As may be expected of someone who’s worked in both marketing and politics, Will’s wasn’t able to confine his bio to just 160 characters! Here’s how he described himself:
“I’d like to think it was all planned: in at the start of Orange running the advertising account for the first five years of that brand; then VP of marketing for Genie, the mobile internet company; next creator of the O2 brand as Marketing Director for three years; then marketing director of the Conservative party…for 9 months; and now CEO of the bank, a fast growing creative agency. The truth is however much I try to plan my career, it’s more a question of stringing interesting challenges together to make them look sequential, and…planned.”
You can hear more about Will’s experiences, including his recent work for Hutchison 3G, at MEX on 6/7 September 2005 when he chairs the panel entitled: ‘Understanding the customer‘ on Day One.
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