Paul McFarlandPaul McFarland is Secretary at his rugby club, London Scottish FC, where he has served in various capacities on Board and Committee since 1996. He graduated MA in History from Edinburgh University in 1976 and became a journalist. He spent 12 years ineditorial, development, marketing, sales, and management roles in the then very new electronic media industry, while freelancing as a weekend sports reporter for the national press and BBC and commercial radio.
In 1990, Paul left ft.com to become marketing director at the Press Association, and later managing director of its main commercial subsidiary, before striking out on his own. From 1997, he was a consultant and then investor in the new media sector, before selling a sports web business to ESPN and focusing on his current enterprise[s], a specialist sports team wear provider he started in 2001.
When not watching sport or reading history he goes to the theatre and concerts with his theatrical/musical family.
He previously edited Zelia Raye and the Development of Modern Theatre Dance (London 2002). Read More Read Less