New Partnership Expands AEP Research Role
Logan Twp., NJJune 9, 2010The Association
of Educational Publishers (AEP) and Education Market Research (EMR)
have announced a marketing partnership
designed to provide AEP members access to industry research reports,
newsletters, and market briefs free of charge or at substantially
reduced prices. The partnership represents the first step by AEP
to strengthen its position as an independent source of industry
information.
Through AEP's affiliation with EMR, members will receive free copies
of:
- The Complete K-12 Newsletter (monthly)
- Report: K-12 Enrollment by Subject & Grade
- Periodic Research Briefs
In addition, AEP members will get up to a 40% discount on EMR's
complete library of market segment reports, including such titles
as "Complete K-12 Report," "Reading Market,"
"Mathematics Market," "Professional Development Market,"
and "Early Childhood Market."
EMR, a long-standing source of K-12 school market intelligence,
analyzes the U.S. K-12 school market in all of it facets
textbooks, supplemental materials, computer hardware, software,
video, online and in each of its grade levels, major curriculum
areas, and "markets within the market." The data contained
in EMR's publications comes from original studies conducted by EMR
using an information-gathering network comprised of tens of thousands
of educators.
"Market research is a vital part of the educational publishing
process. AEP's goal is to provide our members with access to the
broadest, most comprehensive research available at the best possible
prices," said Charlene Gaynor, CEO of AEP. "EMR offers
invaluable data to our members showing trends in the major subject
areas over a number of years, as well as timely information specific
to supplemental products and services."
The EMR partnership will serve as the linchpin of a larger research
initiative by AEP that will include an online research clearinghouse
providing ready access to the widest range of industry researchers,
resources and reports, and an annual member-driven research agenda.
AEP is actively seeking other partners interested in including
information and/or special offers in the clearinghouse. Contact
Jo-Ann McDevitt at 856-241-7772
to find out more or get involved.
For details on the research offerings, including how to access
EMRs complete library of market research publications, please
contact: Colleen Quigley,
856-241-7772, or Bob
Resnick, 718-474-0133.
About AEP
The Association of Educational Publishers (AEP) is a nonprofit organization
that serves and advances the industry of supplemental educational
publishing. The membership of AEP represents the breadth of educational
content developers delivering progressive educational products in
all media and for any educational setting.
AEP's thought leadership and market insight have created ground-breaking
opportunities for its members to collaborate, network, and partner
with each other as well as to acquire a voice in the development
of government education policy. Founded in 1895, AEP now assists
its members in navigating the global realities of educational publishing
in the 21st Century. For more information, please visit www.AEPweb.org.
About EMR
Founded by Bob Resnick in 1995, Education Market Research provides
customers with first-hand market intelligence and analysis on the
U.S. K-12 school market.
Bob has been associated with K-12 education for nearly 30 years
now. He started out teaching Science and Math at the middle and
high school levels in the New York City Public Schools, then moved
up to teaching at the college level while finishing a Ph.D. in Experimental
Psychology at Adelphi University.
Following that, he worked for 14 years at McGraw-Hill, first in
market research, then in sales, product development, general management,
and planning and development. Bob was then VP of Sales and Marketing
at Market Data Retrieval.
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