Our Ghostwriting, Editing, and Publishing Navigation Team

Kevin Anderson

CEO and Editor-in-Chief

##1 New York Times-bestselling editor of 50+ national bestsellers

Suzy K Quinn

Editorial Director (UK Office)

#Internationally bestselling author with over 1 million copies sold worldwide

Alexandra Napolitano

Director of Operations

New York Times-bestselling editor and ghostwriter

Mark Weinstein

Editorial Director, SVP

New York Times-bestselling ghostwriter and acquisitions editor with 400+ titles

Becka Oliver

Director of Talent, VP

Former literary agent at WME

Jessica Sindler

Managing Executive Editor

#1 New York Times-bestselling editor and former senior editor at Harper and PRH

Adam Strange

Executive Editor (UK Office)

#1 New York Times and Sunday Times-bestselling editor, former commissioning editor at Hachette UK

Roger Scholl

Senior Executive Editor

#1 New York Times bestselling editor and former Big 5 executive editor with 55+ bestselling titles

Will Weisser

Publishing Consultant

Former executive at Penguin Random House

Stephen S. Power

Executive Editor

#1 New York Times-bestselling editor and former Big 5 executive editor with 500+ titles

Jennifer Kasius

Executive Editor

#1 New York Times-bestselling editor and former editorial director at Running Press (Hachette)

Kendra Harpster

Executive Editor

New York Times-bestselling editor and former executive editor at Penguin Random House

Jaime Levine

Executive Editor

#1 New York Times bestselling editor and former Big 5 executive editor with 35+ New York Times bestsellers

David Cashion

Executive Editor

New York Times-bestselling, former Big 5 acquisitions editor

Ian Corson

Director of Ghostwriting Services

New York Times-bestselling author

Erika Niven

Director of Author Strategy and Corporate Relations

Cole Gustafson

Author Solutions, VP

New York Times-bestselling editor

Danny Hoyt

Author Solutions, VP

Hannah Gómez

Senior Editor, Cultural Accuracy and Sensitivity Editorial Services

Bestselling editor and head of KAA’s cultural accuracy editorial department

Amanda A. Barnett

Managing Senior Editor

New York Times-bestselling, former Big 5 acquisitions editor

Jaime Coyne

Senior Editor

#1 New York Times-bestselling, former Big 5 acquisitions editor

Sabrina Young

Senior Editor

Former senior editor at Hachette and Callisto

Linda Alila

Senior Editor

New York Times-bestselling, former editor at Harper Leadership

Adriann Ranta Zurhellen

Senior Editor

New York Times-bestselling former agent

Lauren Carsley

Senior Project Manager

Metta Sáma

Project Manager

Award-winning author and poet

Virginia King

Project Manager

Former Head of Global Publishing for Twentieth Century Fox

Leah Scher

Project Manager

Lee Moreau

Project Manager

Lauren Downey

Project Manager, Editorial

Molly Riggs

Operations Coordinator

Olaf

Assistant to Lauren Carsley

Olaf's favorite things include French pastry, European cheeses, and sitting on benches.

Gracie

Assistant to Kendra Harpster

Gracie enjoys peanut butter, daily walks in Rock Creek Park, and sunbathing.

Chubby

Assistant to David Cashion

Chubby is much faster than he looks (or his name implies), but has the composure to win staring contests. He likes fruit of all kinds, Turner Classic Movies, and running head first into the surf.

Sadie

Assistant to Jaime Levine

Sadie is a special needs "pandora" cat with a host of chronic diseases. Posh, polite, and particular about her food, litter, schedule, and sleeping options, she can turn rowdy and goofy when playing chase or hide 'n seek. When not caterwauling at her roommate/guardian or biting important papers to confetti, she is usually snoozing in the latest pile of hot, clean laundry.

Bella

Assistant to Kevin Anderson

Marbella “Bella” is a ball-obsessed red lab who loves water and exploring the neighborhood whenever her humans don’t have a ball in hand — or when one of her four mini-humans leaves the front door open.

Chilli

Assistant to Adam Strange

Chilli is frequently to be found sleeping in the hazardous space between coffee cup and notebook, although he can be called upon to spring into action at the merest suggestion there may be a gust of wind to chase in the garden. On the rare occasions when he's ventured outside for more than a few minutes, he can be seen staring back through the patio door.