How to Sell Your Idea
Stuart J. Kamille began his business career in advertising and marketing in 1969. He subsequently held posts ranging from copywriter to creative director to director of sales promotion and executive vice president, working on high-profile Fortune 500 and multinational corporation accounts.   As senior vice president of Los Angeles-based Simon Marketing in 1977, Kamille developed and produced the first fast-food game for McDonald's Corporation. Games based on this idea are still run throughout the world . In 1984, Kamille formed Winner's Selection, Inc., a sales promotion company. In 1987, he successfully developed and patented the largest sales promotion program in history- the Millionaire Cash Quiz-for RJR/Nabisco. The promotion included 3.2 billion game pieces, which required sixty railway cars of paper and took six months to print. Obtaining patents to protect that idea began his interest in invention sales and patent protection which continues to this day. Currently Kamille is President/CEO of MD Medical Devices LLC, a medical device development company. He is also President of Longview Corporation, a real estate holding company.  He is a frequent guest lecturer at the University of Georgia's Terry College of Business in Athens, Georgia, and the Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno. Kamille holds a number of patents in such diverse fields as mathematics, lottery gaming, and medical device design. He frequently advises clients on employee creativity and motivation. He is the author of several books dealing with innovation, inventing, creativity and sales.