Trena White is the co-founder and principal at Page Two, a non-fiction publishing house in North America known for delivering the highest level of service to its clients. White has years of experience in editorial and leadership roles in some of the most prestigious trade book publishers in North America, which has made her proficient in intelligent non-fiction and exceptional market knowledge. With her expertise, she has built a strong relationship in the global publishing industry, which has helped her team of experts provide effective publishing plans that give authors full creative control.

Under her leadership, Page Two has grown to become one of the leading non-fiction publishing houses in North America, publishing hundreds of books in different languages. Page Two has had chart-topping bestsellers, including "The Coaching Habit" by Michael Bungay Stanier, "Exactly What to Say" by Phil Jones, "21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act" by Bob Joseph, and "Railroader" by Howard Green, among others.

White studied for a Master of Arts in Publishing at Simon Fraser University and a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Victoria. She is a sought-after speaker at literary events and conferences.