Industry Veteran Bill Humphrey Joins Point.360 to Lead Sales and Marketing
LOS ANGELES, March 13, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Point.360 announced today that Bill Humphrey has been named Senior Vice President, Sales & Marketing. The appointment of Humphrey supports the Company's growth and customer focused culture and adds proven leadership in developing and implementing revenue producing digital products and services.
Bill's responsibilities include business development, sales group management, strategic planning for sales and marketing, and client account oversight.
"The continuing service demands and new market opportunities, coupled with the rapid deployment of digital services pointed to the need within our company for an executive with Bill's unique business experience and technological expertise," said Senior Vice President, Operations Brian Ehrlich. "Working closely with operations, Bill will identify new opportunities and solidify our customer base in order to further strengthen the Company's leadership position in media services."
"I look forward to working with the Point.360 team to expand our business, identify new media service opportunities especially in the digital space and reinforce the Company's reputation for consistent, high quality service."
Humphrey brings to Point.360 over 20 years of sales and operations experience managing production, post production and distribution operations for global media companies including Technicolor, IBM, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Turner Broadcasting, and Ascent Media.
Most recently Humphrey was President, NEP Entertainment, where he led television and live event engineering and production services to major broadcasters and network television shows.
Bill is the recipient of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Technical Emmy, Sony's 50th Anniversary Innovation Award, Adweek's Icon Award, and the Anthology Film Archive Award.
Humphrey is a magna cum laude graduate of Providence College and earned a Master of Science degree from Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture and Planning.
SOURCE Point.360
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