Overview
Saad Khan is a co-founder of adunio and is based in the United States. Since September 2022 he has been Vice President, Digital Commons at Elsevier. He was Head of Product and Marketing at 240 Tutoring, Inc from October 2020 to January 2022, Vice President, Product Management at Wiley from August 2018 to March 2020, and Vice President, Product at ConsumerAffairs from August 2016 to December 2017.
Khan spent nine years at Rosetta Stone, joining as a producer in July 2007 and going on to hold roles in the product PMO, as head of consumer product management, as product owner for the Language Learning Suite, Rosetta Stone Travel and Rosetta Stone Advanced, and latterly as director and then senior director of product marketing and management until August 2016. Earlier he was a consultant at Basis Technology, a lexicographer at Systran Software Inc., a group account manager at Manhattan Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd., and marketing and regional manager at Shaukat Khanum Memorial Trust, having begun as a management trainee at Citibank Pakistan and Marriott Hotels in 1994.
He holds a BSc in economics from the University of the Punjab and an MBA in marketing and management from Preston University. He gives his areas of expertise as leadership, management, strategy, product development and marketing.
Career history
In the news
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- Europe’s research workforce has grown 14% since 2019, but look at where those researchers sit. Swipe through early, mid and established career stages and a pattern emerges: Europe is strongest at the senior end and thinnest at the start, while China and India are the reverse. Prof. Paweł Rowiński (President, ALLEA) will unpack what that means for mobility and retention, alongside Prof. Annelien Bredenoord and Michiel Scheffer (EIC), as the European Commission unveils the ERA Act. Register to join the live webinar 👉
- Gemma Hersh, Senior Vice President, Sales and Commercial Director, Primary Research, Elsevier, said: “We are delighted that this new agreement with OASE+ will enable us to further develop our long-standing partnership with the Japanese research community. We are grateful to OASE+ and the institutions that expressed interest in the agreement for the collaboration and pragmatism they brought to our discussions, and for helping to establish a framework with broader reach across Japan’s research base. Japan’s research is of global
- Gemma Hersh, Senior Vice President, Sales and Commercial Director, Primary Research, Elsevier, said: “We are delighted that this new agreement with OASE+ will enable us to further develop our long-standing partnership with the Japanese research community. We are grateful to OASE+ and the institutions that expressed interest in the agreement for the collaboration and pragmatism they brought to our discussions, and for helping to establish a framework with broader reach across Japan’s research base. Japan’s research is of global
- Two awards. One mission: wellbeing for every Elsevier colleague, everywhere. 🏆 We’re proud to share that Elsevier took home two awards at this year’s This Can Happen Global Awards, which celebrate excellence in workplace mental wellbeing. 🥇 Best Global Wellbeing Programme This award recognises outstanding global initiatives activated locally to enhance employee wellbeing. The judges called MindLife “a genuinely impressive and mature wellbeing programme.” MindLife began in 2019, with more than 100 trained volunteers across the
- Europe’s research workforce has grown 14% since 2019, but look at where those researchers sit. Swipe through early, mid and established career stages and a pattern emerges: Europe is strongest at the senior end and thinnest at the start, while China and India are the reverse. Prof. Paweł Rowiński (President, ALLEA) will unpack what that means for mobility and retention, alongside Prof. Annelien Bredenoord and Michiel Scheffer (EIC), as the European Commission unveils the ERA Act. Register to join the live webinar 👉
- Elsevier has today announced its pledge to support the European Commission’s AI in Science Enablers Initiative, helping accelerate AI-driven science across Europe. The commitment includes 4,000 complimentary licenses for LeapSpace, ClinicalKey AI, ClinicalKey Nursing AI and Complete Anatomy, supporting European researchers, healthcare professionals and students. Alongside these licenses, Elsevier is committing an estimated €1 million a year in in-kind support and funding to strengthen Europe’s AI research talent pipeline and
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