As Lead Facilitator and Director of Facilitator Training at TeamBonding, Paul Giroux utilizes his 30 years of expertise as an emcee to help team building professionals reach their full potential. Paul facilitates hundreds of events annually and has become TeamBonding’s most requested facilitator, having worked repeatedly with national corporations including Deloitte, ESPN, and PWC. While he is widely celebrated for his charismatic game show hosting abilities, Paul is also a Belbin-accredited trainer, working with employees to identify their strengths and weaknesses and develop high-performing teams.
Get to know Paul
My favorite part of working at TeamBonding is that I get to make a living doing what I love—creating an atmosphere where coworkers can relax, connect, and have fun. I bring enthusiasm, passion, and humor to every event, helping people build genuine connections through shared laughter and teamwork.
My favorite TeamBonding events are the ones that involve giving back. There’s something incredibly meaningful about helping others while creating an experience that’s fun, vibrant, and memorable—one that builds lasting connections long after the program ends
Tigger would be an excellent addition to my TeamBonding team, as he embodies the perfect characteristics for the job—exuberant, energetic, and endlessly optimistic. His bouncy enthusiasm and love for adventure would bring excitement and positivity to every event.
If I were stranded on a deserted island, the three things I would bring are my wife, a communication device, and shelter. I would bring my wife because having her with me would provide emotional support, companionship, and teamwork—facing challenges together would make survival more manageable both mentally and physically. A communication device would be essential because it could be our lifeline to the outside world, allowing us to call for help, send distress signals, or receive important updates that could lead to our rescue. Lastly, I would bring shelter to protect us from the elements such as heat, rain, and wind. Shelter would give us a safe space to rest, conserve energy, and stay healthy while we focus on finding food and water. Together, these three things combine emotional strength, practical safety, and a means of rescue—giving us the best chance of surviving and eventually returning home.
“Don’t Stop Me Now” by Queen is the perfect theme song for a job that’s unpredictable, requires quick pivots, and thrives on energy and excitement. The song’s upbeat tempo, driving piano rhythm, and Freddie Mercury’s electrifying vocals instantly lift the mood — no matter what chaos the day brings. Its lyrics (“I’m a shooting star leaping through the sky…”) embody confidence, spontaneity, and momentum, mirroring the mindset needed to adapt fast and stay upbeat under changing circumstances.
In an environment where every moment counts and every experience needs to be memorable, “Don’t Stop Me Now” captures that unstoppable, can-do spirit. It turns unpredictability into excitement, challenges into adrenaline, and every pivot into a new opportunity to shine — making it the perfect anthem for both energy and impact.
For me, the best place in the world isn’t a faraway destination—it’s my own backyard. A staycation allows me to slow down and truly enjoy what matters most: time with my wife, children, and friends. There’s something special about spending the day by the pool, cooking together, laughing, and sharing TIME.
At home, I can appreciate the little moments—my kids, the food, and the comfort of being surrounded by people I love. Those memories mean more to me than any postcard view or fancy hotel because it’s about connection, relaxation, and genuine happiness.
If I could eat one food for the rest of my life, it would definitely be steak. You just can’t beat the flavor — juicy, tender, and perfectly cooked with that little bit of char on the outside. It’s one of those meals that never gets old, whether it’s grilled, pan-seared, or topped with some garlic butter. Steak just hits every time.
One superpower I wish I had is the ability to duplicate myself so I could be in two places at once. TeamBonding has been trying to figure out how to make that happen for over 10 years — maybe this is the year we finally crack it!
If I could invite three people to dinner, I would choose Jesus, Tom Brady, and Adam Sandler. Jesus, because I would have endless questions about faith, life, and the world. Tom Brady, because I’m a huge Patriots fan and have always admired his leadership, determination, and winning mentality. And Adam Sandler, because I’ve grown up watching all his movies — his humor, creativity, and down-to-earth personality would make the night unforgettable. It would be the perfect mix of faith, sports, and laughter.
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