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Harold McGraw IIIChairman, President and CEOThe McGraw-Hill Companies
“Safe Harbor” Statement Under The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995
Solid and substantial portfolio with a sustained record of growth
Standard & Poor’s economic projections for 2003
Resolving state budget issues
Prospects for 2003
McGraw-Hill Education
New emphasis in education:
New focus and funding on early childhood education
Focus on early childhood education expands our marketplace
Increased demand for early learning services
Our growing lineup of early childhood products and services
Targeted funding for K-2 reading
Testing market could top $2 billion annually in the next 5 years
Growing impact of technology
McGraw-Hill Education continues to innovate
www.math.glencoe.com
Technology enhances our products and services
Technology is increasingly important in higher education
Higher education market is growing
New models for core professional products
A virtual lecture series online
The next step
Outlook for McGraw-Hill Education
Financial Services
Financial Services: Another good year in 2003
Why Financial Services will continue growing in 2003
Financial Services:Diversification is key
Opportunities in 2003
Sources of Index Services revenue
Creating a global standard
S&P is the leading independent provider of equity research
CVC prospects continue to improve
Outlook for the Financial Services segment
Information and Media Services
Information and Media Services
Encouraging signs
Diversifying the revenue base:Personal finance
Diversifying the revenue base:USA TODAY partnership
Diversifying the revenue base: Golf Digest partnership
Diversifying the revenue base: CNET partnership
BusinessWeek: Rate increases for 2003
Discipline in managing our costs
Outlook for the Information and Media Services segment
Outlook for The McGraw-Hill Companies
Harold McGraw IIIChairman, President and CEOThe McGraw-Hill Companies
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