SHRM Strengthens Workplace Thought Leadership Through New Co-Publishing Partnership with Kogan Page
SHRM proudly launched a strategic co-publishing partnership with Kogan Page, an award-winning independent business publisher.
SAN DIEGO, CA — Today, SHRM, the trusted authority on all things work, workers, and the workplace proudly launched a strategic co-publishing partnership with Kogan Page, an award-winning independent business publisher. This collaboration expands SHRM’s publishing program and accelerates its ability to deliver expert-driven, research-backed content to HR professionals and business leaders around the world.
Through this co-publishing initiative, SHRM will extend its global reach and further its mission to build better workplaces by leveraging Kogan Page’s publishing expertise, distribution capabilities, and international footprint. Together, the organizations will bring forward timely, practical, and future-focused resources to support today’s evolving workforce challenges.
“This partnership reflects SHRM’s continued commitment to providing our global community of professionals with the highest-quality workplace content,” said Yancey Burgess, Vice President of B2B2C Marketing and Integrated Content at SHRM. “By aligning with Kogan Page, we are scaling our ability to deliver insight and innovation at the pace of change—empowering people and organizations to thrive.”
Kogan Page, which also maintains a long-standing co-publishing agreement with the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), sees this partnership as a significant milestone as it continues to strengthen its global publishing portfolio and expand its long-standing presence in the U.S. market.
“Partnering with SHRM, the world’s leading authority on HR, strengthens our commitment to delivering expert-driven content and extends our reach to even more HR professionals worldwide, ” said Helen Kogan, Managing Director of Kogan Page.
As SHRM continues to shape the conversations that matter most at work, this co-publishing partnership reinforces its leadership in delivering trusted, evidence-based tools and knowledge at scale.
SHRM’s recently published titles include:
Ace Your SHRM Certification Exam, Third Edition (2024): A comprehensive and updated roadmap to help HR professionals confidently prepare for and pass the SHRM-CP or SHRM-SCP exam.
Preparing for the SHRM-CP Exam, Second Edition (2024): A focused study resource tailored specifically to guide HR practitioners through the SHRM-CP certification process.
Preparing for the SHRM-SCP Exam, Second Edition (2024): A targeted prep guide for seasoned HR professionals pursuing the SHRM-SCP credential with in-depth insights and practical tools.
California Employment Law 2025: The SHRM Guide for Employers (2025): A definitive annual reference for navigating California’s complex and evolving employment laws.
SHRM Essential Guide to Talent Management (2022): A foundational handbook offering practical strategies for attracting, developing, and retaining top talent in a changing workforce.
Power of Stay Interviews (2018) : A field-tested approach to improving retention and engagement by having meaningful conversations before employees consider leaving.
Kogan’s recently published titles include:
Excellence in People Analytics: A strategic guide to transforming HR decision-making through data, analytics, and evidence-based insights.
The Trusted Learning Advisor: A practical framework for L&D professionals to build influence, align with business strategy, and drive impact.
Using Behavioral Science in Marketing: A science-backed playbook for crafting persuasive campaigns that drive consumer action.
Rethinking Operating Models: A modern guide for leaders to redesign business structures that support agility, resilience, and long-term value.
Be Data Literate: A critical skill-building guide to understanding, interpreting, and communicating data effectively across all business functions.
The Success Factor: A research-driven exploration of what high achievers across industries do differently — and how anyone can replicate their path to success.
To learn more about the new partnership and SHRM’s growing catalog of books, visit: SHRM.org/books.
About SHRM
SHRM is a member-driven catalyst for creating better workplaces where people and businesses thrive together. As the foremost expert, researcher, advocate, and thought leader on issues impacting today’s evolving workplaces, SHRM has nearly 340,000 members in 180 countries and impacts the lives of more than 362 million workers and their families globally. Learn more at SHRM.org.
About Kogan Page
Kogan Page is a leading independent business book publisher, publishing award-winning content from global business experts on the trends and topics shaping business today, with over 1,000 titles in print. Founded in 1967, its award-winning work offers books and digital solutions to support students and professionals at every stage of their careers. Its expert authors come from the most prestigious academic institutions, international commercial organizations, and professional associations, delivering high-level, accessible, and professional content in key subject areas relating to business. Kogan Page has offices in London and New York. Learn more at koganpage.com.
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