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Rebecca Sparling, formerly editor, recently received a promotion to the position of senior editor. Sparling, who has been with the company since 2005, will now be responsible for managing projects and overseeing the work of the editorial staff. Sparling holds a B.A. in English from Marywood University.
Northeast Editing is happy to welcome Amanda Losonsky, who will intern for the company during the 2010 spring semester. Hailing from New Jersey, Amanda currently attends King’s College, where she majors in English/Writing. Like many previous interns, Amanda will receive credit toward her degree for her work with the company. For more information on our internship program, contact senior editor Mark Dziak (mark@ne-edit.com).
Trilby Greene Receives the Top 20 Under 40 Award from the NEPA Business Journal
November 23, 2009—Northeast Editing, Inc., is proud to announce that Trilby Greene, the company’s editorial director, will receive Northeast Pennsylvania Business Journal’s Top 20 Under 40 award, an annual honor bestowed on the area’s leading men and women in business.
Greene, who was promoted to editorial director earlier this year after eight years of service, will be honored at a cocktail reception in January of 2010. At Northeast Editing, Inc., Greene works closely with the president, Tracey Biscontini, to communicate with clients and manage projects in excess of several hundred thousand dollars. Greene also guides on-site staff to deliver exceptional products to educational publishers. She has been an integral part of Northeast Editing, Inc.’s growth and success.
“Trilby is very proud of what our group has accomplished and is dedicated to helping other young writers break into the business,” said Tracey Vasil Biscontini, president and CEO of Northeast Editing, Inc. “She has become a major voice in educational publishing.”
Greene is honored to receive the recognition. “I’m thrilled to accept the Top 20 Under 40 award,” she said. “We at Northeast Editing work very hard because we truly believe in the importance of delivering the best educational products on the market. We have a fantastic, dedicated, skilled staff.”