A new Associate Publications Director opportunity has become available with a leading international membership organisation in the healthcare sector. This senior role will lead a specialist publications team and oversee the development and delivery of a portfolio of journals, multimedia content and clinical guidance programmes.
Offering a hybrid working arrangement with 2 days a week in Windsor and a salary of circa £60,000, this is an excellent opportunity for an experienced publishing professional looking to step into a strategic leadership role.
The Associate Publications Director will oversee a publications portfolio that includes peer-reviewed journals, an online video resource, podcasts and webinars, while managing key relationships with editorial boards, publishing partners and subject matter experts. The role will also lead a small team, drive audience engagement, identify new growth opportunities and ensure operational excellence across publishing activities.
Key responsibilities:- Lead the publications and guidance strategy
- Manage a portfolio of journals and multimedia content
- Lead and develop a small publishing team
- Work closely with editorial boards and publishing partners
- Drive audience growth, innovation and process improvement
- Analyse performance and present insights to senior stakeholders
The successful candidate will have significant experience in scholarly, scientific or professional publishing, strong people management skills and a solid understanding of journal publishing, peer review and publication ethics.
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