Ms. Holloway assumed her current role as managing director of global content partners for Elsevier in 2021. She leads an international team that publishes more than 2,700 books annually, in addition to digital content for a number of products and solutions. Her team liaises with more than 35,000 authors who contribute to the company’s research and healthcare content. Ms. Holloway also serves as the company’s race and ethnicity business sponsor, where she builds partnerships that create more opportunities for minority groups in healthcare. She has helped form partnerships between the Elsevier Foundation and historically black colleges and universities, including North Carolina Central University, Hampton University, Winston-Salem State University, Tuskegee University, and North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. These partnerships provide opportunities to Black nursing students through $10,000 scholarships, helping to reduce racial disparity and increase representation. The partnership she facilitated with North Carolina Central University’s Biomedical and Biotechnology Research Institute has furthered their implementation science program, which in turn helps medical advances reach underrepresented communities quicker. Additionally, Ms. Holloway is a board member of the Elsevier Foundation.
