He is an author of a best-selling book Little Wins: The Power of Thinking Like a Toddler and is a co-founder of a social enterprise called The Key is E with former child soldier and international hip-hop artist Emmanuel Jal.

From 2011 the forum has been developing a tax relief proposal to encourage small businesses to better understand their customers’ needs, maximise their trademark asset and build more world-class British brands.

[10] In November, Paul wrote an article for The Daily Telegraph about flexible working and solving the problem of the one million British 16- to 24-year-olds not in employment, education or training through social entrepreneurship.

[12] In February 2013 Paul Lindley led the Averting A Recipe For Disaster report, a long-term, cross-party plan sponsored by Ella's Kitchen to improve nutrition nationally for the under-fives.

The report has formed the basis of a campaign led by Ella's Kitchen to introduce young children to healthier lifestyles by pressuring the Government, businesses and individuals to work together.

In the run-up to the 2015 UK General Election, Paul lobbied the main political parties to commit to appointing an independent advisor to review health, nutrition and food education policies for the under fives and establish a more co-ordinated approach towards their welfare.

He is 7 years into a 25-year commitment to cycle from Oxfordshire, England to Sydney, Australia - with over 100 others to support One More Child, a charity that provides education, shelter, aspiration, mentorship and love to street children in Jinja, Uganda.

[25] Paul was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2019 New Year Honours for services to Exports in the Food and Drink Sector and to Children's Welfare.