McGraw-Hill Education, Inc.
New York, United States · Founded 2013
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McGraw-Hill Education, Inc was founded in 2013 by Stephen Laster, Mark Wolsey-Paige, Teresa Martin-Retortillo, Ronald Schlosser, Antonio Villaraigosa, David Stafford, Lloyd Waterhouse, Evan Bayh, Larry Berg, Antoine Munfakh, David Levin, Patrick Milano, David G. Stafford, Brian G. Richter, Deborah G. Flanagan, Chase G. Ashley, Garet G. Guthrie, Simon G. Allen, Mark G. Wolsey-Paige, Lloyd G. Waterhouse, Itai Wallach, Jonathan Mariner and Laurence Berg, and is based in New York, United States.
Key facts
- Legal form
- Incorporated in Delaware
About
Books: Publishing or Publishing & Printing; filing with the SEC since 2015
Founders
Executive Officer
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Executive Officer
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Vice President and Treasurer
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Senior Vice President, Tax
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Chief Financial Officer
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President and Chief Executive Officer
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In context
We hold 35,516 other companies founded in the 2010s. 166 of them have closed, after a median of 5 years, and 35,350 have no closure recorded. Of the 28,410 that report what they raised, the median is $1,575,000.
Counted across this directory, from founding and closing years in public records. Medians cover only companies whose closure is recorded; a company with no closure date may have quietly ceased without the record catching it.
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