Jeff Bell

Early life

Bell was born on February 18, 1962, in Oklahoma City. After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania, Bell’s first job was at Ford Motor Company in 1989.

Career

Bell began working at Ford Motor Company in 1989. He held multiple different high-level positions, including Manager of Marketing and Product of large cars, General Manager of fleet rental and leasing, and Director Manager. In 2001, Bell joined Chrysler and had a very successful career at the company until his departure. In 2006, Bell decided to join Microsoft, where he was appointed the role of Corporate Vice President of Global Marketing within the company’s interactive entertainment business. He marketed the divisions of Microsoft Windows games and the Xbox console, as well as associated games. His work was quite successful for the business, as the Xbox division earned profits for the first time. Moreover, he held other marketing campaigns which made the company’s revenues rise. After his tenure at Microsoft, Bell joined NBCUniversal and held marketing campaigns for their health and fitness field. In 2014, Bell became the Chief Executive Officer of Legal Shield, a legal service company that assists families, individuals, small businesses and professionals with legal problems related to immigration, personal injury and financial concerns.

Achievement

Bell’s skills helped him acquire several executive positions such as the Vice President of Marketing Communication at Ford Motor Company, and the Vice Presidency of the Chrysler and Jeep divisions, where he dealt with marketing campaigns. Bell brought great ideas into the companies and promoted them through television and other media platforms.

Education

Bell earned his college degree from Kenyon College and pursued a Master’s Degree in International Relations and Economics at John Hopkins University. In 1989, Bell went on to earn a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from the University of Pennsylvania, majoring in Finance and Marketing.