Editor's Note: Publishing Industry Thought Leaders Head Up Free Virtual Event on the Future of Digital Content
Executives from Time Inc., Esquire, Harlequin, Wolters Kluwer Health, Bonnier Corp. and other leading publishers to serve on advisory board for Publishing Business Virtual Conference.
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Book Business and Publishing Executive magazines, producers of the industry-leading Publishing Business Conference & Expo, have announced the editorial advisory board for their second-annual Publishing Business Virtual Conference, called "Digital Content Day @ Your Desk," on Sept. 16.
Members of the advisory board include:
- Maurice Bakley, COO, FierceMarkets
- Andrew Brenneman, founder and president, Finitiv, and Book Business columnist
- Jenny Bullough, manager, digital content, Harlequin Enterprises Ltd.
- Cheryl Cramer-Toto, senior vice president, digital strategy and planning, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
- David Granger, Editor-in-Chief, Esquire
- Clint Greenleaf, CEO, Greenleaf Book Group
- Gregg Hano, group publisher, Bonnier Technology Group, Bonnier Corp.
- Ted Hill, president, THA Consulting
- Anne Jackley, director of digital products, ALM
- Angela James, Executive Editor, Carina Press
- James R. Keefe, executive vice president and group publisher, GIE Media Inc.
- Kelly Leonard, executive director of online marketing, Hachette Book Group
- Peter Meirs, vice president of production technologies, Time Inc.
- John Morse, president and publisher, Merriam-Webster Inc.
- Mike Rosiak, lead content architect, Wolters Kluwer Health
- Kilian Schalk, technical director of digital projects, The New Yorker
- Tod Shuttleworth, senior vice president and group publisher for specialty and global publishing, Thomas Nelson Inc.
- Michael Smith, executive director, International Digital Publishing Forum (IDPF)
- Debbie Stier, senior vice president, editor-at-large and director of digital marketing, HarperCollins Publishers
The Publishing Business Virtual Conference will address the most crucial issues facing book and magazine publishing industry executives today, as they strive to develop profitable business models around digital content, and keep pace with new and emerging technologies and shifting consumer and b-to-b marketplaces.
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