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BookMachine Briefing with Emilie Marneur
24 May, 2023 @ 1:00 pm - 1:30 pm BST
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Join us on Wednesday 24th May, from 13:00 to 13:30 BST for an inspiring, leadership-focussed conversation with Emilie Marneur, Director of Audience & Business Development at Bonnier Books UK.
Emilie has an exciting career background, and has been at the forefront of many trailblazing companies, projects and strategies – including the launch of Audible UK.
She is now busy managing teams and creating the vision for Bonnier Books UK’s D2C strategy. In our discussion with Emilie, we’ll be talking leadership, building a company culture that works for your people, and the benefits of finding solutions and being customer-centric when it comes to shaping the publishing industry.
By tuning in live, you can be a part of the discussion – contributing your own thoughts and questions in the chat box. Hope we can catch you there!
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About the BookMachine Briefing
The BookMachine Briefings are short, intriguing and insightful deep dives into emerging trends and need-to-know topics across the publishing landscape. Designed for publishing professionals from all corners of the industry, these in-conversation sessions provide you with a quick burst of knowledge to apply to your day-to-day role.
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About Emilie
Emilie Marneur has worked at the digital edge of publishing for over two decades. She played an integral role in the launch of Audible UK and led the company’s content strategy for over 7 years, before moving to launch and grow Amazon Publishing in the UK and Europe. She joined Bonnier Books UK in late 2020 to start Embla Books – the company’s digital-first imprint. She has since been leading Bonnier Books UK’s direct-to-consumer strategy, and managing the audio, marketing and publicity teams across both adult and children’s trade.
