Jones joined Beattie McGuinness Bungay in July this year to work in the agency's creative department, developing non-traditional advertising, including branded content projects for French Connection.
Jones announced he was leaving to pursue "personal projects" in October and has already begun working for Freewheelin' Media.
Prior to BMB, Jones was a founding partner and creative director of youth agency Cake, where he worked for a number of big name clients including Orange, Carling, Nintendo and Lynx.
Before co-founding Cake in 1999, he worked for agencies including Saatchi & Saatchi, JWT and Publicis, where he was responsible for the creation of the award-winning Hype gallery for HP.
Despite losing a chief creative force, the Trevor Beattie-founded BMB has come on in leaps and bounds since its summer launch racking up new-business wins from Sky News, HP Foods, OK!'s US launch and First Choice.
More recently, Sky One has been in talks with BMB with a view to moving its £4.5m advertising account out of Wieden & Kennedy into the start-up.
Freewheelin' was set up in 1999 by Jeff Boardman and Vikas Malik and has worked for big names brands inclusing Diesel's sports brand 55DSL, Red Bull and World Skatemasterz with Tony Hawk.
Freewheelin's current clients include Atari, Converse, Gas Jeans, Ecko and Hummel.
"I've known Ben for a long time and in the past we have done some fantastic ground breaking work together before Ben went on to Cake. I am looking forward to making that partnership work again and producing more great creative work," Boardman said.
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