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| Sue Carlson |
Here's a brief bio of Sue Carlson, one of the panelists at the Book Industry Guild of New York's (BIGNY) Tuesday, March 8th "Publishing Technology Update: New Digital Directions" event:
Following a career in music, Sue Carlson began a transition to the publishing world by working in graphic production, and joined W. W. Norton in 1999. Beginning as the Digital Production Manager, in a period of rapid industry developments in digital workflows, she has been part of Norton¹s evolution from a traditional print publisher to both print and digital. In 2013, she was appointed the Director of Digital Production and, a year later, promoted to Vice President and Director of Production and Design, overseeing Norton¹s trade and college production, design and photo permissions groups.
Following a career in music, Sue Carlson began a transition to the publishing world by working in graphic production, and joined W. W. Norton in 1999. Beginning as the Digital Production Manager, in a period of rapid industry developments in digital workflows, she has been part of Norton¹s evolution from a traditional print publisher to both print and digital. In 2013, she was appointed the Director of Digital Production and, a year later, promoted to Vice President and Director of Production and Design, overseeing Norton¹s trade and college production, design and photo permissions groups.
W. W. Norton, founded in 1923, is an independent and
employee-owned company publishing 400 trade and educational titles a year. In
2015, Norton published its first enhanced, digital version of the Norton Anthology of English Literature,
one of its signature books. In 2016, Norton will release its first-ever digital
version of The Norton Shakespeare.
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