Alexander Grimwade has over 30 years of achievement in science and medical publishing.

  He is the first publisher of the Trends journals and founder of several Trends titles. The Trends series is one of the most successful new science publishing programs of the past 25 years, and now a major division of Elsevier.

  He founded the ISI Atlas of Science, an innovative series of review journals based on in-depth analysis of activity in the research literature.

  He founded Keyboard Publishing and worked as CEO, responsible for product development and business development. Keyboard Publishing created multimedia software for education and reference in medicine and science, and its software was used by over 80% of US medical schools. Keyboard Publishing was named one of 25 “Companies to Watch in the Delaware Valley” in 1993 and to the “Philadelphia 100” fastest growing privately held companies in 1996.

  He was Publisher of The Scientist, the leading news magazine for life scientists. He was responsible for editorial, commercial, and technological developments that have transformed the publication into a successful international print and web magazine with a reputation for quality and innovation.  

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