Michael Keller is the Ida M. Green University Librarian, Director of Academic Information Resources, Publisher of HighWire Press, and Publisher of the Stanford University Press. These titles touch on his major professional preoccupations: commitment to support of research, teaching and learning; effective deployment of information technology hand-in-hand with materials; active involvement in the evolution and growth of scholarly communication. Keller's responsibilities at Stanford encompass libraries, cybraries, academic and residential computing, publishing and publishing services.

Since his arrival at HighWire Press in 2011, Tom Rump has been instrumental in strengthening the company's management processes, developing its strategic and business plans, and helping to lead HighWire to new levels of success.

John Sack is one of the founders of HighWire Press and focuses on market assessment, client relations, technology innovation, and the kind of thought leadership and industry-forward thinking that has defined HighWire's mission since 1995.

Ed Braniff has been at HighWire since June 2011, reporting to Tom Rump. He has been an integral part of HighWire's strategic direction, operational planning, organizational redesign and investment decisions. Throughout Ed's career he has driven operational change, enhanced systems and process controls, unifying product offerings and operational organizations.

Mark Calomeni's role at HighWire is to lead its Systems Engineering team to increase the use of best practices in systems and software development processes as well as adding efficiency through greater automation throughout the organization's technical infrastructure.

Mark Johnson leads HighWire Press' team of dedicated Publication Managers and Specialists. He joined HighWire in 2005 with 15 years of publishing experience, including stints in the newspaper, cable television, and STM publishing sectors.

Bill Matthews is responsible for the business development activities at HighWire including marketing, sales, and strategic partnership. In this role, Bill brings a well balanced pedigree of business practices to HighWire consisting of a consultative communication style, customer-focus approach, and a high degree of ethical standards.

Kenny Moy is responsible for HighWire's computer and network infrastructure. His goal is to support and ensure HighWire continues to provide a technical infrastructure environment that is reliable and high-performing to meet our SLA and KPI requirements.

Louise Page is responsible for defining and guiding HighWire's overall strategy in all areas of its business: customer relationships, innovation, product development and engineering results.

Tara Robenalt is responsible for leading product management activities at HighWire, including gathering and prioritizing product ideas, and driving the product roadmap to deliver high-quality, innovative solutions to the STM publishing industry.

Xenia Siller leads the Content Services and Systems development teams focused on enhancing, optimizing and integrating the content processing technologies that are critical to the success of the HighWire Press publishing systems. [+] more