Meet an Open Access Hero: SAGE Publishing

Meet An Open Access Hero:
SAGE Publishing

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Tuesday, April 25, 2017 at 10:00 am EDT

Open Access impacts only the sciences, right?
Not so at SAGE, one of the world’s most-respected publishers in humanities and social sciences – and now an OA leader, too.

SAGE’s rapid rise in the OA world has meant taking real risks, says Melissa Holden, Global Open Access Program Manager at SAGE Publications. The exciting move has brought new customers, compliance requirements, and operational challenges – and sparked growth and change.

In the process, Holden and her team have become OA publishing heroes.

Interested in learning more about how SAGE managed the change, minimized the business burden, and maximized the publishing results?

Join Copyright Clearance in conversation with Melissa Holden, Open Access Program Manager at SAGE Publications on Tuesday, 25th at 10:00 AM EDT.

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Presenter:

Melissa Holden
Open Access Program Manager
SAGE Publications

Melissa Holden has worked in academic publishing for over 10 years holding positions at Wiley, Taylor & Francis and most recently SAGE. In the last 5 years at SAGE, she has been dedicated to developing the Open Access program, firstly managing OA titles and transitioning OA journals into SAGE’s systems. She has progressed to become SAGE’s Global Open Access Program Manager overseeing processes for the growing OA portfolio of over 150 journals. In this role she manages the creation, implementation and running of OA processes seeking to streamline and automate them to ensure efficient workflows and positive author experience.