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Publishing Director Orion Publishing Group
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London £33,000pa–£40,000pa DOE
Marketing Manager, General Division Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
We are looking for a creative and enthusiastic Marketing Manager to manage industry-best, audience-led campaigns for titles across our recently launched Fiction and Non-Fiction commercial division. You will be full of ideas and energy, ready to become a key part of the Marketing team and driving high-impact marketing campaigns, community development and brand growth. You will report to the Head of Marketing, General Division,
and join an award-winning, collaborative and friendly marketing team that works across Fiction, Non-Fiction, Cookery and Lifestyle titles.
The ideal candidate will have: •
Strong marketing experience – ideally within commercial publishing.
• Experience working and communicating with platform authors and their teams.
• An excellent understanding of how to reach a range of audiences, across genres.
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Creative vision, with excellent negotiation and persuasion skills to see that vision through.
• Superb visual and copywriting skills, with an impeccable eye for detail and design.
• Good understanding of and passion for commercial fiction and non-fiction in particular, media platforms, and digital marketing opportunities.
• Experience cross-promoting with external brands and organisations.
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Buyer - Children’s Books The Works
We are looking for a Buyer of Children’s Books to join our team. We are passionate about inspiring creativity, learning, and imagination - and children’s books are at the heart of that mission. As our Buyer for Children’s Books, you’ll play a key role in shaping a range that inspires young readers and supports parents, teachers and gift-givers with thoughtful, engaging
choices. The successful candidate will have experience in a buying role – ideally in books, publishing, or retail as well as a passion for children’s literature.
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Senior Buyer (Books) The Works
As the Senior Buyer for our Books category, you will steer the ship and have a keen eye on our adult book offering, ensuring that The Works consistently offers the finest books. Our customers will return for the latest releases, all at an affordable price point. You will have proven buying experience and a genuine love for books and reading. As a customer-centric Senior Buyer,
you will be attuned to market trends, competitors and our valued customers and will excel at building robust relationships with suppliers and publishers.
London £30,000pa–£33,000pa DOE
Contracts Executive Walker Books
This is an exciting opportunity for a self-motivated individual seeking to further progress their career in contracts and business affairs in children’s publishing. This role will be responsible for a variety of tasks including issuing and administering picture books, flat fee, and sub-rights agreements alongside the senior Business Affairs team; liaising with
external agents and stakeholders and providing key administrative support to the Business Affairs team.
This is a unique opportunity to join Seven Dials, Orion’s leading commercial non-fiction imprint, at an exciting moment of growth and development. As part of our close-knit and collaborative editorial team, you will be responsible for leading the development of a publishing programme across food and drink, lifestyle and platform-led non-fiction. We’re looking for someone who
will bring fresh ideas and energy, exceptional taste and a clear editorial vision to a list known for its originality, beautiful design and broad commercial appeal.
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