Kogan Page
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Kogan Page Ltd is a leading UK independent publishing company for the business community.[1] Founded in 1967 by Philip Kogan[1], the company operates internationally and publishes in seven areas:
- Business & Management
- Careers & Testing
- Marketing & Sales
- Human Resources & Training
- Transport & Logistics
- Finance & Investment
- Educational Reference & Skills
As well as books, the organisation also produces electronic and audio products. All are written by business practitioners, consultants, industry experts, analysts, academics and members of professional bodies and global corporations.
Kogan Page authors and publishing partners include: Michael Armstrong, Drayton Bird, John Adair, Richard Denny, Merlin Stone, the Institute of Directors, Accenture, the Hay Group, the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development and many others.
Recently Kogan Page has also formed a close association with The Times and The Sunday Times newspapers who sponsor books such as "The Times: How The City Really Works" by Alexander Davidson and a series of Small Business Management books sponsored by The Sunday Times.
