Ryan James Jessup JD/MPA on Post Publication Promotion in Scholarly Publishing
- The Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP)
- Dec 20, 2019
- 2 min read
Impact Journals, LLC, was honored to be selected as one of 12 speakers by the Society for Scholarly Publishing to present "Post-Publication Manuscript Promotion: A Small Publisher’s Ability to Rapidly and Widely Disseminate New Results and Scholarship with In-house Techniques" at their 41st annual meeting.
In this sponsored session, within the session track "Publishing on a Smaller Scale: Large commercial publishers often dominate the news due to scale, but there are a myriad of other publishers helping bring critical new results and scholarship to the world." Impact Journals outlined the basics of in-house post-publication promotion techniques and digital engagement platforms.
This year’s meeting represented a focused effort on inviting new voices into the ongoing conversations—not just geographically but with any new perspectives that help everyone move together toward a new age of scholarly communication.
"This work helps bridge a gap between the high-level conversations had in the scientific community and meaningfulness to the general public." said Ryan James Jessup
Ryan earned his Juris Doctor and a Master’s in Public Affairs & Administration in 2015 from Western Michigan University after first receiving a Bachelor of Science from Thomas Jefferson University's School of Business in 2008.
He is now the Director of External & Legal Affairs for Impact Journals, the open-access publishing house for Oncotarget, Aging, Oncoscience and Genes & Cancer.
Ryan maintains and expands their positive public image with web design, advertising, content development, social media, search engine optimization, enhanced media, business development, conference coverage and acts as a liaison with licensed attorneys to carry out legal affairs.
Since joining the scholarly publishing industry three years ago, Ryan has been most notably selected as one of twelve presenters for The Society for Scholarly Publishing's (SSP) 41st annual Annual Meeting to present "Post-Publication Manuscript Promotion: A Small Publisher’s Ability to Rapidly and Widely Disseminate New Results and Scholarship with In-house Techniques" on behalf of Impact Journals, LLC.
Mr. Jessup’s efforts have also been highlighted in an interview by Eric Michaels, of the eHealth radio network, for launching the Rapamycin Press Medical Blog as well as articles like "Law Suits in Science" and "Information Access in the 21st Century: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly".
