Mastering Publishing
Mastering Publishing
Podcast Description
The Mastering Publishing podcast is created by students from City St George's Masters in Publishing programme. Tune in for the inside scoop on the industry through interviews with City alumni working in publishing.
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The podcast explores themes such as career pathways in publishing, marketing strategies, and the evolving landscape of digital publishing with episodes highlighting personal stories like Katie Bellamy's journey in international rights and Jo Liddiard's insights into genre publishing.
The Mastering Publishing podcast is created by students from City St George’s Masters in Publishing programme. Tune in for the inside scoop on the industry through interviews with City alumni working in publishing.
City Publishing alum Sarah Bell (Class of 2007) discusses her time as Senior Product Manager, Head of Subscriptions at Yoto, as well as her new role as Senior Product Manager, ScienceDirect at Elsevier with host Riley Karekos. Sarah shares how she went from working in marketing at magazines to running a team of engineers at Elsevier, emphasising the importance of being flexible in your career ambitions and staying curious.
This episode was created by Riley Karekos, Sanjani Girirajan, and Christina DeNatale. The Mastering Publishing logo was designed by former City student Mitch Collet. The music was composed and performed by Max Teasdale.
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