Bio
An entrepreneur since just about birth, John Williams has transformed a multitude of startup ideas into successful companies with his advertising acumen, design talent and strategic marketing approach. He holds a number of design and utility patents and has worked hand-in-glove with a variety of Fortune 100 companies to develop their brand standards.
In the late 1980s, he helped create and market the nation's largest direct-participation investment program for Hemisphere Licensing Corp. His promotional work there won an award from the prestigious International Film Festival. He subsequently formed a retail enterprise, AppleTree Toys, where he developed international distribution and numerous design and utility patents for his educational creations. In 1995, he founded Logic Design, one of the top 10 graphic design firms in Houston. Corporate clients included Shell Chemical, Toshiba, Mitsubishi and Caterpillar. John sold the company in November 2004.
He's currently the president of LogoYes.com, the world's first do-it-yourself logo design website that he founded in 2002. The site features a patent-pending process, as well as an exclusive Image Calculator, which allows anyone to create a unique logo in minutes.
John holds a bachelor's degree in advertising-journalism and lives with his family in Southern California.