Bill Gubbins

Bill Gubbins is a well-known media architect with a diverse and distinguished career spanning various platforms such as Web, print, television, advertising, and marketing.

In 2009, Bill Gubbins founded his own company, Gubbins Light & Power Company, LLC (GLPC), focusing on helping major corporate clients connect with their target audience through innovative media solutions.

Throughout his career, Gubbins has collaborated with renowned brands like Microsoft, T-Mobile, Red Robin, Acxiom, BlackBerry, Procter & Gamble, TED, PepsiCo, Hasbro, Coca-Cola, and the United States Department of Defense.

Notably, his work at Whittle Communications contributed to the creation of media assets valued at almost $700 million, including the successful Channel One in-school TV network, which has received accolades like the Peabody Awards.

Apart from his professional endeavors, Gubbins is an accomplished writer and photographer, with his work being featured in publications such as Rolling Stone, the New York Times, and books like David Carson's End of Print.

With a background in Communication and Media Studies from Bowling Green State University, Bill Gubbins has a solid educational foundation to complement his extensive practical experience.

His roles in various organizations like Gubbins Light & Power Company, Country Weekly, IPIX, Channel One News, Whittle Communications, and Creem magazine showcase his leadership and expertise in the media industry.