McGraw Hill at Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference: ai push

McGraw Hill's presentation at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference 2026 highlighted the company's strong focus on artificial intelligence as a key driver of growth in its education technology sector. CEO Philip Moyer emphasized the company's strategy of combining its extensive curriculum base with AI tools, while also acknowledging the regulatory challenges and trust issues inherent in the education market.

With over 100 million paid curriculum licenses and more than 7.5 million users of AI products, McGraw Hill reported revenue growth of around 2% annually and high-margin margins in the high 30s. The company's digital products now account for about 70% of its revenue, and it has managed to beat its IPO guidance every quarter since going public about a year ago.

Moyer also discussed the company's expansion plans, including new AI-based business models, global education spending, and literacy reform initiatives.

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