Paul Regensburg

Paul's career is about demonstrating the value of ideas; marketing, creative and business ideas that serve the broad needs of clients in the digital age.

Paul Regensburg

President, Creative Director

Finding the unique perspective to transform the ordinary into extraordinary is Paul's passion and a driving theme behind RainCastle. Clients look to Paul for objective, thoughtful and imaginative solutions to their problems, whether they are strategic, marketing or creative in nature.

At RainCastle, Paul leads the strategic branding and marketing work, directs creative, and is a frequent content creator, writing anything from taglines to white papers.

In 1994, Paul founded RainCastle Communications with a vision for a company that would fuse design, interactivity and marketing into a single, integrated package that would serve the broad needs of clients in the age of the internet. Under Paul's business leadership, RainCastle has been highly successful providing seamless brand strategies, marketing programs and interactive experiences, culminating in measurable results and many repeat clients. RainCastle continues to win myriad industry awards for its marketing, websites and branding work, with nearly one hundred to date.

Prior to RainCastle Paul was Creative Director of Easel Corporation, a successful technology company, where he created and maintained the Easel brand across media. Upon the successful sale of the company, Paul left to start RainCastle.

A graduate of Art Center College of Design in Pasadena California, Paul began his career building multimedia branding campaigns for entertainment giants Walt Disney and MGM/United Artists, and was a Senior Art Director in Los Angeles.

In response to a FAQ, "RainCastle" is the English translation of Regensburg.

When not at RainCastle, which seems to be rare, Paul is an experienced photographer, avid cyclist and as a graduate of the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, a decent Chef — for those who like eating healthy.

To see what Paul is thinking about, check out RainCastle's blog, DrivingRain.