He has a track record as a leader; as a creator of business; as an entrepreneur and as a CEO of a public company delivering successful in demand business operations; profitable growth and proven added value for shareholders. He completed the successful realisation (Summer 2005) and earn out (Spring 2007) of his business to a plc.
As Johnbillett.com Ltd., he now provides commercial communications management services in this sometimes confusing and changing digital media age, working as management advisor. project consultant & expert witness to various businesses. These include, among others, a commercial broadcaster, newspaper group, magazine publisher, an international marketing communications agency, a public relations monitoring operation and an Internet Service Provider
HOT TOPIC You can see John Billett's "in foyer" comments on the pressure on media agencies and his Trends in Worldwide Communications Planning presentation at The German Media Day in Munich on February 26th 2009. Just click on the link or email us to receive the whole Power Point presentation http://www.wuv.de/news/medien/meldungen/2009/02/122836/index.php
For topical commentary & observations on advertising, media, brand & communication issues, John Billett's "Blogit with Billett" is at http://blog.johnbillett.com.
The 2009 series "Media Madness" is exposing the increasing nonsense that purports to help advertisers but has the unintended opposite consequence
An internet feature with Campaign Magazine's Brand Republic "Billett on Effectiveness" covers our experiences in advertising, media & marketing effectiveness. The feature is "25 Things we know about what we don't know about Marketing Effectiveness". Please enter http://communitybrandrepublic.com in your browser. Then click on "Forums & Blogs" and go to "Billett on Effectiveness".
John Billett's New York column on topical advertising and media issues in the US -"The Spread"- is published by MediaPost at http://blogs.mediapost.com/tv_board/ where you can view current and previous items by clicking on "John Billett"