EBSCO Industries - Company Overview

Company Overview

In 1936, Elton B. Stephens earned a law degree from the University of Alabama, but decided that managing the sale of magazines was more profitable than practicing law. In 1944, Stephens formed a partnership with his wife, Alys Robinson Stephens, to sell magazine subscriptions, personalized binders and magazine racks to the U.S. Armed Forces. They named this "Military Service Company", and over the next decade acquired several other companies that were eventually combined to form EBSCO Industries Inc. In 2011, EBSCO Publishing took over H. W. Wilson Company.


EBSCO Businesses

  • Information Services
    • EBSCO Information Services
    • EBSCO Publishing
  • Outdoor Products
    • PRADCO Outdoor Brands
    • Carry-Lite Decoys
    • Code Blue
    • Commonwealth Productions
    • Green Mountain
    • Knight and Hale
    • Moultrie
    • PRADCO Fishing
    • Summit Treestands
    • Wingscapes
  • Manufacturing
    • EBSCO Media
    • EBSCO Sign Group
    • Stewart Signs
    • Wayne Industries
    • H. Wilson
    • Luxor
    • MCM Group
    • NSC International
    • The Promotional Products Group
    • Crown Products
    • Vitronic Promotional Group
    • Siegel Display Products
    • Valley Joist
    • Vulcan Industries
    • Vulcan Information Packaging
  • General Services
    • EBSCO Creative Concepts
    • Publishers' Warehouse
    • S.S. Nesbitt & Company
  • Publishing Services
    • The Publishing Services Group
    • EBSCO Professional Partnership Group
    • EBSCO Reception Room Subscription Services
    • EBSCO Research
    • EBSCO TeleServices
    • Grand View Media Group
    • Hallmark Data Systems
    • Magazine Express
    • MetaPress
    • PPF
    • Vulcan Service
  • Real Estate
    • Alys Beach
    • EBSCO Income Properties
    • Mt. Laurel

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