Richard Rhorer and Stephanie Hitchcock have taken the lead of Simon Acumen, a new business imprint launched by Simon Element. The team aims to publish 15-20 books annually, focusing on helping readers navigate the ever-changing world of work. Kimberly Meilun has joined as an editor from Hachette Book Group’s PublicAffairs imprint, bringing her expertise to the table.
The imprint’s debut title is Cryptomania by Andrew Chow, a tech reporter for Time, set for release on August 6. Other upcoming titles include works by Wharton professor Matthew Bidwell, Pam Manfredo Curtis, John Richardson, Attia Qureshi, Dartmouth professor Gail Ayala Taylor, and Jamie Trull. Simon & Schuster’s president and CEO, Jonathan Karp, expressed enthusiasm for the imprint and stated the company’s commitment to being a leader in the business book category.
According to Richard Rhorer, this is an opportune time to launch a business-focused imprint given the rapid technological advancements and cultural shifts influencing the way we work. Readers are seeking guidance to achieve success and purpose in their professional lives, making the launch of Simon Acumen timely and relevant.
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