Dan Reynolds has been appointed CEO of Workman Publishing and will relocate to New York City full-time on October 1. He has been CEO of Workman's Storey Publishing and Timber Press imprints, and has been part of Workman since John and Martha Storey sold Storey Publishing to the Peter Workman, who died in April 2013.
Reynolds commented: "Early in my career I admired Workman's energy and uniqueness in the marketplace. Since 2001, I've had the good fortune to work side by side with Peter Workman and the rest of his talented team. Storey and Timber blossomed due to this partnership. Now I have a wonderful opportunity to lead this innovative company, to collaborate daily with some of the most creative people in publishing today, and to continue the tradition Peter Workman built. I'm excited to take on this new role where I will be able to work in playing fields that are both niche and highly commercial and to make each idea as big as it can be."
Carolan R. Workman continues as executive chair of the Board and president, and Katie Workman is named v-p of strategic marketing and business development for Workman Publishing.
Some related changes have been made. Katie Workman, COO Glenn D'Agnes, chief sales and marketing officer Walter Weintz and the five imprint publishers report to Reynolds. Susan Bolotin has been appointed publisher and editorial director of the Workman imprint, and Andrew Beckman, formerly editorial director, is promoted to publisher of Timber Press. Deborah Balmuth continues as publisher of Storey Publishing; Elisabeth Scharlatt as publisher of Algonquin Books; and Ann Bramson as publisher of Artisan Books.
