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Ellie Crisp
Senior Campaigns Manager @ Penguin Random House
Ellie Crisp is a highly accomplished individual with a strong background in English literature and extensive experience in the publishing industry.
She completed her Bachelor's Degree in English Literature (British and Commonwealth) at the University of Exeter.
Additionally, Ellie also studied English Literature, History, and Law at Caroline Chisholm School, showcasing her diverse academic interests.
Ellie's career in the publishing world has seen her excel in various roles at reputable companies.
She has a rich history at Penguin Random House UK, where she served as a Publicity Manager and Senior Campaigns Manager, highlighting her progression in the field.
Her prior positions at Penguin Random House UK include Press Officer, Publicity Assistant, and Publicity Intern, indicating her comprehensive expertise in publicity and marketing within the publishing domain.
Ellie's experience extends beyond Penguin Random House UK, as she has also contributed to HarperCollins Publishers as a MarComms Intern and Marketing and PR Intern, further diversifying her skill set and industry knowledge.
Her dedication to the field is demonstrated by her active presence on social media platforms such as Twitter, where she can be found under the handle @elliecrisp, and on Instagram as @elliexcrisp.
Ellie Crisp's academic achievements, coupled with her extensive professional experience, position her as a prominent figure in the world of publishing and publicity.
Highlights
I had the privilege of touring the UK for the past 2 weeks with Josh Connolly author of “It’s Them Not You”
Securing the dream partnership with Seed Talks and Waterstones we completed a 6-date tour, taking us from Edinburgh to Brighton, Dublin to London, Cambridge to Bristol.
It was amazing to meet people that have followed Josh for years as well as those new to his work leaving with his book in their hands to learn more.
I had the most incredible time at the Penguin Random House offices in New York.
It was amazing to work closer with my colleagues there (and finally meet people I had emailed for years!) gain insights in how they publish and discuss how we can work together even more collaboratively.
I’ll miss the lunchtime walks around Central Park, collecting tote bags from bookshops and above all the friends I made. I’ll definitely be back!
