Greg Borman

Consultant at bepress

Greg Borman is a professional currently working as a Consultant at Elsevier, which acquired bepress in 2017. Here's what we know about him:

Greg Borman has a diverse background in library science and digital publishing:

He currently works as a Consultant at Elsevier, specifically for their Digital Commons platform (formerly bepress).2 3
Prior to his current role, he worked at bepress as a Consulting Services professional.4
He has experience in multiple roles throughout his career, including consulting and fine art.

Greg earned his M.L.I.S. (Master of Library and Information Science) from San Jose State University in 2009.1
As an alumnus of San Jose State University, he published an article titled "Rural U.S. libraries: Serving populations and meeting challenges" in the August 2009 issue of Library Student Journal.5

Before his current position, Greg worked in various roles related to library science and archives:

He served as a Museum Scientist Assistant at the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology (MVZ) Archives at the University of California, Berkeley.1
At MVZ Archives, his primary responsibilities included making field notes, correspondence, annotated maps, and related materials more accessible to researchers.1
He was involved in creating and enhancing finding aids for MVZ Archives collections that were uploaded to the Online Archive of California's (OAC) website.1
Greg also worked on cataloging and metadata projects at several institutions and volunteered with the California Academy of Sciences, organizing and describing archival materials.1