Anton Bilton

Anton Bilton

Anton Bilton is an international property entrepreneur and consciousness researcher. He has built a reputation as an innovative and progressive businessman.

His first venture was a residential property development business in London which grew quickly to include the development of retail warehousing, supermarkets, offices, retirement homes, and resorts. These early business interests combined to create The Raven Group.

In 2004, Anton co-founded Raven Mount plc which listed on London’s AIM and which subsequently acquired The Raven Group of which Anton Bilton was the controlling majority shareholder. A year later, Anton co-founded The Raven Property Group Ltd to build and acquire an investment portfolio of Grade ‘A’ logistic warehouses in Russia. Anton is Executive Deputy Chairman of The Raven Property Group Ltd www.theravenpropertygroup.com. Raven Mount itself was subsequently acquired by The Raven Property Group Ltd in 2009.

Other property ventures include Sabina Ibiza www.sabinaibiza.com , a residential development company focused on large scale villa development on Ibiza, of which he is Non-Executive Chairman.

Philanthropy

Through his personal charity: The Bilton Charitable Foundation, Anton supported the establishment of The Bilton High School in Hlabekisa Community, Mpumalang, South Africa near the Mozambique border.  The school provides much needed High School education for 400 young people some of whom previously had to walk up to 14km every day to get to and from school.

He also supports various North Korean focused charities, specifically www.libertyinnorthkorea.org and he has assisted in the rescue of over 140 people defecting from North Korea.

He is also a co-founder of Standing Voice (www.standingvoice.org), an international non-governmental organisation based in Tanzania, which aims to tackle the social exclusion of people with albinism in Tanzania and wider East Africa and deliver Health, Education, Advocacy and Community Programmes.

Anton is a patron of the Arts and has made substantial donations both to The Tate and to the Sir John Soane Museum.

www.antonbilton.com