Belsito & Company

Belsito & Company was a New York based PR firm which closed in 2005.

The End

PR Week reported that in October 2004 the company's CEO and founder Marybeth Belsito took medical leave and returned in May. In the meantime she had handed her role over to William Daddi, the company President. Belsito told PR Week that on her return the company had declined financially. Daddi disputed the magnitude of the problem and while acknowledging the company was in debt believed it had sufficient new clients to return to profitability. [1] (Sub req'd).

The two parted company with Belsito creating a new company Belsito Healthcare Communications and Daddi running his own company Daddi Brand Communications.

Former Personnell

• Marybeth Belsito, CEO
• William Daddi, President

Clients

• Eli Lilly

Case Studies

• Surviving Sepsis Campaign

Other SourceWatch Resources

• Drug industry
• Disease mongering

External links

• Erica Iacono, "Belsito & Co. closes shop amid management conflict", PR Week, October 6, 2005. (Sub req'd).
• Richard Knox, "Lilly Promoted Drug Under False Pretenses", NPR, November 1, 2006.

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