New York; July 15, 2025 -- Macmillan Learning, a privately held, family-owned digital learning company, today announced the launch of a new logo and visual identity. The refreshed look marks the evolution from a traditional education publisher to a digital-first, student-centered learning company grounded in research and focused on outcomes for both Macmillan Learning and its high school division, BFW Publishers. At the center of the refreshed identity is a vibrant, open symbol that radiates outward, capturing the energy, motion, and connection at the heart of learning. Designed to be instantly recognizable across digital platforms and products, the new identity reflects how learning expands, changes, and brings people together. It also reinforces Macmillan Learning’s commitment to meeting learners wherever learning takes place, on any platform, in any classroom and at every stage of a student’s learning journey. “Our new look is more than just a design change. It captures what we know to be true: that learning is dynamic, expansive and deeply human. At the heart of learning is possibility. And possibility has no boundaries,” said Susan Winslow, CEO of Macmillan Learning.  Building on a legacy of over 75 years in education, the new system reflects Macmillan Learning’s mission to inspire what’s possible for every learner.  The new identity was developed in close collaboration with educators, designers, and employees to uniquely symbolize the company’s diverse offerings. The bright, optimistic palette was chosen to reflect Macmillan Learning’s clarity of purpose, its momentum as a company, and its confidence in the future of education. “This new identity reflects the kind of learning we support every day: digital, connected, and adapting to help students succeed,” said Kate Geraghty, Vice President of Corporate Communications & Training. “It’s shaped by the educators we partner with, the students we serve, and the evolving learning environments we design for. It’s a brand that grows with us and the learners we support.” The new brand is rolling out across the company’s website, products, platforms, and materials in the coming weeks. To learn more, visit macmillanlearning.com. About Macmillan Learning Macmillan Learning is a privately-held, family-owned digital learning company that inspires what’s possible for every learner. Our tools, content, and services are grounded in research and designed to support learning, wherever and however it takes place. To learn more, please visit our newsroom or macmillanlearning.com. ... View more

New York; July 3, 2025 -- Macmillan Learning, a privately-held, family-owned digital learning company, today announced the promotion of Steve Hill to Chief Technology Officer (CTO). In this role, Hill will lead the company’s newly unified technology organization, bringing together Business Systems and Technology under a single, strategic vision.  As CTO, Hill will lead the teams responsible for building and securing the technology that powers Macmillan Learning’s digital products and platforms. He will guide the company’s approach to AI and other emerging technologies, ensuring they are implemented in ways that are responsible, transparent and aligned with learning outcomes. He will focus on integrating technologies to support evolving teaching practices and learner needs in ways that make learning more accessible, secure and adaptable. “The pace of change in education means we need more than just reliable platforms, and it calls for a flexible foundation and a mindset rooted in curiosity, creativity and care,” said Susan Winslow, CEO of Macmillan Learning. “Supporting learners means building technology that’s thoughtful, inclusive and will evolve alongside the learners who rely on it. Steve’s leadership ensures we’re doing that with intention and staying focused on what matters most: meaningful outcomes for every learner.” Hill joined Macmillan Learning in 2018 and has nearly three decades of experience in engineering, architecture, security, and performance. He played a key leadership role in the development of the company’s flagship learning platform, Achieve, and has played a significant role in strengthening the company’s security and accessibility practices. In recent years, he has led initiatives applying AI to improve both operational efficiency and product performance while championing responsible governance, transparency and ethical implementation. Beyond his technical leadership, Hill is a committed contributor to the broader Macmillan Learning and tech communities. He has served as executive sponsor of the company’s Pan Asian Affinity Network (PAAN) and currently is a Sponsor for Women@ML and is a member of the PeopleFirst CIO network. He’s also an active supporter of Austin’s local music scene. “At the heart of every great learning experience is human connection, and the right technology can strengthen that,” Hill said. “I’m excited to lead a team that is helping shape what’s next by not just building systems that empower learners and educators, but by doing it in ways that are transparent, equitable and grounded in real-world impact." About Macmillan Learning Macmillan Learning is a privately-held, family-owned company that inspires what’s possible for every learner. We envision a world in which every learner succeeds. Through our content, tools and services, we aim to make that a reality. To learn more, please visit macmillanlearning.com or join our Community. ... View more

New York; January 31, 2025 -- Macmillan Learning, a privately-held, family-owned digital learning company, today announced the appointment of Greg David to the newly created role of Chief Revenue & Customer Officer (CRCO). In this role, he will direct the revenue strategy and customer engagement for both BFW High School and Macmillan Learning’s Higher Education division. His leadership will ensure that sales and customer success initiatives support educators at all levels. In addition to strengthening partnerships, he will explore new revenue channels and opportunities to meet the dynamic challenges of teaching and learning. “Greg’s leadership is rooted in a commitment to listening, learning, and partnering with our customers to help them navigate an evolving education landscape,” said Susan Winslow, CEO of Macmillan Learning. “Over the past decade, he has helped us to transform the way we support educators and students, and this promotion recognizes his ability to ensure that our tools and services truly align with their needs.” David has been instrumental in reshaping Macmillan Learning’s approach to customer engagement and growth over the last decade. Under his leadership, his teams have helped customers navigate industry-wide shifts—including the transition from print to digital, the adoption of new teaching modalities, affordability-focused solutions like inclusive access, and the increasing role of AI in education—while keeping student success at the center of decision-making.  As CRCO, David will focus on expanding access to innovative learning solutions while ensuring that every initiative helps educators navigate challenges, improve learning experiences, and drive student success. In this new role, he and his teams will introduce new digital and personalized learning solutions that will enhance the customer experience from initial engagement to long-term partnerships. He will also explore new channels and opportunities in a rapidly evolving education landscape. "Great learning experiences start with great teaching, and our longstanding commitment is to support educators every step of the way with the tools that help them to do just that,” said David. “Macmillan Learning has always been dedicated to working alongside instructors to help them navigate change and create meaningful student outcomes. I’m honored to continue building upon that work in this new role.” About Macmillan Learning Macmillan Learning is a privately-held, family-owned company that inspires what’s possible for every learner. We envision a world in which every learner succeeds. Through our content, tools and services, we aim to make that a reality. To learn more, please visit macmillanlearning.com or join our Community. ### ... View more