From its earliest days, Wiley has been a global company. John Wiley helped foster a new American literature and introduced it to audiences across the Atlantic, while importing British literature to the young republic. Today, Wiley’s global operations are organized into the areas of Professional/Trade; Scientific, Technical, Medical, and Scholarly, also known as Wiley-Blackwell; and Higher Education, serving professionals, entrepreneurs, scientists, researchers, teachers, students, and lifelong learners everywhere.
With headquarters in Hoboken, New Jersey, Wiley has locations around the world, including Canada, the U.K., Germany, Denmark, Russia, India, Singapore, Japan, China, and Australia. In the U.S., publishing operations are also located in San Francisco, Boston, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Ames, Iowa, and Charlottesville, Virginia, with a distribution center in Somerset, New Jersey.
Wiley Canada publishes print and online products for higher education and professional and trade markets, and markets and distributes Wiley titles produced by other locations. With offices in Toronto and a distribution center in Mississauga, Ontario, Wiley Canada was named to Canadian Business magazine’s list of “Best Workplaces in Canada” in 2006.
Wiley Europe publishes journals, books, major reference works, databases, and online products and services for the STM and scholarly, professional and trade, and higher education markets. Active in Europe since the early 19th century, Wiley opened its first international business in London, the U.K., in 1960. The business was soon relocated to Chichester, which today serves as headquarters of Wiley Europe. Today Wiley Europe also has operations in Oxford, Ealing, Edinburgh, and Copenhagen, as well as Weinheim, Berlin, and Darmstadt, in Germany, and Moscow, in Russia, and a distribution center in Bognor Regis, U.K.
Wiley’s Asian activity dates back to 1966 and has grown dramatically over the past 15 years. Wiley also has the distinction of being the first American publisher invited to visit China after the reestablishment of diplomatic relations. Today, Asia is a dynamic market for Wiley products and a vital source of content. With extensive sales and marketing operations in place, Wiley Asia established a successful Professional/Trade publishing program in 1997 and an STM publishing program in 2006. Headquartered in Singapore, Wiley Asia has offices in China, South Korea, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Thailand, and India.
Wiley Australia publishes textbooks for the school and higher education markets, as well as products for the professional and trade markets. Opening its first office in Sydney in 1962, Wiley Australia in 1976 acquired Jacaranda Press, one of the country’s largest elementary-high school educational publishers, and relocated to Brisbane, Queensland. Wiley Australia has consistently been named “Secondary Publisher of the Year” by the Australian Publishers Association, and “Higher Education Publisher of the Year” by the Australian Campus Booksellers Association. In addition to its headquarters in Brisbane, Wiley Australia has offices in Sydney and Melbourne.
