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I recently wrote a piece about the freedom to read being the freedom to innovate for Holtzbrinck’s On Series. It is particularly relevant as we approach the 250th anniversary of the United States. Check it out here: https://bit.ly/4eJnGUM #America250 #FreedomToRead #FourthOfJuly
Last week the Yours to Read Committee, Macmillan’s in-house coalition against book banning, welcomed drag performer and activist Cholula Lemon to our offices for our second annual Drag Story Hour event! Employees enjoyed a reading of IT’S PRIDE, BABY! by Allen R. Wells; illustrated by Dia Valle, a Q&A with Cholula, and a “Dragtivity” Doodle session. Many thanks to Cholula for leading such a wonderful event at the end of Pride Month! #Pride #Inclusion #ThePlaceToBe #YoursToRead
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What does the freedom to read have to do with innovation? In this video, Jon Yaged, CEO of Macmillan Publishers, shares the central idea behind his recent Holtzbrinck On article. He reflects on why access to books and ideas matters for open thinking, critical debate and the ability of societies to imagine what comes next. Watch the video below and read the full article via the link in our comments. #FreedomToRead
Macmillan Publishers has been named a 2026 Digiday Top Workplace. 🏆 For nearly 200 years, Macmillan has been committed to building a company where people can do meaningful work, grow their careers, and help connect readers with stories and ideas that matter. Today, we're honored to be recognized for that enduring commitment. Digiday's Top Workplaces program recognizes organizations across media, marketing, and technology that are setting the standard for strong workplace cultures, leading with purpose, and helping shape the future of work. Thank you to Digiday for this honor, and congratulations to the other organizations recognized this year. 👏 See Macmillan on the 2026 Digiday Top Workplaces list ➡ https://bit.ly/4uYiRNo #DigidayTopWorkplaces #MacmillanPublishers #Publishing #FutureOfWork #WorkplaceCulture
We are proud that NBA All-Star and New York Knicks captain Jalen Brunson, fresh off a historic NBA championship run, will share his story of perseverance and relentless work ethic in a new children’s book, JALEN PLAYS IT ALL. Illustrated by Neely Daggett, JALEN PLAYS IT ALL will be published next year by Feiwel & Friends, an imprint of Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group. Preorder now: https://bit.ly/3Sgobya
A lot of people have asked me over the years what drives my work ethic. The truth is that ever since I’ve been a little kid, I’ve loved to compete and have been willing to try anything. I’ve been thinking a lot about how I can show kids who might not be the tallest or the fastest, that they, too, have greatness in them. And that they should always keep trying. I’m happy to share now that JALEN PLAYS IT ALL, written by me and illustrated by the incredible Neely Daggett, will be released (next year) by Feiwel & Friends. 📚 The children’s book is a story about discovering that success doesn’t happen overnight. There are mistakes, setbacks, and moments when giving up may feel easier than pushing forward. And while basketball was always at the center of my journey, every sport I played helped build the habits, character, and work ethic that made me who I am. You can learn more about the story and check out some of the amazing art by Neely with the link below. I can’t wait to share more about the book soon. Available to preorder wherever you buy books. 👇🏽 https://lnkd.in/eY4waX2q
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The freedom to read is also the freedom to think, imagine, and innovate. In our latest Holtzbrinck On article, Jon Yaged, CEO of Macmillan Publishers, reflects on why the fight against book bans extends far beyond publishing and why access to ideas remains essential to a healthy, innovative society. As debates over access to ideas and the freedom to read continue around the world, Jon explores why the freedom to encounter new ideas matters, and why a society that limits what people can read ultimately limits what it can imagine and its ability to build what comes next. #HoltzbrinckTogether #FreedomToRead
Today we commemorate and celebrate Juneteenth, honoring freedom, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of justice and equality. At Macmillan, we recognize the importance of understanding and reflecting on our shared history, and we encourage everyone to take time to learn, listen, and reflect on the significance of this day. #Juneteenth #BlackHistory #Inclusion
We’re proud to share that Macmillan Publishers has been named one of the 2026 Top 100 Inspiring Workplaces in North America and leader in workplace Culture & Purpose, by Inspiring Workplaces🏅 These recognitions reflect our commitment to creating a people-first culture, where employees can do meaningful work, grow their careers, and make an impact every day. Thank you to our colleagues across Macmillan whose passion, collaboration, and dedication make our workplace what it is. This achievement belongs to all of you. See Macmillan on the 2026 Top 100 Inspiring Workplaces list: https://bit.ly/4oAHa2c #InspiringWorkplaces #MacmillanPublishers #EmployeeExperience #Publishing #PeopleandCulture #PeopleFirst
Today and every day, we are honored to showcase folks who inspire us with their passion, innovation, commitment to DEI, and overall excellence – all while living our company values. Join us as we continue to celebrate our #Changemakers at Macmillan, where we recognize employees who are positively impacting our community and culture. We are excited to feature Wilson Steppe (Wilson S.), Senior Director of Human Resources at MPS. Gracie Mercado, Executive Vice President of People & Culture at Macmillan Publishers, says, “Wilson leads with both heart and purpose. He cares deeply about our employees and is constantly looking for ways to make our organization better. His curiosity, thoughtful perspective, and genuine commitment to supporting others make him an incredible sounding board, trusted partner, and leader who truly embodies our values.” In the words of LaToya Rose, MBA, Senior Vice President of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, we appreciate you, Wilson. Keep an eye out for more ways that we’re recognizing employees who inspire us at Macmillan. 🙌🏾 #Changemaker #Leadership #Community #Inclusion #DEI #MacmillanCareers
Macmillan has approved near- and long-term science-based emissions reduction targets with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), and our net-zero science-based target has been verified. These targets provide a clear, science-aligned roadmap to reduce emissions across our operations and supply chain, as part of the broader effort to limit global warming to 1.5°C. We’re committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions across our value chain by 2050, with meaningful near-term reductions already underway. Read more about our science-based targets and sustainability priorities: https://bit.ly/4vvFMR5 #ScienceBasedTargets #Sustainability #ClimateAction #NetZero #SBTi #CorporateResponsibility
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