Richard Hepton
About Richard Hepton
Richard Hepton is a Senior Publisher at Thomson Reuters, where he has worked since 2011, focusing on solutions for legal professionals. He has a background in psychology and experience in various roles within the publishing and data analysis sectors.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Richard Hepton has been employed at Thomson Reuters as a Senior Publisher since 2011. His role focuses on developing solutions tailored for legal professionals, ensuring that the content meets the specific needs of this sector. Hepton's responsibilities include budget setting and cost control, which contribute to the financial efficiency of publishing projects. He was promoted from Publishing Editor to Senior Publishing Editor in 2013, and the title was later changed to Senior Publisher in 2016. Hepton works from the company's office located in Canary Wharf, London.
Previous Experience
Before joining Thomson Reuters, Richard Hepton co-founded Taphill Studios, where he worked as a Developer from 2009 to 2011. He also held the position of Publisher at City & Financial from 2008 to 2009, and worked as a Data Analyst at Omnicom Engineering Ltd from 2003 to 2004. His diverse background in publishing and data analysis has contributed to his current expertise in the legal publishing field.
Education and Expertise
Richard Hepton studied at the University of Leicester, where he earned a Bachelor of Science with Honours in Psychology, achieving a 2:1 classification. His educational background supports his expertise in relationship management, where he fosters strong connections with stakeholders and clients in the legal publishing sector. Hepton also possesses significant knowledge in the digital transition of print content, which enhances accessibility and usability for legal professionals.
Relationship Management Skills
In his role as Senior Publisher, Richard Hepton engages in relationship management, which involves building and maintaining strong connections with stakeholders and clients. This skill is crucial in the legal publishing sector, where understanding client needs and fostering collaboration can significantly impact project outcomes. His ability to manage these relationships effectively contributes to the success of the publishing initiatives he oversees.