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Penguin Books

PublishingUnited Kingdom

Penguin Books is a major international publishing house that produces and distributes a wide range of fiction and non-fiction literature.

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Penguin Books at a glance

Penguin Books is a publishing company headquartered in United Kingdom, founded in 1965. Xcout tracks 19 named people at Penguin Books, including Tom Weldon (CEO, Penguin Random House UK).

Industry
Publishing
Headquarters
United Kingdom
Founded
1965

Penguin Books leadership

  • Tom WeldonCEO, Penguin Random House UK
  • Deborah WrightChief Operating Officer
  • Mark GardinerChief Financial Officer
  • Becca SinclairChief Brand Officer
  • Allen Lanefounder
  • Francesca DowManaging Director, Penguin Random House Children's

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