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People Roundup, Mid-April 2012

April 13, 2012

PEOPLE Chris Barba will retire as executive VP, sales for Hachette Books Group after 33 years with the company. Meanwhile, Evan Schnittman, newly named EVP, Chief Marketing and Sales Officer, officially starts on May 7. Stephen Morrison has left Penguin to become VP Publisher of Picador, succeeding Frances Coady. He reports to Jonathan Galassi and Stephen Rubin. Meanwhile, Patrick Nolan has been promoted to VP, Editor-in-chief and Associate Publisher at Penguin Books, reporting to Kathryn Court. He…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Adam Silverman, Alan Harvey, Amazon Publishing, Amy Baker, Anwesha Basu, Barney Rosset, Bloomsbury, Cambridge University Press, Chris Barba, Evan Schnittman, Frances Coady, FSG, G. P. Putnam’s Sons, Geoffrey Burn, Hachette Books Group, HarperCollins, Henry Holt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Hyperion, It Books, Jonathan Galassi, Kathryn Court, Katy Hershberger, Kevin Callahan, Kroberger, Laura Keefe, Lisa Sharkey, Maggie Sivon, Matt Harper, Nicholas Courage, Niko Pfund, Open Road Integrated Media, Oxford University Press, Pam Roman, Patrick Nolan, Penguin, Peter Bohan, Picador, Rizzoli, Ron Hussey, Ryan Chapman, Sarah Rucker, Stanford University Press, Stephen Morrison, Stephen Rubin, Sterling, Tara Weikum, Timothy Travaglini, Workman Publishing

People Roundup, December 2011

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December 1, 2011

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CHANGES Lauren Shakely is stepping down as VP, Publisher, Clarkson Potter, Potter Craft, Potter Style, and Watson-Guptill, and will be leaving the company. Pam Krauss is returning to Crown from Rodale in the position of SVP, Publisher, Clarkson Potter. Brendan Cahill has left his position as Publisher of Open Road Integrated Media and will relocate…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged ABA, Abrams, Amy Hundley, Ananta Media, Andrew Savikas, Andy Stewart, Appsolute Media, Assouline, Audubon, Beth Barton, BookExpo America, Books for a Better Life Awards, Brendan Cahill, Brian Kenney, BrownTrout, Cally Poplak, Carolyn Reidy, Charles Rattigan, Christopher Lyon, Cindy DiTiberio, Clarkson Potter, Corinna Barsan, Crown, Dan Ruffino, David Goehring, David Roberts, David Rosen, Don DeLillo, Douglas Pocock, Elizabeth White, Ellie Hirschhorn, Frank Fochetta, Frank Steinert, FSG, gmont USA, Goldberg McDuffie, Green Mountain Digital, HarperCollins, Harvard Business Press, Harvard Business Review Group, Heather Kirkpatrick, Hill & Wang, Holiday House, Ingram Content Group, Invogen, Jamison Stoltz, Jeanne Finestone, Jeannette Walls, Jeff Umbro, Jeff Weber, John Groton, Jon Rosenberg, Joy Dallanegra-Sanger, Justin Fox, Karina Mikhli, Katie Henderson Adams, Lauren Monaco, Lauren Shakely, Library Journal, Lippincott Massie McQuilkin, Lisa Lee, Lisa Rao, Liveright & Company, Liz Perl, Macmillan, Mary Beth Silfi, Mary Evans, Melissa Klare, Michael Cader, Molly Barton, MoMA, Monacelli Press, Movable Type, Nan Graham, National Book Network, Norton, On Demand Books, Open Road Integrated Media, Orvis, Other Press, Oxford University Press, O’Reilly’s Tools of Change, Pam Krauss, Pearson, Penguin, Perseus, Picador Macmillan, Potter Craft, Potter Style, Prestel, Progressive Book Club, Publishers Marketplace, Rachel Vogel, Random House, Rebecca T. Miller, Rodale, Ron Powers, Safari Books, Sarah McConville, School Library Journal, Scientific American, Silver Dolphin, Simon & Schuster, Simon Scribbles, Simon Spotlight, Siobhan Ciminera, Skip Prichard, Spencer Gale, Stacee Lawrence, Stephen King, Sulay Hernandez, Sumya Ojakli, Susan Moldow, The Center for Fiction, Thomas LeBien, Tim Sullivan, Tom Ward, Touchstone, United Nation, Watson-Guptill, Wiley, Women’s National Book Association

People Roundup, April 2011

By PT Editors

April 29, 2011

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People Philip Patrick has joined Amazon.com, in Seattle, as Senior Leader, Rights & Licensing. He was most recently VP, Digital & Marketing Strategy, Publisher Ebooks at Crown Publishing Group. Margot Schupf has left her position as VP, Publisher, Sterling Innovation. She was previously SVP, Editorial Director, Digital Publishing for the Morrow/Avon/Eos group. Meanwhile, Derry Wilkins,…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Adams Media, Amazon, Atheneum, Ballantine Bantam Dell, Barnes & Noble, Bethanne Patrick, BISG, Borders, Brown Books, Carie Freimuth, Caroline Garner, Chronicle, Cliff Landesman, Cool Springs Press, Crown Publishing Group, Dan Jost, David Hathaway, Denise Oswald, Dennis Eulau, Derry Wilkins, Digital Book World, Doubleday Religion, Doug Stambaugh, Douglas Gottlieb, Edward Knappman, Elizabeth Frost-Knappman, EMI Music, F&W, Faber and Faber, Facts on File, Frankfurt Book Fair, Franklin Booksellers, FSG, Ginee Seo, Greenleaf Book Group, Hachette, HarperCollins, Image Books, iVillage, Jason Root, Jeff Zakim, Joy Aquilano, Justine Trubey, Karen Cooper, Kensington, Kindle, Laura Nolan, Margot Schupf, Mauro DiPreta, Melina Bellows, Michael Cader, Michael Levin, Michael Palgon, Mike Shatzkin, Mike Skagerlind, Mindy Im, National Geographic Society, New England Publishing Associates, Nickelodeon, Nihar Malaviya, Norton, Owen Laster, Paradigm, Peter Kay, Peter Lesser, Philip Patrick, Potter Craft, Publish or Perish, Publishers Launch Conferences, Random House, Rodrigo Corral, Rodrigo Corral Design, Roger Waynick, Roger Williams, Ruckus Media, Ryland Peters and Small, Sam Cohen, Shambhala, Shelf Awareness, Simon & Schuster, Simone Parham, Soft Skull, Sourcebooks, Sparknotes, Sterling Innovation, Steve Cobb, Steve Leung, StoryWorld Conference, Sue Grimshaw, Susan Piver, Taylor Impressions, The Creative Culture, The Penguin Press, The Publishers Association, Trace Murphy, Turner, Walter Zacharias, Waterbrook Multnomah, Watson-Guptill, William Morris, Yvette Chin

September 2010 Roundup

By PT Editors

September 9, 2010

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PEOPLE So much for the dog days of August. . . . Jim King, SVP and General Manager at Nielsen BookScan, has left the company to become a consultant to the industry. He may be reached at jim.king.j [at] gmail dot com. Simon & Schuster Publisher Jon Karp has announced several more changes over the…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Abu Dhabi International Book Fair, Alim Thompson, Amanda Johnson Moon, Anne Rogers, Ari Lewen, Atria, Avon Products, Barnes & Noble, Barry Diller, Basic Books, Ben Greenman, Booz Allen & Hamilton, Borders Group, Bowker, Brigitte Weeks, Broadway Books, Brooklyn Book Festival, Chico's, Chronicle, Clyde Anderson, Collins, Crossings Book Club, Crown Publishing Group, Da Capo, David Toberisky, Dee Dee De Bartlo, Dennis Lehane, Diane Salvatore, Diane von Furstenberg, DirectBrands, Disney/Hyperion, Don D'Auria, Dorchester, eBay, Elaine Koster, February Partners, Francine Prose, Frank Fochetta, FSG, Gary Shteyngart, Glen Tomaszewski, Goddard Riverside Gala, Gretchen Crary, HarperCollins, Harvard Business Review Press, Hill & Wang, IAC, IDEO, Irv Myers, Jacqueline Fischetti, Jamie Iannone, Jane Comins, Jennifer Besser, Jim King, John Foley, Jon Karp, Jonathan Burnham, Jonathan Sainsbury, Judith Curr, Judith Rosen, Kelli Chipponeri, Khaled Hosseini, Kim Romero, Kimberly Cowser, KITAB, Knopf, Laura Lee Mattingly, Leah Hultenschmidt, Leigh Saffold, Linda Kaplan, Lucy Del Priore, Macmillan Children's, Mark Bierley, Michael Burkin, Michele Delahunty-Cloutier, Mike Edwards, Mona Simpson, NAL, Nancy Franklin, National Book Foundation, NBN International, New Leaf Distributing, Nidhi Berry, Nielsen BookScan, Nook, NYU Center for Publishing, Oxford University Press, Pantheon, Paul Olsewski, Penguin, Penguin Speakers Bureau, Perseus, Peter Hubbard, Prevention, Priscilla Painton, Pronto Network, Publishers Weekly, Putnam, Rachel Berkowitz, ReganBooks, Rodale, Rowman & Littlefield, Running Press, Sarah Hochman, Scientific American, Sheryl Moore-Anderson, Simon & Schuster, Sterling, Thomas LeBien, Tim Sullivan, Time Magazine, Victoria Meyer, William Lynch, William Morrow, Yale University Press

August 2010 Roundup

By PT Editors

August 1, 2010

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PEOPLE Random House SVP and Editor-in-Chief Susan Kamil has been given the additional position of Publisher of the Random House and Dial Press imprints. Tom Perry, EVP, Deputy Publisher of the Random House Publishing Group, will join her at the Random House imprint and will also become Publisher of the Modern Library. Theresa Zoro has…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Abrams Artists Agency, Adam Friedstein, Alpha Wong, Amanda Murray, American Express, Anderson Literary Management, Ayesha Mirza, Ballantine Bantam Dell, becker&mayer!, Ben Loehnen, Bernadette Cruz, Bess Braswell, big BOING, Bloomsbury Publishing, Books-A-Million, Brett Sandusky, Candlewick Press, Casey McIntyre, Charlesbridge Publishing, Charlie Nurnberg, Clyde Anderson, Collins, Connie Hsu, Copyright Clearance Center, Crown, Cyrus Kheradi, David Bowers, David Heatherwick, David Sandler, David Ulin, DC Comics, Deane Norton, Deb Futter, Dial Press, DK, Elise Howard, Erica Sussman, Evan Schnittman, Farrin Jacobs, February Partners, Foladé Bell, FSG, Globe Pequot, Goddard Riverside, Grand Central Publishing, Great American Bargain Book Show, Gretchen Crary, Hachette Book Group, Harlequin, Helen Atsma, Henry Holt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Imagine Publishing, International Federation of Reproduction Rights Organizations, Janet Corson, Jason Pinter, Jean McGinley, Jennifer Banks, Jennifer Wendell, Jenny Wapner, Jeremy Nurnberg, Jewish Museum, Jofie Ferrari-Adler, John Cassidy, John Groton, John W. Byram, Jon Thurber, Jonathan Karp, Kaplan, Karen Fink, Karen Lotz, Kate Sullivan, Kjersti Egerdahl, Klutz, Krista Stroever, Kristina Miller, L.A. Times, Lauren Steffens, Les Pockell, Levy, Lippincott Massie McQuilkin, Lisa Richards, Lisa Sandell, Little Brown Books for Young Readers, Macmillan, Margaret Chace, Maria Braeckel, Mark von Bargen, Mary Glenn, Matt Brown, McGraw-Hill Professional, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Michael Sittenfeld, Mindy Chon, Mira, Modern Library, Moises Martinez, Movable Type Literary Group, MTV, National Book Network, New Atlantic Independent Booksellers Association, New England Independent Booksellers Association, Nicholas Brealey, Nigel Newton, Norton, Oxford University Press, Penguin Young Readers Group, Peter Kay, Prima, Rachel Vogel, Random House, Random House Publishing Group, Reka Simonsen, Rizzoli/Skira, Roaring Brook Press, Sam's Club, Scholastic, Scholastic Press, Serendipity Literary Agency, Silhouette, Silhouette Desire, Simon & Schuster, Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance, St. Martin's, Stacy Boyd, Sterling, Steve Ross, Susan Corcoran, Susan Kamil, Target, Ten Speed Press, Theresa Zoro, Tokyopop, Tom Perry, Trident Media Group, University of California Press, University of New Mexico Press, University Press of Florida, Viz, Wal-Mart, Walker Australia, Walker Group, Walker UK, Waxman Literary Agency, Yale University Press

People Roundup, May 2010

By PT Editors

May 1, 2010

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Crown Publishing Group President and Publisher Maya Mavjee announces big changes: Diane Salvatore, VP, Publisher of Broadway Books; Senior Editor Lorraine Glennon; and VP, Executive Director, Publicity Katie Wainright are leaving the company. Shaye Areheart steps down as Publisher of her eponymous imprint, Shaye Areheart Books (which will be discontinued), but will stay on as…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Abrams, Abrams Books for Young Readers, Alexandra Kennedy, Alloy, Amulet Books, Amy Bendell, Angela Baggetta Hayes, Arcade Books, Ariel Aberg-Riger, Avalon, Ballantine Bantam Dell, Ben Vershbow, Broadway Books, Cal Barksdale, Candace Finn, Candlewick Press, Carla Gray, Casper Grathwohl, Catherine Rampell, Cevin Bryerman, Colin Fox, Corinna Barsan, Crown Publishing Group, David Drake, Dedi Felman, Del Rey/Spectra, Diane Salvatore, Economix, Edureach International Consulting, Emer Flounders, Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, FableVision, Farrar Starus & Giroux, Folio Literary Management, Fourth Story Media, FSG, George Slowik, Gina Wachtel, GMC Consulting, GMC Digital, Goldberg McDuffie Communications, Grace McQuade, Guy Kawasaki, HarperCollins, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Howard Reeves, Hyperion, JAB Associates, Jaime De Pablos, Jeanne Emanuel, Jennifer Graham, Jennifer Hershey, Jim Benjamin, Jim Milliot, Jocelyn Schmidt, John Challice, Katie Henderson, Katie Wainwright, Kendra Harpster, Kim Hovey, Knopf, Lia Brown, Libby McGuire, Lisa Holton, Lisa Sharkey, Lorin Stein, Lorraine Glennon, Lottchen Shivers, Lottchen Shivers Communication, Marcy Posner, Mark Tavani, Mary Wowk, Matt Harper, Maya Mavjee, Megan Underwood Beatie, Michael Coffey, Milena Albert, Motoko Rich, Niko Pfund, Nina Bourne, Nina von Moltke, Nita Taublib, NYPL, Open Road Integrated Media, Other Press, Oxford University Press, Pablo Defendini, Paul Kozlowski, Penguin, Perseus Books Group, Peter H. Reynolds, Philip Patrick, Publishers Weekly, Ranjana Wingender, Reed Elsevier, Riverhead, Sandbox Summit, Sara Bercholz, Sarah Knight, Scott Shannon, Sean Horvath, Sean McDonald, Seth Russo, Shambhala, Shaye Areheart, Simon & Schuster, Spiegel & Grau, Sterling, Sterling Lord Literistic, Susan Kamil, Susan Van Metre, Thomas Lueke, Three Rivers Press, Till Wirth, Tim Barton, Times Books, Tina Pohlman, Tina Weiner, Tor.com, Tuttle Publishing, Vintage Espanol, Winnie O'Kelley, Yale Publishing Course, Ypulse Youth Marketing Mashup

Book View, January 2010

By PT Editors

January 5, 2010

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PEOPLE ROUNDUP In December, Jenny Frost stepped down as President and Publisher of Crown, after a reorganization that split off the information and audio units. She may be reached at jennyfrost [at] verizon dot net. Doubleday Canada’s Maya Mavjee will relocate to succeed Frost overseeing the smaller Crown division. Bonnie Ammer has resigned from her…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Andrew Stanley, Andrews McMeel, Anthea Disney, BAM, Beatrice.com, Bob Miller, Bonnie Ammer, Book Business Publishing Conference and Expo, Book Movement, Brant Janeway, Brendan Cahill, Bridget Marmion, Cary Goldstein, Classic Media, Colm Tóibín, Crown, DailyLit, David Kipen, Dedi Felman, Del Commune Enterprises, Denise Cronin, Devon Mazzone, Doubleday Canada, Dutton, E. L. Doctorow, Ecco, Ellen Geiger, Elsevier, Erik Engstrom, Forbes Media, Frances Goldin Literary Agency, FSG, Grand Central, Gregg Michaelson, Hachette, Harold Lee, HarperCollins, HarperStudio, Henry Holt, Herman van Campenhout, Holt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Jenny Frost, Joshua Ferris, Karen Rinaldi, Kirkus Reviews, Kirsty Melville, Laura Dawson, LJNDawson, Macmillan Audio, Marcus Leaver, Maria Rodale, MaryAnn Bekkedahl, Maya Mavjee, Nancy Paulsen, Nancy Paulsen Books, Natalie Kaire, National Endowment for the Arts, News America Publishing Group, News Corp, Open Road Integrated Media, Other Press, Paul Golob, Paul Kozlowski, Philip Turner, Philip Turner Book Productions, Putnam Children's, Rachel Chou, Random House, Random House UK, Redeemer, Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Riverhead, Rodale, Rodale Books, Ron Hogan, Rowman & Littlefield, Sam Stoloff, Sanj Kharbanda, Simon & Schuster, Simon & Schuster Australia, Sterling Publishing, Steve Forbes, Stewart Tabori & Chang, Susan Danziger, Susan Hawk, Ten Speed Press, The Bent Agency, The Big Read, The Daily Beast, The Penguin Press, Times Books, Timothy Keller, Twelve, Virginia Smith, Women's Enterprise Initiative, Youngsuk Chi

Book View, July 2009

By PT Editors

July 1, 2009

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PEOPLE ROUNDUP Seven people have been laid off from Kaplan, including Director of National Accounts, Bill Huelster (who may be reached at bhuelster [at] gmail.com) and Yulia Borodyanskaya, International Sales and Subsidiary Rights (yborodyanskaya [at] yahoo.com). Kaplan is moving the selling responsibility to its distributor, Simon & Schuster, and Mary Dolan, Executive Director of Sales,…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abrams, Anderson Merchandisers, Anderson News, Andrew Gelman, Andrew Malkin, Angus Killick, Anne Kostick, antitrust, Archaia, Atria, Barnes & Noble Digital, Betty Crocker, Bill Huelster, BJ's, Bloomsbury, BN.com, Bologna Children's Book Fair, BookMasters, BookNet Canada, Cheryl Cramer Toto, Chris Lloreda, Christopher Navratil, Christy Fletcher, copyright, Costco, Dan Crissman, Dan Strone, David Falk, David Groff, David Jost, David Langevin, David Steinberger, David Taylor, Deb Darrock, Dulcinea Media, Dutton, eBay, Endeavor, Erin Cox, Folio Literary Management, Foxpath, FSG, furlough, Globe Pequot, Google Book Search Lawsuit, Greg Mowery, Hachette, HarperCollins, Harvard Business School Press, Hill & Wang, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Hudson News, Indigo, Ingram, Ingram Publisher Services, Jake Bauman, Jamie Iannone, Jennifer Farthing, Jim Henson Company, Jim Joseph, Joe LeFavi, Kaplan, Karen Lahey, Kate Travers, Keating Literary, Kids Licensing Forum, KidScreen Summit, Kingfisher, Kroger, Laura Dail, Levy, Lightning Source, Linda Rosenberg, Literary Ventures Fund, Little Brown, Liza Dawson, Lowenstein-Yost, Lucinda Blumenthal, Lynda Wojick, Maria Gagliano, Marina Cambareri, Mark Ouimet, Mary Dolan, Mary Faria, Mary Marotta, Michael Tamblyn, Molly Barton, Nancy Yost, National Book Network, New York Law School, New Yorker, Noah Genner, Overlook Press, Patricia Gauch, Penguin, Perigee, Peter Berens, Peter DeGiglio, Phil Ollila, Philomel, Pillsbury, powerHouse Books, Prentice Hall Press, Random House Publisher Services, Rich Freese, Rich Maggiotto, Rob Weisbach, Rodale, Running Press, Sam's Club, Sanford J. Greenberger Associates, Sanj Kharbanda, Scholastic Marketing Partners, Scott Kerkis, Scott Watrous, Shelf Awareness, Shortcovers, Simon & Schuster, Skip Prichard, Stephanie MacLean, Target, Teri Tobias, Todd Berman, Todd McGarity, Touchstone/Fireside, Trena Keating, Trident Media Group, Walmart, Weinstein, Wiley, William Lynch, Yulia Borodyanskaya, zinio

Book View, January 2009

By PT Editors

January 1, 2009

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PEOPLE In the Random House reorganization, which moved Bantam to RHPG, Irwyn Applebaum has left, as has Bantam Dell Group SVP, Director of Creative Marketing, Betsy Hulsebosch. She may be reached at (914) 772-1022. Barb Burg, SVP Executive Director Publicity and PR, will also be leaving, after 24 years, on January 30. She may be…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged ABPA, audio, Ballantine, Becky Saletan, Bill Boedeker, Bob Loomis, book view, Brian Vaughan, Broadway, Carolyn Pittis, Chronicle, Claire Tisne, Craig Virden, Crown, Dan Farley, Dan Halpern, Denise Cronin, Denise Oswald, Dial Press, DK, Doubleday, Ecco, Elise Proulx, Feiwel and Friends, First Second, FSG, Gina Centrello, Grosset & Dunlap, Harcourt, Herb Schaffner, Holt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Irwyn Applebaum, Jean Feiwel, Jennifer Hershey, Jennifer Kaufler, Joelle Dieu, Joseph Bendel, Kate Medina, Kathy Dawson, Lauri Hornik, Linda Rosenberg, Lisa George, Listening Library, Lori Burke, Mary Marotta, Mary McGrath, McGraw-Hill, Melanie Kroupas, Michael Eisenberg, Michael Hathaway, Nancy Gallt, Patty Garcia, Phyllis Azar, Priddy Books, Quirk, Rachel Bressler, Rachel Kind, Random House, Rebecca Gardner, Rebecca Waugh, Recorded Books, Rick Richter, Roaring Brook Press, Rodale, Rubin Pfeffer, Selina Cicogna Meere, Sharon Swados, Simon & Schuster, Simon Boughton, Sonny Mehta, Square Fish, Steve Case, sub rights, Susan Kamil, Tor

Book View, October 2008

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October 1, 2008

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PEOPLE Little, Brown editor Reagan Arthur has received her own imprint, Reagan Arthur Books. Arthur’s title will be VP, Editorial Director, and she will continue to report to Geoff Shandler. The imprint’s first books will be published in Fall 2009. Nancy Hancock has joined HarperOne as Executive Editor, reporting directly to Mickey Maudlin. Hancock was…Continue Reading

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