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People Round-Up, Early February 2023

February 8, 2023

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PEOPLE Madeline McIntosh is stepping down as CEO of Penguin Random House US. At Random House Group, Angelin Adams, Editorial Director, Design & Culture, adds the title of Editorial Director, Potter Gift. She succeeds the recently-retired Lindley Boegehold. At Knopf, Quynh Do joins as Senior Editor. Most recently she was Senior Editor at Zando. Jessica Kastner Keene,…Continue Reading

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People Round-Up, Early February 2021

By PT Editors

February 4, 2021

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PEOPLE Jon Yaged has been named President at Macmillan, filling the position vacated by Don Weisberg when he became CEO last year after the surprise departure of Jon Sargent. Jeff Carroll, EVP, Marketing & Consumer Strategy, is departing the company after that position was eliminated. Meghan Leahy moves over to Macmillan as Sales Representative; she…Continue Reading

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People Round-Up, Mid-October 2017

By PT Editors

October 17, 2017

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PEOPLE Effective December 4, Brian Napack will join Wiley as President and CEO. He replaces Interim CEO Mark Allin, who resigned in May. Napack has been Senior Advisor for Providence Equity Partners since 2012 and was President of Macmillan from 2006 to 2012. David Levin is leaving his position as CEO of McGraw-Hill Education. Lloyd…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged 24Seven, Adam Zacharius, Aileen Boyle, Albert Whitman, Algonquin, Algonquin Children’s, Alliance for Young Artists & Writers, Allison Carroll, Ann Marie Resnick, Anne Moore Armstrong, Annette Hobbs Magier, Annie Gardner, Atria, Audere Media, Axios, Baker & Taylor, Beth Harrison, Blue Rider, Boston Book Festival, Brian Napack, Brooke Csuka, Caity Anast, Chris Russell, Christi (Sheehan) Hagemann, Chronicle Books, Courtney Paganelli, David Levin, Deanne Katz, Disney/Lucasfilm Publishing, DK, Elianna Kan, Ellen Kokontis, Emily Bestler Books, F+W Media, Farrar Straus & Giroux, Franklin & Siegal Associates, FutureBook 2017, Guadalajara International Book Fair, Haley Weaver, Hallowread, Harlequin, Helsinki Book Fair, Highlights Retail Group, HQN Books, International Belgrade Book Fair, International Fair of Intellectual Literature, International Festival of Authors, Istanbul Book Fair, Jackie Jou, James Burns, Jennifer Heddle, Jessica Roth, Julie Ertl, Karen Corvello, Kensington Publishing Corporation, Lara Blackman, Lara Jones, Laura Dail Literary Agency, Laura Wooffitt, lebowski, Little Brown and Company, Lloyd “Buzz” Waterhouse, Loan Le, Lynn Cully, Macmillan, Margo Lipschultz, Marian Lizzi, Mark Allin, Matthew Benjamin, McGraw-Hill Education, Melanie Iglesias P, Melanie Iglesias Perez, Miami Book Fair, Michael Eisenberg, Mike Rosamilia, MIT Press, Morgan Avery, Mosaic Literary Conference, Nancy Yost Literary Agency, National Book Foundation, National Council of Teachers of English Annual Convention, Neil Hiremath, Northern California Independent Booksellers Association Discovery Show, Pearson, Penguin Press, Princeton University Press, Putnam, Rachel Brenner, Random House Children's, Regal Hoffmann & Associates, Rhode Island Comic Con, Riddhi Parekh, Sarah Younger, SarahMay Harel, Scholastic, Sharjah International Book Fair, Shida Carr, Simon & Schuster, Sisters in Crime, Southern California Independent Booksellers Association Trade Show, Stephanie Mendoza, Stuart Roberts, Sue Tarsky, Tarcher/Perigee, Tasha Hilton, Texas Book Festival, The Bright Agency, Toronto Antiquarian Book Fair, Touchstone, University Press Sales Associates, Viking, Vintage/Anchor, W3C Publishing Summit, Wall Street Journal, Warren Bass, Wiley, William Morris Endeavor, Wordstock: Portland's Book Festival, Workman Publishing, World Fantasy Convention, Yale University Press, Zachary Knoll

People Round-Up, Early July 2016

By PT Editors

July 5, 2016

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PEOPLE Stephen Twillinger will join Rodale as EVP and CFO in August. He is currently CFO at Dorling Kindersley. Rhea Lyons is now Subsidiary Rights Director. She was previously Senior Literary Scout at Franklin & Siegal Associates. Sara Nelson joined HarperCollins in the new role of VP, Executive Editor and Special Advisor to the Publisher….Continue Reading

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Tipping the Scales: Publishers Launch BEA 2013

By Kimberly Lew

May 31, 2013

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If “Wild West” and “Discoverability” have been buzz words of BEAs past, “Scale” is certainly a strong contender for this year’s theme. Size and scale certainly come to mind when looking at the ever-increasing offerings and co-located events supplement the BEA exhibit hall, from IDPF and bloggers conferences to library tracks and author events. Size and…Continue Reading

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People Roundup, Mid-January 2013

By PT Editors

January 18, 2013

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PEOPLE Andrew Weber was named Global Trade Chief Operating Officer at Macmillan. He was most recently at Bonobos.com and had been at Random House as VP Ops and Technology. He is taking on many of the duties of Brian Napack, who stepped down as President of Macmillan in December 2011 (and then joined Providence Equity Partners). Weber reports to John Sargent. Egmont USA has hired Literary Agent Andrea…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged ABC Television Group, Agustina Casal, Allison Devlin, Amazon, Andrea Rogoff, Andrew Weber, Anne Hoppe, Barbara Lalicki, Bonobos.com, Brad Parsons, Brian Napack, Cassie Jones, Chris Murphy, Christopher Dufault, Clarion Books, Craig Herman, Crown, David Epstein, Disney, DK Publishing, Doris Cooper, Egmont USA, Elisabeth Dyssegaard, Elizabeth Law, Fiona Kenshole, Free Press, Gallery Books, Gallery/Pocket, Grand Central Publishing, HarperCollins Children's Books, HMH, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Hyperion, Jamie Raab, Jane Von Mehren, Jen Bergstrom, John Sargent, Knopf, Laika, Lance Fitzgerald, Lisa Keim, Little Brown Books for Young Readers, Louise Burke, Macmillan, Martha Stewart, Maya Ziv, Paul O'Halloran, Perseus, Peter Carson, Picador, Potter Craft, Providence Equity Partners, Random House, Running Press, Ruth Pomerance, S & S, Scribner, The Hachette Book Group, Threshold, Tina Andreadis, Touchstone, Watson-Guptill

People Roundup, Mid-March 2012

By PT Editors

March 15, 2012

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PEOPLE CEO Marcus Leaver is leaving Sterling Publishers to become the new COO of Quarto in the UK, hired by Laurence Orbach, who has announced his retirement. Editorial Director Jason Prince, Executive Editor Nathaniel Marunas and Editors Greg Oviatt and Stuart Miller, VP Operations Kim Brown, and VP Sales Karen Patterson have left Sterling. Theresea Thompson has been promoted to Executive VP at B&N and will be overseeing Sterling. Alexander Star will join Farrar, Straus and…Continue Reading

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People Roundup, January 2012

By PT Editors

January 1, 2012

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PEOPLE Macmillan President, Brian Napack, has left the company, where he had also served as Chairman and CEO of Scientific American. He will announce plans early in 2012. Also at Macmillan, Kingfisher has hired Brian Buerkle as Associate Publisher, Director of Marketing, replacing Angus Killick who has been named VP, Associate Publisher, Macmillan Children’s. Buerkle…Continue Reading

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Who Owns Creativity?

By PT Editors

April 9, 2010

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At yesterday’s panel discussion, “Who Owns Creativity? Copyright and Our Culture in a Digital Age,” hosted by CUNY’s Macaulay Honors College, panelists were more united in their opinions than the audience of students, media professionals, and self-proclaimed copyright geeks. (Click here to download a podcast of the discussion.) Bill Goldstein, Book Reviewer for Weekend Today…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Associated Press, Bill Goldstein, Brian Napack, copyright, CUNY, Josh Greenberg, Macmillan, Michael Oreskes, NYPL, Virginia Rutledge

Bookview, April 2006

By PT Editors

April 1, 2006

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PEOPLE Brian Napack has been named President of the Holtzbrinck Publishing Group. In the newly created position, Napack will share general management responsibilities with CEO John Sargent over all of Holtzbrinck’s divisions, including both trade and educational operations. Steve Sorrentino, most recently an author (Luncheonette) has gone to B&N as Director, Author Promotions & Special…Continue Reading

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