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Graham Holdings Company reports news about a diversified holding company with businesses in education, television broadcasting, healthcare, manufacturing, automotive dealerships and other operations. Recurring updates include consolidated and division operating results, regular dividend declarations, annual-meeting materials and portfolio actions involving Kaplan businesses.
Kaplan-related announcements cover education programs and partnerships across areas such as financial planning certificates, professional licensure exam preparation and other academic or career-focused services. Company updates also describe how segment performance changes across education, broadcasting, healthcare, manufacturing, automotive and other businesses affect reported revenue, operating income and cash-flow measures.
The Kaplan Performance Academy will host a free virtual discussion titled “Leading through Learning – is L&D a tactical fixer or strategic enabler?” on October 20, 2020, at 3.30pm GMT/9.30am CST. The event features author Kevin Green and Global Director Andrew Perkins, along with panelists from notable organizations. Key topics will include how corporate learning can align with organizational needs, enhance employee engagement, and support culture assimilation and self-esteem. For more details, visit here.
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Graham Healthcare Group has partnered with WorldView Ltd. to launch a comprehensive document management solution aimed at optimizing its Patient Records Teams. By transitioning to WorldView's integrated home health products, such as MedAttach and Mobile Complete, Graham anticipates improved efficiency in document processing and revenue cycles. The collaboration promises to streamline operations, significantly reduce costs associated with multiple vendors, and enhance compliance while caring for over 100,000 patients annually.
The College for Financial Planning, a Kaplan Company, has introduced a $500,000 Diversity Scholarship Program to increase representation in the financial planning field. The program will award up to 60 scholarships annually to underrepresented individuals pursuing CFP certification. Currently, only 3.7% of certified planners are Black or Latino, and women represent just 23% of those certified. Scholarships cover full costs of a one-year CFP program, valued at approximately $7,600.