PRO SE PRODUCTIONS ANNOUNCES NEW DIRECTOR OF CORPORATE OPERATIONS

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

Pro Se Productions, a leading Publisher of Genre Fiction since 2010, releases today that Kristi King-Morgan is the company’s new Director of Corporate Operations (DCO).  This follows the resignation of Morgan McKay as Pro Se’s DCO, a position that she was the first to hold. 

“The growth that Pro Se has experienced,” states Tommy Hancock, Partner in and EIC of Pro Se Productions, “really demands that there be someone in place to manage day to day issues that may arise, to oversee the work of writers and editors together, and to insure that all the pieces are not only in the right place, but that every cog and wheel of the publishing machine is turning as smoothly as possible.  Morgan established the DCO as a position that was exactly what was needed at its inception.  Kristi comes in at a time that not only do those initial needs have to be met in that spot, but there are even more facets to the job now.  Aspects that will require someone who can navigate not only individuals and relationships between creative sorts, but also marketing, business management, and the like.  From her first email to Pro Se about being a writer and editor to now, Kristi has shown not only the ability to work well with the company, but she has also demonstrated a willingness and skill to delve into and dive off into other areas where the DCO can make a difference within Pro Se.  And with our expansion and growth expected to continue at a fast rate, that is the sort of person we need as Director of Corporate Operations.”

Kristi King-Morgan, LMSW holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Southern Mississippi.  She has additional post-graduate training in child and adolescent trauma focusing specifically on trauma assessment and treatment of a wide variety of traumatic experiences including physical, sexual, and emotional abuse and neglect, as well as training in integrating mental health services into medical practices such as primary care and emergency room settings.  She is also working on additional post-graduate certifications at this time.  

When Kristi is not busy being a social worker, she writes.  Kristi has been ghostwriting novels and articles as a freelancer for the past five years.  She also writes short stories under a pen name.  Kristi has also been working as an editor and book reviewer.  Her reviews are found on her blog and social media.  And of course she reads.  A lot. Science fiction and fantasy is her favorite.

Whenever being an adult doesn’t get in the way, she enjoys her hobbies of geocaching, growing carnivorous plants, playing Magic The Gathering and Pokemon Trading Card Game, and taking care of her exotic animal collection.

“When Tommy approached me with this job offer,” says King-Morgan, “we spoke about it quite a bit so that I could get a good understanding of the job duties and to see if we both felt I would be a good fit for the job. I guess the answer was yes because here I am.  I am honored to become a part of the Pro Se Productions team, and I look forward to exciting work ahead!  To be able to work in publishing and be a part of producing the kinds of stories I like to read is a dream come true.”

Kristi King-Morgan can be contacted via email at directorofcorporateoperations@prose-press.com.

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