In a restructuring, Workman Publishing Group has made the following changes:
David Schiller, group creative director, will act as in-house creative agency, continue to be responsible for catalogue and jacket copy, and will expand on his advisory role to Algonquin, Artisan, Storey and Timber.
Page Edmunds, associate publisher, is becoming Susan Bolotin's full partner in the Workman book program, focusing on the editorial-sales connection, will serve as brand manager for What to Expect, Raichlen, 1,000... Before You Die and Boynton, and will continue to be sales liaison for the Experiment, Timber and Storey.
Selina Meere, executive director of publicity and marketing, is overseeing the integration of Workman's publicity and marketing departments and will continue to oversee corporate communications.
Jenny Mandel is now executive director, new business development.
Emily Krasner, director, special markets and custom publishing, will oversee the special markets department.
Randall Lotowycz, director, online retail accounts, will be responsible for the company's e-book business with Amazon, Apple, Kobo and Google, and continue to handle print books with Amazon.
Andrea Fleck-Nisbet is now executive director, digital strategy & operations.
