Dr Paul Quantock, Managing Director

Dr Paul Quantock holds a number of Chairmanships and Directorships with various organisations in the US, Ireland and the UK.  He is currently working on training and advisory projects in the US, Eastern and Western Europe and the Caribbean.

He has been assisting all types of organisations throughout the world to secure European Union funding for over 40 years. This has included identification; negotiation and submission of grant aid applications; assistance in lobbying and “contact building” with European Commission officials; the preparation of “European Strategic Review Reports”; and general help and advice on EU matters that affect a particular organisation (www.euroconsult.co.uk )

In 1998 he created The Foundation for European Initiatives (www.tfei.org.uk).

In 2002 he created EU15 Ltd (www.eu15.co.uk). EU15 are experts in the development of e-learning solutions and bespoke training platform development. We have worked with numerous organisations to bring to life their ideas and initiatives.

In 2006 he, together with influential Indian figures from Government and NGOs circles, created the “India Healthcare Training Think-Tank” to advise on the future training needs for India in the healthcare sector. Dr Quantock was the Joint Chairman.

In 2013 he created (with UK Government support) the Foundation for Entrepreneurial Participation (www.tfep.org) and in 2016 created, with high profile colleagues from the US, Europe and the Caribbean, the Caribbean Training and Support Group (CARI-TaRG) (www.caritarg.tfep.org)

His priority focus is on robotics, Artificial Intelligence, 3D printing and entrepreneurship.

He has written many articles, and given numerous presentations around the world, and also written a book entitled “1992 and beyond” published in the US – designed to inform small firms about the European financial services industry. He was also joint editor with Bradford University (UK) for the series of eight publications detailing issues of various European Union policies e.g. Environment, Social and Regional Development.

He has over 25 years’ experience of developing, delivering and managing complex training activities and creating effective international training partnerships around the world. 

He has been recognized by the Governor and Secretary of State for the Commonwealth of Kentucky, USA for his International work and was awarded their highest honour, that of Kentucky Colonel.

He has also been appointed by the European Commission as one of their European Project Evaluation Experts in the field of vocational training.

He is supported by a dedicated team of professional Associates from around the world.