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SUMMARY:The Publishers’ Sustainability Survival Guide (BookMachine Unplugged Live! 2023)
DESCRIPTION:This event is kindly supported by our partner: Oxford Publishing Society (OPuS)  \n\n \n\n  \nThe Publishers’ Sustainability Survival Guide: what next for distribution\, production and publication?\n  \nThe push for a more sustainable industry is gaining momentum. With calls for a Net Zero future across the industry and the wider visibility of climate change across the world\, waiting to see what happens is no longer an option.  \n  \nWhat do publishers need to do now to change processes\, operations – and behaviour – to build a sustainable business? \n  \nJoin us on Wednesday 17th May 2023 at Blackwell’s Oxford (OX1 3BQ) for networking and a panel discussion focusing on what publishers large and small need to be thinking about next. \n  \nFrom training and engagement to carbon calculators\, distribution\, delivery\, packing and printing\, this down-to-earth discussion will equip you with the knowledge you need to make change today. \n  \n \n  \nTickets\nPlease select either a digital or in-person ticket to this event. \n  \nDigital ticket holders will get access to the recording once it has been edited (this will take up to 2 weeks). In-person ticket holders will also receive the link to the digital version of the session. \n  \nPlease note that tickets are non-refundable but can be transferred to another person if you can no longer make the in-person event. \n  \nTickets for in-person or digital are FREE for BookMachine members. Simply log into your account to book on with your discount. \n  \nDisclaimer: These events are ticketed so we can pay our contributors. Everyone who speaks at a BookMachine Unplugged event is remunerated for their involvement. \n  \nWant to make a great saving across all our Unplugged events in 2023? Join the BookMachine Community from £10/month and grab a ticket to all four events\, plus access to training\, discounts and resources. \n  \nAccessibility information\nIn-person event\nThe venue is located on the third floor and is accessible by lift. The nearest station is Oxford Station (Park End St\, OX1 1HS). Staff assistance is available. \n  \nOxford City centre is accessible by public transport\, bike or on foot. If you are driving\, the nearest 24-hour parking can be found at Worcester Street Car Park (OX1 2BQ)\, or until 12am at Gloucester Green Car Park (OX1 2BN). \n  \nFree tickets will be available for carers or companions for individuals with disabilities or additional access needs. \n  \nFor any further queries about the venue or access\, please contact our team via email suzanne@bookmachine.co.uk. \n  \nDigital event\nClosed captions and audio personal descriptions will be available on the digital ticket recording. The recording will be available to digital ticket holders online via Vimeo. \n  \nAbout BookMachine Unplugged\n  \nBookMachine Unplugged is here to bring you discussion and connection around the topics that matter the most to you. Together with guest speakers\, we’ll provide plenty of tips and insights around the crucial topics and talking points that we as an industry are facing. \n  \nExplore the full range of BookMachine events happening in 2023. \n  \n\n  \nThe speakers\nPolly Silk\, Senior Lecturer in Publishing\, Oxford Brookes University\nPolly Silk is a Senior Lecturer in Publishing at Oxford Brookes University\, where she teaches on undergraduate and postgraduate courses. She has over a decade of experience in international rights sales and children’s and educational publishing\, most recently working as Acting Head of Rights at Oxford University Press. She is also Chair of Oxford Publishing Society (OPuS)\, which organises events and networking opportunities for the publishing community in and around Oxford. @OxPubSoc \n  \n  \nDavid Smith\, Head of Technology Strategy\, Institution of Engineering and Technology (The IET)\nAfter he received his D.Phil from the University of York David decided to trade life as a scientist for a life in publishing. His introduction to scholarly publishing came in the late 90s via Vitek Tracz at Current Science Group and then BioMed Central. Fast-forward to 2022 and David has been at the Institution of Engineering and Technology (The IET) for the last ten years\, where he is Head of Technology Strategy. He has spoken a many scholarly publishing events on both side of the Atlantic. When he’s not doing tech stuff\, he likes to be in his garage tinkering with a 1960 1600 MGA. @TheIET \n  \n  \nZoe Cokeliss Barsley\, Director Of Sustainability\, Oxford University Press\nAs Director of Sustainability at Oxford University Press\, Zoe is responsible for setting OUP’s strategic direction on climate and nature\, and for working with the publishing and operational teams on delivery of environmental footprint reduction initiatives. She studied Biological Sciences at Somerville College\, Oxford\, and went on to do an MSc in Conservation at UCL. Her early career was spent in biodiversity research at the Zoological Society of London’s Institute of Zoology\, and at the UN Environment Programme’s World Conservation Monitoring Centre. \nKeen to help businesses reduce their environmental impact\, Zoe made the switch to working in corporate sustainability. She worked for communications agency Context Group\, helping companies such as GSK\, Vodafone\, and ITV report on their sustainability initiatives\, and spent nearly a decade in the apparel and footwear industry with Pentland (owner of brands such as Speedo\, Berghaus and Canterbury). Zoe joined OUP in 2020. @OxUniPress \n  \n  \nSimon Crump\, General Manager\, Books for the BPIF\, and Environmental Consultant\, Book Industry Communication Ltd (BIC)\nSimon has been in publishing for nearly 30 years\, and during this time he has seen many changes in the industry from an Academic Publisher’s perspective. Simon’s last full-time role was as Head of Supply Chain Operations at Cambridge University Press. He now works as the environmental consultant for BIC and the General Manager\, Books for the BPIF (British Printing Industries Federation). He also has his own consultancy company and works for the consultancy company Maverick. @BIC1UK \n  \n  \n\n  \nOur event partner\n  \n \nOPuS (Oxford Publishing Society) was founded in 1997 to bring together the whole publishing community in the Oxford area. We aim to provide a forum to inform\, educate and provide networking opportunities for the full spectrum of publishing professionals in Oxfordshire. \nWe organise around 6 events a year on a wide variety of publishing topics – recent events include ‘Independent Publishers: Nice Niche or Vital Necessity?’\, ‘Open Access Books: Unfinished Business’\, and ‘Short Stories: Big Impact’ We also host an annual author event – past speakers include Mark Haddon\, Sarah Franklin\, and Michael Frayn. Check our Events page for information on upcoming and past events.
URL:https://bookmachine.org/event/the-publishers-sustainability-survival-guide-bookmachine-unplugged-live-2023/
LOCATION:Blackwell’s Oxford\, 48-51 Broad Street\, Oxford\, OX1 3BQ
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SUMMARY:BookMachine Briefing with Emilie Marneur
DESCRIPTION:*THIS EVENT HAS A NEW DATE*\nJoin 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. \n  \nEmilie has an exciting career background\, and has been at the forefront of many trailblazing companies\, projects and strategies – including the launch of Audible UK. \n  \nShe 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. \n  \nBy 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! \n  \nRegistration is required\, so please sign up above to receive the Zoom link to tune in live. \n  \nAbout the BookMachine Briefing\nThe 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. \nBookMachine members can access the library of all of our Briefings – as well as the full video archives of industry insight from expert speakers across our previous range of events. Join the BookMachine Community. \n  \nAbout Emilie\nEmilie 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. \nConnect with Emilie on LinkedIn
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