HMH Unveils Bold New Brand

Adaptive learning company HMH today announced a refreshed brand that reflects its commitment to accelerating dynamic learning and helping educators create growth for every student.

This refresh marks a significant milestone in HMH’s evolution, underscoring its promise to integrate the best of technology with the best of in-class instruction to support student success. This is represented by a new visual identity and streamlined name — HMH.

“Just as there isn’t one kind of student, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach to education. Educators need an intuitive digital ecosystem that helps drive momentum, growth and continuous learning for every student,” said Jack Lynch, HMH CEO. “Everything we do at HMH is in service of creating thriving classrooms built on meaningful student-teacher relationships.”
more at: https://www.hmhco.com/about-us/press-releases/hmh-unveils-bold-new-brand-reflecting-commitment-to-advancing-growth-for-every-student

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