Guilford Press
Axel Davieau has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Axel started their career as an Editorial Intern at Fairleigh Dickinson University Press in 2014. After that, they worked as an Administrative Assistant at Holistic Chiropractic and Wellness Centre from 2013 to 2014, where they were responsible for composing and distributing office publications, arranging meetings and lectures, and mediating between patients and insurance companies.
In 2011, they joined Best Buy as a Multi-Channel Sales Assistant and later took on the role of Front Lanes Assistant. Axel worked at Best Buy until 2014, gaining experience in sales and customer service.
From 2015 onwards, Axel Davieau worked at Guilford Press, where they held various marketing positions. Axel started as a Marketing Assistant / Academic Coordinator, collaborating with acquisition editors and project managers to market new publications. Subsequently, they became a Marketing Project Manager, responsible for market research, outreach to special markets, and creating print marketing materials. Currently, they are employed as a Marketing Manager at Guilford Press.
Axel Davieau obtained their Bachelor's Degree in Literature from Fairleigh Dickinson University, completing their education in the field from 2009 to 2014.
Guilford Press
Founded in 1973, Guilford is a proudly independent company committed to high-quality books and journals, an inclusive culture where staff thrive, and lasting relationships with authors. Since Guilford's first book, Aaron T. Beck's Cognitive Therapy of Depression, our publications have made a difference in the lives of clinicians, researchers, students, educators, and general readers around the world. Guilford is full of people passionate about the titles we publish--many of whom have been working at the company for decades. Based in New York City, we are an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. The firm is run by CEO Tim Stookesberry and co-founder Seymour Weingarten. Co-founder Bob Matloff retired in 2022.