The University Press Redux conference returns to Liverpool on March 17th-18th, 2026.
Hosted by Liverpool University Press, in association with ALPSP, and with a programme committee drawn from a number of university presses, the confirmed speakers for the event so far include:
- Professor Christopher Smith, Executive Chair, Arts & Humanities Research Council
- Wendy Queen, Chief Transformations Officer, Johns Hopkins University Press
- George Walkley, Outside Context
- Professor Marion Thain, Director of the Edinburgh Futures Institute
- Toby Graham, University Librarian & Associate Provost, University of Georgia
- Matt Greenhall, Director of Libraries, Museums & Galleries, University of Liverpool
- Liz Jolly, University Librarian, University College Cork
- Mandy Hill, Managing Director of Cambridge University Press & Assessment and President of the Publishers Association
- John Sherer, Spangler Family Director, UNC Press
- Micah Kleit, Director, Rutgers University Press
- Allison Levy, Director, Brown University Digital Publications
- Charles Watkinson, Director & Associate University Librarian, and Jamie Jones, Director of Sales, Marketing & Outreach, University of Michigan Press
- Alison Shaw, Director, Bristol University Press
- Philippa Grand, Head of Publishing, LSE Press
- John Atkinson, Press Manager, University of Westminster Press
- Tasha Mellins-Cohen, Director of COUNTER
- Dean Smith, Director, Duke University Press
- Simon Holt, Head of Content Accessibility, Elsevier
- Geetha Nair, Head of Publishing, The British Academy
- Hannah Jeffries, Head of Research Communication, University of Liverpool
- Lara Speicher, Head of Publishing, UCL Press
- Paula Kennedy, Head of Publishing, University of London Press
- Andrew Barker, Library Director, University of Lancaster
- Kate Petherbridge, Press Manager, White Rose University Press
- With more to be announced…
In a time of rapid change and rising pressure across the scholarly publishing landscape, University Press Redux returns with a future-facing programme. We invite university presses, libraries, societies, and partners to come together and reimagine what resilience, relevance, and innovation look like in 2026 and beyond.
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