The Natchez Trace by James A. Crutchfield

Sold domestic subsidiary rights for general market books. Worked with sales and marketing to successfully execute marketing plansĬonsulted with other Nelson divisions to build a successful general market Spanish publishing program. Opened new sales channels for Nelson when Rutledge Hill was acquired, leading to significant sales in those new channels. Successfully managed the Rutledge Hill Press division of Thomas Nelson.ĭeveloped financial plans and exceeded sales goals For more information see Thomas Nelson Publishers, Nashville, Tennessee 2000 to 2007 It has published twenty of Professor Bruce's books as ebooks. When Robert Hicks, a British book publisher, realized that many of the nearly 60 books and hundreds of magazine articles written by the 'Dean of Evangelical Scholarship' were not readily available, he and Larry Stone formed a company to encourage an understanding of Professor Bruce’s teaching on the Scripture, to encourage his spirit of humility in approaching the Bible, and encourage academic scholarship among today’s evangelical students and leaders. Bruce Copyright International, Bath, England, and Nashville Tennessee 2016 to present “Only Peter Workman has the talent and flair to publish books as you have done.”į.F. “You are one of the most creative publishers in the business.” Unsolicited comments from agents include:

Significant experience also in acquisition, foreign and domestic subsidiary rights sales, and intellectual property law. Built a successful book publishing division of one company and then launched an energetic and creative independent publishing company. Over 40 years experience in all aspects of book publishing with proven strengths in editorial, marketing, problem solving, and strategic planning.

The Natchez Trace by James A. Crutchfield