For starters, this blog is not sanctioned by, endorsed by, or even remotely associated with Oxford University Press, my fantastic employer. What I say here is my opinion, which is why I have chosen to start this blog rather than continue to post on Rebecca Ford’s amazing OUPblog.
A bit about me – Today I run Global Business Development at Oxford University Press, which means I am responsible for digital partnerships and licensing across OUP’s 5 content divisions. As my remit is global I have leaned about market behaviors and done extensive deals in Asia, Eastern, Western, and Northern Europe, and the UK. I speak and write fairly extensively on the key issues facing media and technology companies in today’s digital world.
I got my head start in business development and technology at The Princeton Review. There I evolved into the EVP of a web-based, advertising supported business. I was formerly at Little, Brown as a senior editor in their Medical Division and prior to that I was an acquisitions editor and sales rep at FA Davis where I developed and sold Nursing textbooks. My start in publishing came at Barnes & Noble’s main store on 18th and 5th avenue.
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