Jon Newbury

Professional Tutor Training Committee Member @The Association Of Learned And Professional Society Publishers

London, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Oct 2013 — Present

Professional Tutor Training Committee Member @The Association Of Learned And Professional Society Publishers

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London, GB

Develop and deliver professional training on editorial best practice, publication ethics, authorship guidelines, and journal strategy.• Contribute to the development and appraisal of ALPSP’s forward training programme.

EDUCATION

2009 — 2010

UCL

MA, Publishing

2003 — 2006

Prifysgol Aberystwyth University

BA (Joint Hons.), English and History

SKILLS

Digital PublishingTraining DeliveryOpen AccessCreative WritingEditorialContent StrategySocial NetworkingEmail MarketingDigital MediaWeb ContentPresentation CoachingSEOPresentationsJournalsPublishingManagementEbooksOnline PublishingAcademic PublishingEditingSocial MediaContent DevelopmentProofreadingCopy EditingEmployee TrainingResearchCoaching StaffContent ManagementStrategyPublications

ABOUT JON NEWBURY

Strategic publisher with 15 years’ experience shaping growth-focused, multi-format research portfolios across commercial, society, and institutional environments. Proven expertise in translating market shifts, policy change, and emerging research trends into executable publishing strategy. Deep knowledge of journal and book ecosystems, transformation and Open Access, ethical governance, and portfolio performance management. Strong record of influencing senior stakeholders, aligning commercial and scholarly objectives, and leading cross-functional delivery in complex, matrixed organisations.

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