Trevor Ingerson
About Trevor Ingerson
Trevor Ingerson is the Associate Director of School & Library Marketing at Penguin Young Readers, with extensive experience in marketing and editorial roles within the publishing industry.
Current Title at Penguin Random House
Trevor Ingerson currently holds the position of Associate Director, School & Library Marketing, Penguin Young Readers at Penguin Random House. Based in New York, United States, he oversees marketing strategies targeted at educational professionals, leveraging his extensive experience in the sector to enhance engagement with teachers and librarians.
Previous Experience at Workman Publishing
From 2015 to 2017, Trevor Ingerson worked at Workman Publishing in the capacity of School and Library Marketing for Workman Kids and Algonquin Young Readers. During his tenure in the Greater New York City Area, he developed marketing strategies designed to reach school and library markets, building a robust foundation for his subsequent roles.
Marketing Manager at Penguin Group USA
In 2013, Trevor Ingerson served as the Marketing Manager at Penguin Group USA. Although his tenure lasted only one month, this position marked a key point in his career, allowing him to gain further insights and experience in marketing within the publishing industry.
Editorial Manager at Scholastic
Between 2010 and 2013, Trevor Ingerson was the Editorial Manager at Scholastic. Over these three years, he honed his skills in editorial management and marketing, contributing significantly to the company's publishing initiatives. His role included developing marketing strategies and creating promotional materials aimed at educational professionals.
Educational Background
Trevor Ingerson completed his BA in English at Hunter College, where he studied from 2006 to 2008. Prior to that, he attended the University of Nevada-Las Vegas from 2002 to 2004, where he also focused on English. His educational background laid the groundwork for his extensive career in marketing and editorial roles within the publishing industry.