3. Oktober 2023
  WEITERE NEWS
Aktuelles aus
L
ibrary
Essentials

In der Ausgabe 6/2023 (September 2023) lesen Sie u.a.:

  • Mittendrin in der Transformation
  • Gamification besitzt erhebliches Anwen­dungs­potenzial für Bibliotheken
  • Bibliotheksmagazine: bloße Lager oder auch eine wichtige Dienstleistung?
  • Viele Wissenschaftsverlage haben bislang keine oder unpräzise Richtlinien
    für den Umgang mit generativer KI
  • Klassische Videospiele drohen
    zu verschwinden
  • Wie sieht die Zukunft der
    wissenschaftlichen Tagungen aus?
  • Studie: Hohe Impact-Werte
    ziehen hohe APCs nach sich
  • KI ändert derzeit nichts
    an Googles Vormachtstellung
  • Open Source ist nicht unsicherer
    als proprietäre Software
u.v.m.
  fachbuchjournal
Ausgabe 5 / 2023

BUCHWISSEN­SCHAFTEN
Illustrierte Bücher. Grassi Museum

LANDESKUNDE
Pakistan | Indien | China

BETRIEBS­WIRTSCHAFT
Führung

BIOGRAFIEN
Starke Frauen

RELIGION | PHILOSOPHIE
Konfuzius, Sokrates, Epiktet, Montaigne, Pascal

RECHT
Insolvenzrecht | Steuerrecht | Immissionsschutzrecht | Erbrecht

uvm

STM Board appoints Ian Moss as new CEO

The International Association for Scientific, Technical and Medical Publishers (STM) announced today that its Board has appointed Ian Moss as the organisation’s new Chief Executive Officer. Moss who currently serves as Director of Public Affairs for the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) will take up the positioninDecember 2019.

STM isthe leading global trade association for all involved inscholarly communications.Moss joins the organisation at a particularly exciting time,as new publishing models are introduced which alter how researchers publish and share their work.

“After a detailed search process, the STM Board is delighted to have appointedan outstandingindividual to lead our organisationand represent our industryaround the globe.” said Jason Wilde STM’s current Chair. “Ian was the standout candidate both in terms of his extensive background representing the creative industries, but also his deep experience of developing public policy. We look forward to working with him to positively shape the research landscape.”

Moss’s selection marks the culmination of a two-yearlong strategic review, which will seeSTM adopt a newbroader and more inclusivevision and mission. He will lead therevitalisation of the association’sworking structuresas part of an ongoing evolution to meet the needs ofkey stakeholders whilst enablingthe organisation to continue to serve its members and the wider publishing industry.

Before joining the BPI Moss spent 15years workinginpolitics and the UK Government: asan elected officer in the National Union of Students, asa researcher in the Labour team working towards the 1997 election; and later in a variety of roles within the UK Civil Service -OFTEL, HM Treasury, Department for Work and Pensions and the Ministry of Justice. In 2011 Moss joined the BPI and has worked with its membersto navigate the recorded musicindustry’sfundamental reinvention as a result of digital rights and evolving formats for music delivery.

Speaking of his appointment Moss said”I’m absolutely delighted by the opportunity to join STM, I am greatly relishing serving a membership that is deeply committed to the future of research. The role that publishersplay in the organisation and dissemination of knowledge is fundamental to the trust and integrity of research.There is change in the sector to navigate butalsogreat optimism and I look forward to working in partnership with the research community todeliver sustainable models for the future of formal publication of research.”