors 39 years of business experience in information technology with IBM and EDS where he held sales and marketing leadership positions in government and life science industries. 

As a Parkinson Association volunteer and an Army Vietnam veteran, Paul initiated and coordinates an outreach program for veterans with PD.  Committed to supporting the local Parkinson community and the Parkinson Association strategic plan, he also is a member of the Parkinson Association Development Committee.

A graduate of Boston College, Paul completed executive programs at the Harvard Business School, London School of Business, and Babson Executive Consortium.
Paul served on several boards of directors to include BSA Minuteman Council, the Eire Society of Boston, the Boston College Alumni Association, and was founder and chair of the Boston College Veterans Alumni Network.
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For hobbies, Paul enjoys tennis, fitness training, and boxing.  
Parkinson's Association of Southwest Florida 
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Suite#301, Naples, FL 34119
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Office@ParkinsonAssociationSWFL.org
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