Leadership Strategies in Magazine & Digital Publishing

Applications are now being accepted for 2012
Apply early - enrollment is limited

Program Dates: July 15-20, 2012

This year’s program will concentrate on: the recent changes in the digital environment and how to adapt to the changing landscape; how to transform traditional business and editorial strategies; successful models for utilizing the latest innovations in technology; and managing your staff in an uncertain economy and a time of unprecedented turmoil.

Among the many topics that will be covered in nearly 30 sessions are:

  • The realities of the industry today and its prospects for the future
  • Innovative business, marketing, and editorial approaches for multi-platform publishers
  • Unleashing the power of content in a social world
  • Managing organizational change and respecting the creative process
  • Evaluating successful paid content models
  • The new role of the editor and the publisher
  • Publishing across borders and leveraging your brand
  • Rethinking advertising and circulation in a digital world
  • and many more...

Program speakers will include:

  • Michael Clinton, President, Marketing & Publishing Director, Hearst Magazines
  • Duncan Edwards, President & CEO, Hearst Magazines International
  • Joseph Galarneau, Former Chief Operating Officer & Digital General Manager, Newsweek/Daily Beast Co.
  • Nick Grudin, Strategic Partner Development Manager, Facebook
  • Dorothy Kalins, Director, Dorothy Kalins Ink and Founding Editor, Metropolitan Home and Saveur
  • Corby Kummer, Senior Editor, The Atlantic
  • Cynthia Leive, Editor-in-Chief, Glamour
  • Kevin McKean, Vice President & Editorial Director, Consumers Union
  • Michela O’Connor Abrams, President, Dwell Media
  • Richard Stolley, Senior Editorial Advisor, Time Inc.
  • and many more. Read bios of 2011 speakers.

2012 Program Schedule – Coming Soon!
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2011 Program Schedule

Who Should Attend:
The Yale Publishing Course is designed for mid and upper-level publishing professionals, who work in magazine and new media companies of all sizes, including organizations such as associations, non-profit and government agencies, museums, and corporations that publish print or online material. Find out more.

What Participants Are Saying:

“A great experience that enabled me to interact with people who were equally passionate about publishing and the challenges we are facing. I look forward to more interaction with the global contacts I've made.”

                Anna Maguire, Owner, Digireado, Sydney, Australia

“The Course was structured so that a topic in which I am fluent was followed by subjects that I knew little or nothing about, which was perfect. There was never a moment where I was not anxious to start the next session. The presenters were all generous with their time and wealth of knowledge. I left the Course energized to get back to my office and put into practice what I had learned.”

        Christopher Donnellan, Executive Director, Rights & Permissions, Condé Nast Publications, New York, NY

Read more comments from past participants.

Class of 2011
Participants come from around the world.

GroupDining
Speakers and participants engage in small group discussions.

Classroom
The program takes place in a state-of-the-art facility.