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People Round-Up, Mid-October 2017

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

Book View, April 2001

April 1, 2001

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PEOPLE Gene Brissie, previously Editor in Chief at Prentice Hall Trade Publishing, has left to become a partner with Bert Holtje in the James Peter Associates Literary Agency. . . . Some changes in the S&S group: BJ Gabriel has been named VP National Accounts, with responsibility for sales of all S&S products, including adult…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Alice Mayhew, Angus Killick, Anita Diggs, Art Spiegelman, Ballantine, Barnes & Noble Publishing, Bert Holtje, Beth Harrison, BJ Gabriel, BMG Direct, Bowker, Candida Donadio, Chris MacAskill, CLMP Newswire, Columbia Journalism Review, Contentville, Council of Literary Magazines and Presses, Crown, Diageo, Donadio & Olson, Doubleday, Elizabeth Manus, Gene Brissie, Goldman Sachs, Gotham, Harmony, HarperCollins, Holt, Hungry Minds, Hyperion, Inez Bon, Inside.com, James Beard, James Peter, Jane Rosenman, Jason Chin, Jason Kaufman, Jennifer Grace, Jill Sansone, John Feldcamp, John Kilcullen, Koret Jewish Book Awards, LA Times' Festival of Books, Leslie Schwartz, LIBF, Library of Congress, M. Mark, Mariann Donato, Mary Higgins Clark, Microsoft, Morgan Entrekin, Mort Mint Publishing, Neal Goff, Pen America, PEN American Center, Penguin Putnam, Peter Mayer, Phyllis Grann, Pocket, Poetry Society of America, Poets House, Prentice Hall, Publisherslunch.com, PW Daily Online, Random House, Rebecca Carroll, Rebecca Strong, Reed, Richard Tam, Rightscenter, S&S, Scribner, Seale Ballenger, Sesame Workshop, Shawn Coyne, Spike Lee, Stanley Kunitz, Steve Zeitchik, The Academy of American Poets, The Industry Standard, The New York Observer, The New York Times, Time Inc., Time Warner, University of Virginia, Valerie Garfield, VLS, Xlibris, YMCA National Writers Voice

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