Jenny Payne
About Jenny Payne
Jenny Payne is a Senior Editor at Thomson Reuters, where she has worked since 2016, managing the editorial process for various publications. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in English Literature from The University of Sheffield and has extensive experience in editing and training new editors.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Jenny Payne has been employed at Thomson Reuters since 2015, initially as a Freelance Editor for one year before transitioning to a Senior Editor role in 2019. In her current position, she has managed the editorial process for journals, looseleafs, and frontlists. Her responsibilities include overseeing content quality and ensuring that editorial standards are met. She has also contributed to training new editors during an overseas business trip as part of a transition project in 2019.
Education and Expertise
Jenny Payne completed her secondary education at Rossett School, where she studied English Literature, French, English Language, and Biology, achieving four A Levels from 2004 to 2011. She then pursued higher education at The University of Sheffield, earning a Bachelor’s Degree in English Literature from 2012 to 2015. Her educational background has equipped her with strong analytical and communication skills, which are essential in her editorial role.
Background
Jenny Payne is based in Mytholmroyd, West Yorkshire. She has a solid foundation in English studies, which has informed her career in editing. Her journey in the field began with freelance work before securing a permanent position at Thomson Reuters. Her experience spans various editorial tasks, reflecting her commitment to the publishing industry.
Achievements
During her tenure at Thomson Reuters, Jenny Payne has played a significant role in managing editorial processes and training new staff. Her involvement in a transition project in 2019 highlights her leadership skills and ability to adapt to new challenges within the organization. Her contributions have supported the overall efficiency and quality of editorial operations.