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Anne Bergman has been the Director of FEP since 2004. She has a Master Degree in Medieval History and Graduated from the Brussels Free University and King’s College London in Comparative Copyright. She has been involved in accessibility projects and discussions for several years.

Cristina Mussinelli is Secretary General of Fondazione LIA, non-profit organization – set up by the Italian Publishers Association (AIE) and the Italian Blind Union (UICI) – that promotes the culture of accessibility in the publishing field and has received numerous international awards as an innovative service of excellence. She is also co-chair of the W3C...

Melody (Zhuxin) Zhang is the Publisher at Wiley, managing a portfolio of scientific journals in the health sciences field. Her role involves spearheading the launch of new open access journals in close collaboration with influential local societies, hospitals and universities. She holds degrees from Renmin University of China and the Chinese University of Hong Kong...

Mitchell Bakos is an innovative technology leader with over 20 years of experience in the publishing industry.  He is an accomplished solutions architect supporting business strategy through innovative technology and strategic risk management.  In his current position at the American Chemical Society, he is responsible for the development and implementation of mission-critical products for their...

Rebecca Cook is Associate Director, Copyright and Permissions, at Wiley. Rebecca leads Wiley’s global team responsible for permissions, reprints, collective management organization alliances, and clinical outcome assessment licensing. Rebecca represents Wiley on a number of industry working groups, contributing to policy and discussions surrounding copyright, licensing strategy, transformative business models, and the future of rights...

Joslyn Chaiprasert-Paguio (she/her) is the Senior Acquisitions Editor responsible for science titles in Psychology and Translational Neurosciences at Elsevier, a leader in information and analytics for customers across the global research and health ecosystems. Her focus includes social, developmental, and clinical psychology as well as translational neuroscience including neurology and neurodegenerative diseases. Joslyn has over...

John W. Warren (he/him) is Director and Associate Professor, Graduate Program in Publishing, George Washington University. He formerly held the positions of Director, George Mason University Press; Marketing and Sales Director, Georgetown University Press; Director of Marketing, RAND Corporation; and Marketing Manager at Sage Publications and Fondo de Cultura Económica. He has a master’s degree...

Jessica Anne Carter (she/her) is the Publishing Assistant at University of Toronto Press, handling metadata, royalty support, eBook distribution, and various other administrative tasks. She obtained a BA in Honours English with a Major in Classical Studies from Nipissing University in North Bay, ON, Canada. She then received her MA in English Literature (Public Texts)...

After working in an academic library providing access services and supervising student workers for four years, AnaMaria pivoted to publishing. Since this move, she’s been working at De Gruyter, within their Publisher Partner Program. When AnaMaria started at De Gruyter in 2017, the Publisher Partner team only had one full-time member on the team; the...

Jade’s interest in medical sciences kickstarted at the Royal Veterinary College where she studied Bioveterinary Science. From there, she volunteered at several London-based news outlets before travelling to Chengdu, China to complete a 3-month internship. Within her publishing career she worked as a Commissioning Editor and Digital Editor. Her current role, Senior Editor of Oncology...