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Named president of McGraw-Hill Construction in March 2010, Keith Fox leads an organization that is dedicated to serving its customers, including design and construction professionals, government agencies, industry associations and adjacent market professionals, with its unique portfolio of business information and media offerings. 

Under Keith’s leadership, McGraw-Hill Construction’s portfolio of industry-leading brands including Dodge, Sweets, Architectural Record, Engineering News-Record (ENR), GreenSource, and SNAP, has shown improved performance and has broken new ground in helping customers by transitioning from a data provider to business intelligence powerhouse.

In early 2011, the organization launched Dodge SpecShare, a business intelligence platform that enables users to quickly identify the best sales opportunities and improve their specification position. Also in 2011, ENR expanded its regional capabilities, which has allowed for deeper coverage, including regional rankings, company profiles, people news, and analysis for local cities through its collaboration with sister unit, Dodge. Through his strong advocacy for the success of McGraw-Hill Construction’s customers, Keith continues to drive innovation and value-added intelligence across the brands and product offerings. 

Prior to his current role, Keith served as president of BusinessWeek from May 2007 until December 2009, when it was sold to Bloomberg. Through his work in several businesses within The McGraw-Hill Companies, he has a proven track record in driving both innovation and flawless execution. BusinessWeek expanded its global audience and accelerated its digital footprint through product launches and offerings under his leadership. Keith also spearheaded the integration of the sales and editorial functions to evolve that organization from its print heritage to a strong digital future. 

Prior to leading BusinessWeek, Keith was president of McGraw-Hill Professional Books. He joined The McGraw-Hill Companies in 2000 as senior vice president of marketing and business development for BusinessWeek. Before joining The McGraw-Hill Companies, Keith was vice president of new media at Reader’s Digest. He has also held senior positions at Unilever and Booz Allen Hamilton.

Keith holds a bachelor’s degree in American history from Brown University and an MBA in marketing from Columbia Business School.