Industry Media/Publishing Headquarters Washington, D.C. Founded 1976 | Owner CCMP Capital Founder Michael M. Wood Parent organization Hanley Wood, LLC | |
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Genre Commercial Property and Residential Construction Key people Michael J. Hanley, Jonathan Miller Services Business to Business Media Divisions Hanley Wood Business Media, Hanley Wood Market Intelligence | ||
2013 hanley wood corporate overview
Hanley Wood LLC is a real estate media firm focused on commercial and residential construction in North America. It is one of the ten largest business-to-business media companies in the United States, with the largest analytics and editorially driven Construction Industry Database of more than 2.5 billion records. It is based in Washington, D.C.
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History
The company was founded by Michael M. Wood and Michael J. Hanley in 1976. Wood stepped down as CEO in 2005 after the company was sold to JPMorgan Partners (now CCMP Capital).
Wood remained as a member of the Board of Directors, which also includes Jonathan Miller.
From 2006-2009, Wood was the US Ambassador to Sweden where he made cooperation between the U.S. and Sweden in alternative energy technology. In recognition for this work, the King of Sweden bestowed on Wood the insignia of Commander Grand Cross, Order of the Polar Star in 2009.
Hanley Wood Business Media
This division covers over 30 magazines with associated websites and conferences, including Architect, the official magazine of the American Institute of Architects, as well Pool & Spa News, Builder, Pro Sales, Tools of the Trade, Residential Architect, and Multifamily Executive, among others.
Hanley Wood Market Intelligence
Hanley Wood Market Intelligence is a research firm that provides information for residential real estate and new home construction.
The business Hanley Wood Market Intelligence was founded by Jeff Meyers and was known as "Meyers Group" before its acquisition by Hanley Wood, LLC in June 2004.