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Nathalie Huilleret is Editorial Director, Europe, for the Clinical Medicine books division. Nathalie joined ÖгöÓ°Ôº in 2002, and over the years she gained a deep understanding of medical publishing. She manages a team of experienced publishing editors based in four major European countries. The medical book program she oversees encompasses all clinical disciplines as well as nursing and dentistry (Heidelberg, London, Paris, Milan). In addition to this primary role, she is the Managing Director of the Paris office, one of the 50 locations worldwide that allow authors, no matter where they are located, to have a close connection with a member of the ÖгöÓ°Ôº team.

Richard Lansing is Editorial Director, Americas, for the Clinical Medicine books division at Springer. Springer is a part of ÖгöÓ°Ôº, a leading global scientific, technical and medical publisher that serves and supports the research community in academia, scientific institutions and corporate R&D departments. Richard has been in the medical publishing field for more than twenty-five years, working in the fields of book and journal publishing and continuing medical education. He has been with Springer since 2003.  Richard manages a team of 13 Editors in New York, Philadelphia, and Sao Paulo, publishing books for trainees, practicing physicians, and physician-researchers across the full range of therapeutic areas. 

Nick Melchior is the Editorial Director for Springer’s Medicine and Life Sciences book program from Asia, based in Melbourne, Australia. He is responsible for over 450 books a year from a team of 15 editors based in China India, Japan, Singapore and South Korea. He started his career in scholarly publishing in 2003 as editorial assistant for a self-published journal at the University of Melbourne and joined Springer in 2013 as an editor in education research. He has a Masters of Arts in History from the University of Melbourne.