Michaela Atherley Email & Phone Number

London, England, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

The Head of OA Content Flow leads T&F’s out-sourced editorial office function for open access journals, including design, development and delivery of ambitious OA content flow process improvements across all editorial office tasks, aiming to transform services to authors publishing OA. Day-to-day the Head of OA Workflows is accountable for facilitating.

London, Greater London, United Kingdom

As Director Workflow Services. I am responsible for improving the operation of products and services that enable the journals publishing process, in a scalable and efficient way.I programme the SN Normalisation project; building extensive knowledge of our journal divisions by facilitating sessions to capture and identify the “job to be done”, and any.

London, United Kingdom

As Head of Peer Review I was responsible for delivering a best in class, efficient and rapid, end to end peer review process for the BMC Group journals and for contributing to projects that increase efficiencies around the peer review process for the OA Academic Journals in the group.I was responsible for the performance of assistant editors working on the.

London, United Kingdom

As an account coordinator (AC) – I guided customers through the implementation of Editorial Manager (EM) and ProduXion Manager (PM), and provided on- going support. Here I demonstrated excellent interpersonal skill and the ability to communicate effectively with a wide range of colleagues and stakeholders.I managed all projects for my assigned clients.

Macmillan Building, Lodnon

This role was created to have responsibility for over 30 staff (NY, Boston, London, China) processing manuscripts for the suite of ~60 journals supported by editorial administration (c.84,000 submissions pa); My role was to ensure that administrative tasks were sufficiently supported across the business, as effectively and efficiently as possible, and.

London, United Kingdom

For BMJ I was required to manage the team and system to deliver an ethically sound, efficient and rapid, end to end peer review process for the full suite of journals (society, co-owned and wholly owned).Here I had responsibility for the External Editorial office partners producing SLAs and measuring the performance, producing representative executive.

July 2009 – September 2009: Secondment – (Editorial) Database Manager (to cover 2 months Paternity Leave, reporting to Head of Editorial Production)Line management responsibility for 6 Editorial assistants and 5 freelance editorial resources.Facilitated a project as the “Analyst” to transition our online manuscript tracking system from Bench Press to.