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Chris Jones
Chief Executive Officer at BMJ
Chris Jones is the Chief Executive Officer of BMJ (British Medical Journal) Group, a global healthcare knowledge provider. He was appointed to this role in April 2020, joining the company during the COVID-19 pandemic.12
Prior to his position at BMJ, Chris had a successful career in the publishing and learning sectors. He served as the CEO of City & Guilds Group for 12 years, where he led its transformation from a UK-based examinations board to a global work-based learning company.13 During his tenure at City & Guilds Group, he oversaw several acquisitions, particularly in digital learning.1
Before joining City & Guilds Group, Chris held senior leadership positions in both the United States and the United Kingdom with Harcourt Education and LexisNexis Group.13 At Harcourt Education, he served as Chief Executive Officer from April 2004 to February 2008.5
Chris brings over 20 years of CEO experience to his role at BMJ.5 He is known for his effective leadership and impressive record of achieving organic and acquisitive growth.2 At BMJ, he has been instrumental in guiding the company through the challenges of the pandemic and focusing on the organization's mission to create a healthier world.4
In addition to his role at BMJ, Chris has also served as the Chairman of Activate Learning Group, a large further education college group in the Thames Valley, from July 2016 to July 2020.5
Chris Jones is based in London and can be found on LinkedIn under the username chriseastlandjones.5
Highlights
Great to be with the BMJ Clinical Intelligence team at HIMMS 2024 in Orlando for the launch of BMJ Clinical Intelligence. A clinical knowledge graph, delivered at scale supporting the best care everywhere. #himss2024
It gives me great pleasure to announce our continued partnership with NHS England for another three years. BMJ has been awarded two contracts as part of the National Core Content collection for the NHS in England. The National Core Content (NCC) is a suite of essential digital knowledge resources that support patient care, service improvement, research and personal development for the NHS workforce in England.
Under this new three-year framework agreement, BMJ will continue to offer all NHS staff and learners in England access to the clinical decision support tool, BMJ Best Practice and full online access to 30 premium journals from BMJ, including The BMJ, reinforcing the commitment to evidence-based healthcare.
BMJ, NHS England and NICE - National Institute for Health and Care Excellence share the same mission to empower all NHS health professionals to develop and promote better evidence, better decisions and better systems to improve health outcomes, and align with our vision of fostering a healthier world.
Please join me in celebrating this exciting partnership, and if you want to learn more, visit bmj.com/nhse or contact [email protected]
