Nora Alice Demick
About Nora Alice Demick
Nora Alice Demick is a Marketing Manager at Penguin Random House with extensive experience in book marketing and a background in anthropology and book studies from Smith College.
Title: Marketing Manager at Penguin Random House
Nora Alice Demick holds the position of Marketing Manager at Penguin Random House. She has a robust background in the publishing industry, particularly in marketing, having climbed the ranks within Penguin Random House to her current role.
Extensive Career in Publishing
Nora Alice Demick has built a comprehensive career in the publishing industry, beginning as an Editorial Intern at Paris Press in Ashfield, MA. Her journey through various roles has provided her with a broad skill set in marketing and editorial functions. She has served as a Marketing Intern at Barefoot Books and as a Bookseller in Trade Books at Barnes & Noble, Inc.
Role and Achievements at Penguin Random House
Since 2016, Nora Alice Demick has held several roles at Penguin Random House, including Marketing Assistant, Marketing Coordinator, Assistant Marketing Manager, and currently Marketing Manager. She has led marketing campaigns for New York Times bestselling books and organized virtual book tours and author events during the COVID-19 pandemic. One of her notable achievements includes increasing Riverhead Books' online engagement by 30% through social media strategies. She received the 'Marketing Excellence Award' in 2020.
Educational Background
Nora Alice Demick earned her Bachelor's Degree in Anthropology and Book Studies from Smith College, where she studied from 2012 to 2016. Prior to that, she completed her high school education at Beaver Country Day School in Brookline, MA, attending from 2006 to 2012.
Contributions and Community Involvement
Beyond her professional roles, Nora Alice Demick has been active in community and industry engagements. She mentors junior marketing staff and interns at Penguin Random House and contributes to industry panels and webinars on book marketing strategies. Additionally, she volunteers with local Brooklyn literacy programs to promote reading among underserved communities.