Publishing Program for Societies and Associations

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“We have found the marketing staff to be extremely knowledgeable and eager to support the success of both the journal and our society.”
—Elaine Auld, Executive Director, Society for Public Health Education

“[Our] journal has enjoyed all-around success since moving the publication to SAGE, but nowhere has the success been more striking than in advertising, where we have seen advertising revenue more than double in 2 years.”
—Irvin E. Bomberger, Executive Director, American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine

“We have been nothing but pleased with our partnership with SAGE… Advertising revenues have increased, our manuscript processing has been very efficient, and the look of the journal has improved. All of our dealings with SAGE have been very professional. We truly feel like partners.”
—Louise S. Miller, Executive Director, Association of Pediatric Oncology Nurses

“SAGE understands what it means to partner successfully with an Association, and it shows at every level. In all respects they have proven to be a solid team of innovative professionals…The kind of assistance we have received and the quality of the relationship they have fostered with us has repeatedly exceeded our expectations and makes SAGE the obvious publishing choice for IACFP.”
—John L. Gannon, PhD, Executive Director, International Association for Correctional and Forensic Psychology

“After many years of self-publishing, the transition of our six journals to SAGE has been extremely smooth. In each facet of the publishing program, we have worked with dedicated and communicative partners that have assured us we have chosen the right home for our journals.”
—Felice Levine, Executive Director, American Educational Research Association

“SAGE has dramatically improved the journal’s financial performance, while providing quality production services and marketing promotions. Most impressively, SAGE has been able to maximize the journal’s non-subscription revenues. The staff at SAGE are very responsive and provide us with the personal attention we require.”
—ACCP Executive Committee, The American College of Clinical Pharmacology

“Our experience with transferring the publication of Environment and Urbanization from IIED to SAGE has been very positive. The journal’s circulation has increased, as has usage of the web version. Our Impact Factor has also increased significantly.”
—David Satterthwaite, Editor of Environment and Urbanization, the official publication of the International Institute for Environment and Development

“Our association has been impressed by the professionalism and marketing skills of SAGE.”
—Christer Jönsson, President, Nordic International Studies Association, Lund University

“SAGE has provided exceptional support for our editorial team in everything from the day-to-day running of the journal to very successful promotional events at international conferences. SAGE has been instrumental in raising the profile of the journal, while also giving us the freedom to realize our own vision for the publication.”
—Toni Erskine, David Davies Memorial Institute of International Relations, University of Wales

“I do recommend SAGE to any other journals considering SAGE as their publisher. SAGE does a fine job – thoroughly professional – of producing the issues of JCR, and I’m glad they are our publisher. Things happen promptly and correctly.”
—Bruce Russett, Dean Acheson Professor of Political Science, Yale University and Editor of Journal of Conflict Resolution

“As the Editor of two journals recently acquired from other publishers by SAGE, I have been very impressed by the professionalism, openness and friendliness of the SAGE publishing team. Their willingness to explore new ways of getting both journals into the hand of more readers around the world, particularly in developing countries, is most encouraging, and it is a pleasure to work with such a dedicated group of publishing professionals.”
—Stephen Parker, Editor IFLA Journal and Information Development

“I have worked with SAGE for several years now, as treasurer and membership secretary of the International Society for the Study of Behavioural Development, and recently as incoming editor of the International Journal of Behavioral Development. My experiences are positive without exception. People at SAGE are friendly and responsive. Not only do they react very quickly to any questions, they are also very pro-active in thinking about benefits for the Society or the Journal. Moreover, they do this on an open basis, being friendly convincing themselves, but also open to arguments from my side. A recent visit to their headquarters in London confirmed the positive impression I had based on my e-mail contacts.”
—Marcel van Aken, International Society for the Study of Behavioral Development, Utrecht University