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Graham Holdings

www.ghco.com

 
Graham Holdings Company (NYSE: GHC) is a diversified education and media company whose principal operations include educational services, television broadcasting, cable systems and online, print and local TV news. The Company owns Kaplan, a leading global provider of educational services; Graham Media Group (KPRC–Houston, WDIV–Detroit, WKMG–Orlando, KSAT–San Antonio, WJXT–Jacksonville); Cable ONE, serving small-city subscribers in 19 midwestern, western and southern states; The Slate Group (Slate, Slate V, TheRoot); and Foreign Policy. The Company also owns Trove, a digital team focused on innovation and experimentation with emerging technologies; SocialCode, a leading social marketing solutions company; Celtic Healthcare; Forney Corporation; Joyce/Dayton Corp; ...
  • Number of Employees: 5K-10K
  • Annual Revenue: > $1 Billion
  • www.ghco.com
  • 1150 15th St Nw
    Washington, DC USA 20071
  • Phone: 703.345.6300

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Nicole Maddrey
General Counsel Profile

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