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Graham Holdings Company (NYSE: GHC) is a renowned diversified education and media enterprise. The company operates across various sectors, including educational services, television broadcasting, cable systems, and online, print, and local TV news. Its principal subsidiaries include Kaplan, a global leader in education, and Graham Media Group, which owns several prominent television stations like WDIV in Detroit and KPRC in Houston.
In addition, Graham Holdings owns Cable One, offering cable services to small-city subscribers across 19 states, and The Slate Group, known for its digital media brands such as Slate and Foreign Policy. The company is also invested in healthcare through Celtic Healthcare and Residential Healthcare Group, and boasts industrial holdings like Forney Corporation and Joyce/Dayton Corp.
Graham Holdings segments its operations into seven key areas: Kaplan International, Higher Education, Supplemental Education, Television Broadcasting, Manufacturing, Healthcare, and Automotive. The Kaplan International division, encompassing higher education, test prep, language instruction, and professional training, is the primary revenue driver. Television broadcasting is another significant revenue source, primarily through advertising.
The company is committed to innovation, with Trove spearheading digital advancements and SocialCode leading in social marketing solutions. Recent achievements include strategic partnerships, technological innovations, and expansions in educational services and digital media.
On October 26, 2022, CyberWire and CyberVista announced their merger to establish N2K Networks, a pioneering "news to knowledge" platform in cybersecurity. The merger aims to enhance workforce resilience and expand into new markets. N2K Networks secured $5.4 million in Series A funding led by Graham Holdings Company. Peter Kilpe will serve as CEO, while Simone Petrella will be President of both CyberWire and CyberVista. This strategic combination targets the cyber skills gap and aims to provide essential training and resources for industry professionals.
Graham Holdings Company (NYSE: GHC) announced the retirement of Barry Holden, CEO of Hoover Treated Wood Products, effective later this year after 50 years in the role. David Gillrie, previously with Oldcastle APG, will take over as CEO. Timothy J. O’Shaughnessy praised Holden's leadership and contributions, emphasizing the pride in Hoover's legacy. Gillrie is recognized for his extensive experience in the building materials sector and his capability to uphold Hoover's strong leadership.
Kaplan has launched its 2022 $30K Tuition Sweepstakes, aimed at helping college students finance their graduate education. Open until November 17, the contest is available to all enrolled college students in the United States. A random winner will be selected on November 23. This initiative highlights Kaplan's ongoing commitment to support students in achieving their educational goals. The sweepstakes prize can significantly cover tuition for various graduate programs. Kaplan, a subsidiary of Graham Holdings Company (GHC), has awarded tens of thousands of dollars in previous contests.
Graham Holdings Company (NYSE: GHC) has announced a quarterly dividend of
Kaplan has entered into a strategic educational agreement with LPL Financial, enhancing its long-standing partnership. As part of LPL’s Vendor Affinity Program, Kaplan will offer a wide range of financial education programs with discounts for LPL employees and advisors. Programs include professional designations in financial planning and exam prep for various certifications. This collaboration aims to support LPL's goals of employee retention and development, ultimately benefiting its affiliates and clients. Both companies emphasize the importance of accessible, high-quality financial education.
Librarium, in partnership with Meta Reality Labs and Kaplan, has launched an innovative VR app for test preparation on Meta Quest 2, priced at
Residential Hospice, a division of Graham Healthcare Group, has acquired Comfort Hospice in St. Louis, Missouri, and Grace Hospice in Maumee, Ohio from U.S. Medical Management. This strategic acquisition marks Residential Hospice's entry into the Missouri and Ohio markets, expanding its footprint in the Midwest. The company plans to retain current employees to ensure continuity of care and will enhance patient and staff support with improved benefits and operational efficiencies. This move aims to make hospice care more accessible and align with Residential Hospice's commitment to quality patient care.