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Meet Macmillan Education
Meet Macmillan Education

Thu, Nov 19

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2 to 3pm (UK time)

Meet Macmillan Education

A 'Publishing landscape' webinar by Freelance Publishing Professionals (Zoom link will be sent by email)


Registration opens two weeks before the event.

Time and format

Nov 19, 2026, 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM GMT

2 to 3pm (UK time)

About the event

Registration opens two weeks before the event.


This webinar is part of a series of 'Publishing landscape' presentations from publishers and packagers, both big and small, covering:

  • Background to the organisation (when/why they started, who they’re owned by, company values, etc)

  • The areas they publish for (regions, sectors, product types, their specialisms)

  • Their organisation (offices around the world, number of people on staff, internal structure)

  • How they work with freelancers (Is there an onboarding process? Do they have 'approved suppliers'? etc)

  • Looking forward, what kind of freelance work are they looking to outsource?

  • Predictions of trends for the next 12 months


About Macmillan Education

Macmillan Education is a global learning organisation supporting more than 20 million learners across 50+ countries. They offer Curriculum, ELT and digital learning solutions grounded in evidence and strong pedagogical design. Their work combines international expertise with deep local insight, enabling them to support institutions and education systems in delivering sustainable, high-quality learning outcomes.


Presenters

Three representatives from Macmillan will be joining us for this webinar.


Rachel Jackson-Stevens
Rachel Jackson-Stevens
Fiona Miller
Fiona Miller
Agnes Wnuk
Agnes Wnuk














Rachel Jackson-Stevens

Rachel Jackson-Stevens has more than 20 years’ experience in ELT publishing, following almost a decade of teaching. She has commissioned and delivered print, digital and media products for international markets, specialising in primary.

Prior to Macmillan, Rachel worked at Cambridge University Press in the UK and Spain. Until recently, she was Senior Commissioning Editor and is known for her high standards, creativity and problem-solving.

As Outsourcing Programme Manager, Rachel leads the delivery of Macmillan Education’s Language Learning outsourcing strategy, managing key supplier and packager relationships to ensure high-quality publishing services are delivered effectively in partnership with external providers. She helps match the right suppliers to the right work and resolves delivery challenges in order to achieve strong results.


Fiona Miller

Fiona Miller is AI Publishing Lead at Macmillan Education, where she helps shape the responsible integration of AI into educational publishing workflows and products. She has spent over 35 years in English language teaching and publishing, leading the development of English language courses for teenagers around the world before moving into exploring how AI can support product development and delivery. Throughout her career, she has been passionate about supporting authors to create engaging learning materials that meet the needs of both teachers and students.


Agnes Wnuk

Agnes Wnuk is an Editorial Manager with more than 15 years of experience in educational publishing, content development and editorial operations. She holds a PhD in Comparative Literature and combines academic expertise with extensive experience leading international publishing projects and teams. During her 7 years at Macmillan Education, she has supported the development and delivery of print and digital learning materials across a wide range of educational projects. Agnes is also an experienced trainer and content creator, with a strong interest in learning, knowledge sharing and process improvement. She is currently exploring the practical applications of artificial intelligence in publishing workflows.


Attendance is free for Freelance Publishing Professionals members and £20 for non-members.

Not yet an FPP member? Freelancer membership costs just £69.

More info: publishingprofessionals.co.uk

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