PRH's Garry Prior to retire

Penguin Random House’s group UK sales director Garry Prior is to retire at the end of the year. Prior has worked for Penguin Random House companies for 35 years, starting his career in publishing in 1980 as a marketing assistant at Transworld’s Corgi Books. During the 1980s he moved between various marketing and sales roles and “contributed hugely to Transworld's growth”, said Penguin Random house. He became Transworld’s UK sales director in 1993, and three years later was promoted to sales and marketing director. Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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