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Harrowell partnership

Journal stewardship & management

Long-term operational oversight for journals that need dependable delivery and thoughtful development.

The strategic context

Every journal has a history worth protecting and a future worth planning.

Journal stewardship means actively managing the conditions that allow a title to remain credible, responsive and sustainable. Harrowell connects editorial governance, daily publishing operations, technology, reporting and development planning within one accountable relationship.

What Harrowell brings

Clarity across the whole partnership.

We connect editorial purpose, publishing delivery, technology, information and governance. That gives the people responsible for the journal a single operating view, even when the work involves multiple teams, systems or stages of change.

The engagement architecture

Structured around the work that determines a successful outcome.

Day-to-day publishing delivery

Coordinate editorial administration, peer review, production, author communication, metadata and issue delivery through agreed service standards.

Governance and operational visibility

Give owners and editorial leaders clear reporting, defined responsibilities, review points and a route for resolving operational issues.

Planned journal development

Use regular review and shared planning to strengthen workflows, improve discoverability, adapt systems and respond to the changing needs of the journal.

The partnership outcome

Built for the next stage, not only the immediate task.

  • A stable and visible journal operation
  • More time for editorial leadership and scholarly judgement
  • Clear service ownership and reporting
  • Development that is planned rather than reactive

Discuss a partnership

Start with the journal, its context and the future you want to build.

Harrowell can help assess the opportunity, establish the right operating model and manage the work that follows with care and accountability.

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