Background
Guttenberg, John Paul was born on November 23, 1936 in Rochester, New York, United States. Son of John Paul and Carol Ruth (Sloman) Guttenberg.
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John Paul Guttenberg
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Education
Bachelor in English Literature, Lafayette College, 1958.
Career
Special assistant to press secretary, The White House, 1961; administrative assistant to president, Clark University, 1962-1963; assistant to director public relations, Xerox Corporation, Rochester, 1963-1965; manager communications services, Xerox Corporation, Rochester, 1967-1968; manager civic affairs, special assistant to chairman, Xerox Corporation, Rochester, 1968-1971; director public relations, University Microfilms Inc., Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1965-1966; vice president public affairs, Council Better Business Burs., Washington, 1971-1972; vice president corporation affairs, Datran, Washington, 1972-1976; partner, Drayne/Guttenberg, Washington, 1976-1978; president, Guttenberg & Company, Alexandria, Virginia, since 1978. Board directors Faxfair Corporation, Center for the New Leadership.
Achievements
Membership
President, Genesee Valley Bottle Collectors Association, Rochester, 1969-1970, Mount Vernon Civic Association, 1977. Chairman Federation History Bottle Clubs, Fairport, New York, 1970-1971. Board directors S.E. House, Washington, 1976-1980, Studio Theatre, Washington, since 1983, Consonant Ltd., 1984-1986, Young Audiences, Washington, 1984-1987.
Trustee Green Mountain College, since 1988. Served to Lieutenant United States Navy, 1958-1962. Member Public Relations Committee, United States Information Agency, Public Relations Society American, International Association Business Communicators, Institute Policy Studies (Johns Hopkins University), Japan-American Society, Meridian House International, National Lafayette (College) Council.
Connections
Married Diana Lee Swartz, April 18, 1959. Children: Karen Lee Guttenberg Greer, Jennifer Anne.
