Penguin Random House Hiring Manager of Art and Design
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Madeline McIntosh CEO Penguin Random House U.Southward.
Madeline McIntosh was appointed CEO of Penguin Random Business firm U.S. in April 2018. Her previous positions in the visitor include President of the Penguin Publishing Group; President and COO of Penguin Random House U.S.; Publisher, Random House Audio; and Director of Adult Sales, Random Business firm, Inc. Madeline originally joined the Random House predecessor Bantam Doubleday Dell in 1994, as an assistant in the New Media department. In addition to the variety of positions she has held inside the visitor, she served in 2008 and 2009 as the Director of Kindle Content Acquisition for Amazon, based in Luxembourg.
Madeline serves on the Board of Directors for Poets & Writers, the nation's largest nonprofit arrangement serving creative writers. She graduated from Harvard University with a BA in Fine Arts in 1991. She lives in New York with her husband and twin sons.
Jeff Abraham President Penguin Random Firm Publisher Services
Jeff Abraham oversees Penguin Random Firm Publisher Services (PRHPS), which provides sales, distribution and a wide variety of services to many of the leading independent publishers in the book industry. He joined Random House in 2006 every bit head of the predecessor to PRHPS–Random Business firm Distribution Services. Since then he has overseen the expansion and transformation of this partition into its current form and position as the industry'southward leading service provider to over 45 independent publishers. He received the 2016 Bertelsmann Honor for Outstanding Entrepreneurial Accomplishment.
Previously, Jeff led the Book Manufacture Study Group, Inc. (BISG) as Executive Director, redefining its mission and strategy. Jeff's 25-yr publishing career began in the mid-1990s as CEO and President of Optimedia, an electronic publishing-solutions provider in the STM field, working with publishers such as Oxford Academy Press, Elsevier, and the American Medical Association.
Jeff holds an MBA from the Stern Schoolhouse of Business concern at New York University. He lives in Westchester with his wife and four teenagers.
Gina Centrello President and Publisher Random House
Gina Centrello is President and Publisher of Random House and a fellow member of Penguin Random House's U. S. Lath.
Ms. Centrello began her career in publishing in 1982 every bit a copyeditor at Pocket Books, rise to Vice President and Associate Publisher in 1987, Executive Vice President and Publisher in 1993, and President in 1994.
Centrello left Pocket in 1999 to become President and Publisher of Ballantine Books. In 2003, she took over the captain of the newly formed Random Firm Publishing Grouping, which united the two divisions formerly known every bit the Random House Trade Grouping and the Ballantine Books Grouping. In 2008, the grouping added imprints from the Bantam Dell, Spiegel & Grau, and Punch Press divisions, creating a formidable house publishing the all-time authors in both literary and commercial genres.
A ii-time winner of the Bertelsmann Accolade for Outstanding Entrepreneurial Accomplishment (2011, 2013), Centrello has a strong reputation for developing an manufacture-leading team in a rapidly evolving marketplace. Under her leadership, the One World imprint formally relaunched in 2016, highlighting the division's commitment to centering marginalized and underrepresented voices. As of October 2018, Centrello has added to her leadership portfolio the joining of the Crown Publishing Group to the Random House partitioning—creating a all-time-in-class volume-publishing house with the scale to serve summit-notch content to readers of all types.
Amanda D'Acierno President, Publisher Penguin Random House Sound Group
Amanda D'Acierno is President and Publisher of the Penguin Random Business firm Audio Publishing Group, overseeing the Random House Sound, Penguin Audio, BOT and Listening Library imprints. She has guided the audio business through a catamenia of robust growth, increasing the audio list from 500 titles in 2008 to 1,200 titles in 2018. Under her leadership, the division has published audiobook bestsellers including George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series, Ernest Cline's Gear up Player One, Charles Duhigg's The Power of Addiction, Dan Dark-brown'due south Origin, John Grisham's The Rooster Bar, Celeste Ng's Little Fires Everywhere, Madeleine Fifty'Engle'due south A Wrinkle in Fourth dimension and the Harry Potter serial.
D'Acierno is a longtime advocate for audiobooks, speaking regularly on behalf of Penguin Random House Audio at industry events including the London Volume Fair, Bologna Children's Volume Fair, Digital Volume World, and Audio Publishers Association Conference. In her tenure as publisher, Penguin Random House Audio was named the London Book Fair'southward International Excellence Awards 2018 Audiobook Publisher of the Yr, and has earned 6 GRAMMY® Awards and 16 nominations, v Odyssey Awards and 14 honors, and more than 31 Audie Awards and 91 nominations. A proud Texas native, D'Acierno lives in Brooklyn with her hubby and two children.
Annette Danek-Akey Executive Vice President, Supply Chain Penguin Random Firm
Annette Danek-Akey has more than 25-years of experience in supply-chain direction and industrial engineering, with strategic responsibleness for warehousing and business organisation-to-business customer relations. Annette'southward responsibility includes more than than 2.7 million square feet of Operations Heart infinite in multiple locations, serving booksellers for Penguin Random House U.S., PRH Canada, DK U.S., Grupo Editorial U.South., and more than 40 third-party publishers. Annette manages the distribution, transportation, client service, ebook billings, fulfillment systems, opposite logistics, and remainder sales for PRH to more than 30,000 locations. She is responsible for more than 1,700 employees, who ship an average of more than than i.5 million books per day. She is currently leading a cross-functional end-to-end supply-concatenation initiative with the global distribution and logistics leaders at PRH to create and leverage supply chain capabilities worldwide.
With a Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering, Annette is recognized throughout the manufacture for her strategic noesis and insight into supply-chain trends, equally well as for her forrad-thinking solutions mind-set. Annette attributes much of her success to her passion for developing, coaching, and cultivating new leaders.
Annette lives in Westminster, Maryland, where she is the President of the Carroll Community College Foundation, which provides scholarships to deserving students, as well as President of the Warehousing Education and Research Council, a nationally recognized supply-chain think tank, where she additionally served every bit 2017 Conference Chair. Annette has been featured in many different publications, and was nigh recently named i of DC Velocity's 2019 Rainmakers, in recognition of her leadership in the supply-concatenation manufacture.
Sanyu Dillon Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officeholder Penguin Random House U.South.
Sanyu Dillon is EVP and Primary Marketing Officer at Penguin Random House U.South., where she leads the development of the visitor's consumer marketing strategy. During her 15+ yr tenure at PRH, Sanyu's empathetic approach to marketing, centered on a deep understanding of evolving consumer needs, has helped the company connect with its readers through dynamic storytelling and breakthrough campaigns.
With a broad-ranging purview including consumer insights & analytics, media planning, advertizement, partnerships, artistic strategy, video and design, Sanyu is known for her incisive, visionary marketing leadership and her ability to work beyond levels and departments at PRH to create meaningful alter. Her team'south channel and category-specific programs have consistently driven incremental sales, increased make awareness and spurred consumer engagement through innovative ecommerce strategy and an insights-driven approach, spotlighting PRH's books and authors.
Sanyu is a member of the Penguin Random House U.S. Board and has an Executive MBA from NYU Stern Schoolhouse of Business.
Allison Dobson President Penguin Publishing Grouping
Allison Dobson was appointed President, Penguin Publishing Group in April 2018. In this capacity, she oversees Penguin's developed publishing business organisation in the U.Southward., which includes Avery, Berkley, Dutton, Penguin, Penguin Press, Feather, Portfolio, Putnam, Riverhead, Sentinel, Tarcher Perigee, and Viking.
Allison joined the company in 2008, first as a fellow member of the Bertelsmann Entrepreneurs Programme and so in a variety of corporate and bounded roles at Random Firm and eventually Penguin Random House, including equally Vice President, Business Development and Digital Publishing Director at the Random Firm Publishing Group and most recently as Senior Vice President, Director of Strategy and Finance at Penguin.
Prior to her time in publishing, Allison spent several years on Capitol Hill and on political campaigns. She served equally Communications Managing director for U.Southward. Senators Paul Wellstone and Tom Harkin and every bit a printing secretarial assistant for John Kerry's presidential campaign in 2004.
Allison has a BA in Economics and Authorities from the University of Notre Dame and an MBA from Harvard Business School. She lives in Brooklyn with her married man and their two children.
Jen Loja President Penguin Young Readers
Jen Loja was appointed President, Penguin Young Readers in Dec 2015. In this capacity, she oversees all publishing and business concern for each of Penguin Young Readers' publishing divisions, which include Dial, Dutton, Grosset & Dunlap, Kathy Dawson Books, Nancy Paulsen Books, Philomel, PSS!, Puffin, Speak, Putnam, Viking, Razorbill, and Frederick Warne. These imprints publish such acclaimed, award-winning authors and illustrators equally Jay Asher, Judy Blume, Jan Brett, Eric Carle, Kristin Cashore, Ally Condie, Roald Dahl, Drew Daywalt, Matt de la Pena, Tomie dePaola, Sarah Dessen, Anna Dewdney, John Flanagan, Gayle Forman, John Green, John Grisham, Oliver Jeffers, Mike Lupica, Richelle Mead, B.J. Novak, Richard Peck, and dozens of other pop authors. Penguin Young Readers is also home to perennial brand franchises such as the Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys series, Peter Rabbit, Spot, the Archetype Winnie the Pooh, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Madeline, Mad Libs, the Rangers Apprentice, and Who Was?, among many others.
Jen joined Penguin Immature Readers in March 2009 every bit Vice President, Associate Publisher. Previously, Jen was Associate Publisher at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. She began her career in books as a buyer for Joseph-Beth Bookseller before moving into sales at both Candlewick Printing and Houghton Mifflin, where she was responsible for the wholesale aqueduct besides equally Canadian sales. She joined Harcourt in September of 2004 as VP of Sales, Children'due south Books and was named VP of Sales & Marketing, Children's Books in 2007. At the merger of Houghton Mifflin and Harcourt she became the Associate Publisher of the HMH children's list.
Nihar Malaviya President and Primary Operating Officeholder Penguin Random House U.S.
As President and Principal Operating Officeholder of Penguin Random House U.Southward., Nihar Malaviya is responsible for the company's full range of publishing operations, including supply chain, strategic project management, information science and marketplace analysis, It, and client services. In his leadership role, he is focused on driving growth, setting the global data and applied science agenda, and edifice new capabilities for time to come success.
Nihar led the successful operations and systems integration of Penguin and Random House, the largest-always merger in trade volume publishing. He has also spearheaded the creation of a variety of industry-outset capabilities—in data science, supply concatenation, technology, and consumer insights—which has resulted in pregnant cadre competitive advantages for Penguin Random House worldwide. Nihar joined Penguin Random Firm'south bulk shareholder, Bertelsmann, in 2001 equally function of its Bertelsmann Entrepreneurs Plan. Two years later, he moved to Random House, ascending to the role of SVP, Strategy, Analytics, and Program Development in 2012, later on taking on a variety of corporate roles and projects leading digital strategy, eBook pricing, implementation of vendor-managed inventory, sales reorganization, technology infrastructure consolidation, supply-concatenation redesign, and production vendor renegotiations. Nihar is a two-fourth dimension winner of the Bertelsmann Entrepreneurial Honour for Strategy Implementation, the first for navigating Random Firm through its digital transformation, and the 2nd for executing the operational aspects of the Penguin Random Firm merger in the United States.
Nihar began his career on Wall Street, where he worked for seven years at the intersection of credit and market risk management and applied science. He has an MBA in finance and marketing from the Stern School of Business and a bachelor of science in computer science, and is a CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) charter holder. Nihar serves on the Bertelsmann Data and Technology Informational Lath, the University of Chicago Information Analytics for Concern Professionals Industry Advisory Board, and the Yale University Press Lath of Governors. He resides in New Jersey with his wife and ii children.
Barbara Marcus President and Publisher Random House Children's Books
Barbara Marcus is President and Publisher of Random House Children'south Books, where she is responsible for overseeing all publishing and business organization activities. Random House Children's Books publishes many of the world's bestselling and almost highly acclaimed authors and illustrators for young people today—including Dr. Seuss, Marc Brown, Roald Dahl, Carl Hiaasen, Lauren Kate, Christopher Paolini, Philip Pullman, Leo Lionni, James Dashner, Brandon Sanderson, Louis Sachar, Richard Scarry, and Markus Zusak—and is abode to many of the most recognizable series licenses and characters in the globe, such as Babar, Barbie, the Berenstain Bears, Disney, Little Golden Books, Nickelodeon, Pat the Bunny, Sesame Workshop, Junie B. Jones, and the Magic Tree Business firm.
Prior to joining Random Firm in 2012, Barbara was Adviser to Open Route Integrated Media in the area of children's digital publishing and general strategy. She also served equally Strategic Innovations Adviser to Penguin Books Usa, focusing on new ventures and publishing opportunities.
Before that, Barbara was President of Scholastic's Children'south Book Publishing and Distribution, where, for more than xx years, she was responsible for all children'due south consumer book publishing and distribution in the United States, through schoolhouse-based volume clubs, schoolhouse-based and direct-to-home continuity programs, schoolhouse-based volume fairs, and the retail channel. During her tenure, she led the expansion of the business from approximately $fifty million to over $ane billion in annual acquirement. After acquiring J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Wizard'southward Stone for publication in the Us in 1998, she also led the publishing endeavor for six of the seven Harry Potter titles.
Barbara began her career as Sales Associate, Bantam Lecture Agency, after having graduated from Tufts University with a BA degree in American history.
Maya Mavjee President and Publisher Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
Maya Mavjee is President and Publisher of the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group and a member of the Penguin Random Business firm U.Due south. Board.
Maya has well-nigh 30 years of experience in the publishing business. Well-nigh recently, she was President, Publishing Strategy, at Macmillan, where she worked on various aspects of the company's development, including growth and profitability development, content development, diversity and inclusion, civilisation and talent.
From 2010 to 2018, she served equally President and Publisher of the Crown Publishing Grouping U.S. at Penguin Random Firm LLC. She oversaw and fostered Crown's creative and editorial vision as well as all aspects of its publishing business, including financial strategy, business organization development and digital strategy, publicity, marketing, production, talent retention and development. At Crown, she published bestselling and award-winning authors, such as Gillian Flynn, Erik Larson, Rebecca Skloot, Ina Garten, Yotam Ottolenghi and Susan Cain, to name a few. She too caused the presidential memoir of onetime U.S. President Barack Obama, and in 2018 led the publication of former First Lady Michelle Obama's international bestselling title Condign.
From 2000 to 2009, she served as Executive Vice President of Random House Canada and Publisher of the Doubleday Canada Publishing Group. Nether her leadership, Doubleday Canada evolved into a assisting division, where she acquired and edited bestselling and prize-winning authors.
Maya serves on the board of WIN NYC, the largest provider of shelter and supportive housing to homeless families in New York Urban center.
Maya was born in Johannesburg, South Africa and immigrated to Canada where she grew upward.
Paige McInerney Executive Vice President, Managing director of Human Resource Penguin Random Firm U.S.
Paige McInerney was appointed Executive Vice President, Director of Human being Resource, Penguin Random House U.S. in December 2018. In this role, Paige leads the company's Human Resources function, which encompasses multiple areas, including employee relations, recruitment, diverseness and inclusion, compensation, and people programs, with responsibleness for Penguin Random House's entire employee population across the U.S.
During her 25 plus years as a Man Resources professional inside merchandise-book publishing, she has been an outstanding leader across many groups and a broad array of Hr disciplines and initiatives. Paige is passionate about fostering an environment where employees feel empowered, valued, and safe, and is the founder of the Penguin Random House Diversity & Inclusion Quango. A true HR generalist with extensive expertise and experience, she is frequently invited to speak at events and on panels and podcasts regarding a wide range of homo resource topics.
In the early 1990s, several mergers and joint ventures ago, Paige began her human being resource career with Putnam Berkley. She took on roles of increasing responsibility at Putnam Berkley, then Penguin Putnam, and eventually headed the 60 minutes function beyond the U.S. for Penguin Group USA. Prior to this appointment, for more than than iv years she led the 60 minutes generalist and recruiting teams for Penguin Random Business firm'due south publishing offices. Paige and her husband live only n of New York City.
Kimberly Ayers Shariff Executive Vice President, Director of Strategy for Diversity, Disinterestedness & Inclusion Penguin Random House U.S.
Kimberly Ayers Shariff was appointed Executive Vice President, Director of Strategy for Diversity, Disinterestedness & Inclusion, Penguin Random House U.S. in May 2021, when she as well became a fellow member of the Penguin Random Firm U.S. Board. In this role, Kimberly leads Penguin Random Business firm'southward implementation of its companywide DE&I Strategic Programme and volition assistance develop a broad-based vision for the company's future ensuring the creation of books for anybody, past everyone, out of a culture where all experience welcome and empowered to fully participate in the process.
Kimberly spent more than than half her career in the non-profit sector as Principal Administrative Officer at American Ballet Theatre, and Deputy Full general Counsel at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. Kim began her career at Blackness Entertainment Television. While there, she had the opportunity to work on the legal aspects of BET'due south merger with Viacom and was tapped to establish the business and legal affairs functions for the visitor'southward post-merger New York City location.
With over 20 years of legal and operational experience in the arts and entertainment industry, Kimberly has honed her skills as a subject thing specialist in legal and business organisation affairs, inclusion strategy, human resources, as well as non-turn a profit direction. She has been described as having a keen ability to clarify the existing infrastructure of complex organizations, and then implement strategy to raise inclusive culture, operational efficiency, channels of communication and risk management without sacrificing civilization, artistic integrity or entrepreneurial spirit.
Kimberly attended Georgetown University where she earned a B.A. in Sociology as well as a Certificate of African Studies from the School of Foreign Service. She likewise holds a constabulary degree from Tulane University School of Constabulary.
Kimberly lives in Manhattan with her husband and two children.
Jaci Updike President of Sales Penguin Random House U.S.
Jaci Updike was named President of Sales, Penguin Random Business firm U.S., in 2014. She is a fellow member of the Penguin Random House Northward America Lath and oversees the U.S. sales team, the largest in trade-book publishing, which serves retail and wholesale accounts, the library and education marketplaces, special sales, and international sales.
Updike began her career as a bookseller, and joined Bantam Doubleday Dell as a California-based sales rep in 1989. She has held a number of leadership positions in the company, working closely with her publishing colleagues on a wide array of bestseller campaigns and banner launches. She had a fundamental office in the integration of Penguin and Random House, and her electric current portfolio includes a diverseness of strategic projects related to both the digital and concrete marketplaces.
Updike lives in Connecticut and is an avid traveler (peculiarly when scuba diving is involved).
Nina von Moltke President, Director of Strategic Development Penguin Random House U.S.
Nina von Moltke is President, Director of Strategic Development, Penguin Random House U.S. In this capacity, Nina provides leadership on key strategic challenges and works with all publishing groups to assistance telescopic out content priorities and new business organisation opportunities. In addition, this function includes oversight of the corporate writer- and amanuensis-centric functions, such equally author contracts, royalties, permissions, as well as the Penguin Random Business firm Speaker's Bureau, the video team, and the author platforms group, which includes the PRH Writer Portal, podcasts, e-courses, merchandising, and licensing.
Nina joined the company in 2002 equally office of the Bertelsmann Entrepreneurs Program. She initially was a member of the business concern-direction team of the Crown Publishing Group, and after a role in the key Finance group, she was promoted to Vice President, Corporate Development in 2004. In 2010, she moved to the publishing side, overseeing the Audio grouping, Fodor's and Living Language, in addition to leading the digital product development efforts in the ebook and apps channel. She was instrumental in merging the audio and digital-product teams after the Penguin Random Firm merger, and has led the audio group through a phase of tremendous growth.
Nina'south career path has been marked by her dual interest in content and direction. After completing an Chiliad.A. in Philosophy, Art History, and History of Sciences in Berlin, she offset worked at diverse theaters and opera houses throughout Europe. After that, she switched form, and worked for the strategic consulting house McKinsey, before going to the Kennedy Schoolhouse at Harvard in 2000 for an M.P.A. degree. Nina resides in New York City with her husband and three children.
Dual U.S. and Global Direction
Jim Johnston Chief Financial Officeholder Penguin Random House
Jim Johnston was appointed Chief Fiscal Officer in September 2018. In this dual global and U.Due south. part, Jim oversees the direction and coordination of all financial planning, reporting, and analysis for Penguin Random House U.Southward. and provides financial leadership and support across all territories. During his tenure, Jim has managed several initiatives dedicated to the continuous improvement of the systems that safeguard our company avails.
Jim joined Random House in 1990 and subsequently became a valuable member of the Knopf Publishing Group, where he served as Director, Business organization Operations. In 2003, he became the Director of Worldwide Reporting and Planning. During the merger of Penguin and Random House, Jim guided the successful integration of the budgeting process and fiscal consolidation of the newly formed company.
Previously, Jim worked at Scholastic for 3 years. He holds a Finance degree from Pace Academy, and lives in Connecticut.
Anke Steinecke Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel U.Due south. Penguin Random House
Anke Steinecke was appointed General Counsel of Penguin Random House in the US in July 2016, and named Chief Legal Officer of Penguin Random House worldwide in January 2018. In addition to leading the legal team in the U.s., she advises and provides legal support across territories with an emphasis on a businesslike, collaborative, and productive approach to legal matters.
Anke is a recognized skillful in First Amendment and Intellectual Property law, and she and her team counsel on all aspects of the publishing process, prepublication and content review, litigation, cloth transactions, including corporate and commercial contracts and One thousand&A, licensing and intellectual belongings matters, finance and information protection/privacy and general corporate matters.
Previously, Anke served kickoff every bit counsel for Random House Children'southward Books, and and then for more than than 10 years for the Knopf Doubleday Grouping, where she handled an extensive number of complex publishing-related matters and negotiations. She has been the lead in-house attorney and advisor on mergers and acquisitions, starting with Gilded Books in 2000, and more recently the merchandise publishing business of Santillana and Edicones B in Spain and Latin America.
Prior to joining Random House in 2000, Anke was an attorney with the law firm of Davis Wright Tremaine, where she advised book publishers and other media companies in Get-go Amendment and Intellectual Holding matters.
Anke has law degrees from the University of Munich in Germany and NYU. (LLM).
Claire von Schilling Executive Vice President, Director, Corporate Communications and Social Responsibility Penguin Random House
Claire von Schilling is Executive Vice President, Director, Corporate Communications and Social Responsibleness at Penguin Random House. In this global role, she oversees media relations, internal communications, branding, social responsibleness, including corporate giving, and public affairs. She is focused on telling the visitor story and building the corporate brand with key stakeholder audiences. She was a global atomic number 82 for the pre-merger communications for Penguin Random House, oversaw the development of the combined company's brand identity, and has since initiated and launched a number of internal and external publicity and brand campaigns.
Claire joined Random House as Senior Vice President of Corporate Communications in 2011. Prior to that, she was Vice President of Corporate Communications at Sony Music, which she joined when the company was SONY BMG in 2006. She had previously worked in Corporate Communications at Bertelsmann, the majority shareholder of Penguin Random House. Claire started her career in Washington, DC handling Public and Government Affairs and Corporate Foundation direction at a partitioning of Ford Motor Company at the fourth dimension, Mazda N American Operations. Claire holds a graduate degree from Johns Hopkins University. She lives simply outside of New York City with her husband and son.
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