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People: Bloomsbury USA Realigns Trade Leadership

February 7, 2021
By Michael Cader

Bloomsbury continues to reorganize its executive ranks, following the hiring of Ian Hudson as managing director of the consumer publishing division earlier this year and the departure of Emma Hopkin at the end of 2020. In a restructuring of the consumer division at Bloomsbury USA, publishing director Cindy Loh and two others will leave at the end of February. Loh has overseen both adult and children’s publishing since late 2016.

Nancy Miller, Liese Mayer, and Mary Kate Castellani will report to executive director and coo Adrienne Vaughan, who will take on the duties of publishing director. Vaughan says in the announcement, “I am implementing new strategies to further establish Bloomsbury as a leading publisher.” Vaughan notes, “We thank Cindy for her considerable contribution to Bloomsbury over eight years, including championing the new direction for adult fiction, and leading the children’s division through the development of major bestselling and award-winning authors….”

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