Rise to Success: Career Highlights of Paul Whelan

Discover the career path of Paul Whelan, from the first major opportunity to industry-changing achievements.

Paul Whelan is a former U.S. Marine with Canadian, U.S., British, and Irish citizenship. He was discharged from the Marines in 2008 with a bad conduct discharge following a conviction on larceny-related charges.

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Full Timeline Early Life & Education Career & Achievements

1988: Entered Law Enforcement

According to Paul Whelan, in 1988 he entered the law enforcement profession, the same year he graduated high school.

1990: Employed by Chelsea Police

In 1990, Paul Whelan started working in lesser roles and as a part-time officer for the Chelsea Police, according to the Chelsea Police Department's records.

1994: Enlistment in Marine Corps Reserve

In 1994, Paul Whelan enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve.

1996: End of Chelsea Police Employment

In 1996, Paul Whelan's employment with the Chelsea Police ended.

1998: Employed by Keego Harbor Police Department

In 1998, Paul Whelan became a patrol officer for the Keego Harbor police department.

2000: End of Keego Harbor Police Department Employment

In 2000, Paul Whelan's employment with the Keego Harbor police department ended.

2001: Hired as IT Manager at Kelly Services

In 2001, Paul Whelan became an IT manager for the Kelly Services staffing company.

2003: Military Leave for Marine Corps Reserve

From 2003, Paul Whelan took military leave from Kelly Services to serve with the Marine Corps Reserve, including service in Iraq.

2003: End of first tenure as IT Manager at Kelly Services

In 2003, Paul Whelan ended his first tenure as an IT manager at the Kelly Services staffing company.

January 2008: Court-Martial Conviction

In January 2008, Paul Whelan faced a court-martial conviction on multiple counts related to larceny. He was sentenced to 60 days restriction, reduction to pay grade E-4, and a bad conduct discharge.