Allen Press Adds Scholarly Publishing Veteran Tim Rinda to Sales Team

Allen Press, Inc. is pleased to announce the addition of Tim Rinda as Scholarly Sales Executive. Rinda has nearly 30 years of experience in the scholarly publishing and information industries and is tasked with growing Allen Press’s scholarly publisher services.

“Allen Press continues to invest in scholarly publishing by recruiting top talent and adding new technologies,” said Randy Radosevich, Allen Press CEO. “We’re well-positioned to be the premier on-shore provider of full author-to-reader services,” he added.

Rinda has a strong understanding of both journal marketing and electronic content delivery and has specialized in electronic product revenue growth within the scholarly publishing industry for many years. Working with Allen Press marketing and operations teams, he will leverage his background to help publishers create innovative and sustainable strategies geared towards future growth.

“Tim has an extensive grasp of scholarly publishing, marketing and product development,” says Maria Preston-Cargill, Allen Press Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing. “His unique skillset and vast industry knowledge will greatly benefit our customers and further position Allen Press as a leading publishing services provider.”

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