H. J. Russell & Company
Paul Bryant serves as Vice President of External Affairs at H. J. Russell & Company, where he is responsible for supporting business development for existing and potential clients, providing a consistent voice for the company that enhances and protects the Russell brand, and representing the company on behalf of the leadership team and employees at community events. Also, he leads the Russell CARES Employee Giving Committee, a select group of Russell employees that have the responsibility of reviewing and selecting contribution recipients.
Prior to joining Russell, Paul was the founder of Atlanta-based Leadership Institute for Urban Education, where he trained more than 250 leaders in Fortune 500 companies and wrote a 2009 Pulitzer Prize nominated book, “The Purpose-Living Leader.” Prior to that, Bryant held such positions as adjunct professor at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, executive director of The United Methodist Community Center, business banker at Wells Fargo Bank, interim president/CEO of the Urban League of Nebraska, senior vice president of The Gallup Organization, and business development officer at First National Bank of Omaha.
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H. J. Russell & Company
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Since being established in 1952, H. J. Russell & Company has grown to be one of the largest African-American-owned construction services businesses in the United States. Initially founded by Herman J. Russell as a general contracting company, through the years, the firm has expanded to include other areas such as real estate development, property management, and program management.