King’s Awards for Enterprise recognizes Times Higher Education as a winner

Times Higher Education (THE) has been awarded the prestigious King’s Awards for Enterprise in the international trade category, solidifying its position as a global leader in higher education. THE, known for its trusted news and information about the sector, has expanded its offerings to include data products, global events, and consultancy services, now serving over 700 customers in 85 countries.

Paul Howarth, THE’s chief executive, expressed his excitement about the award, calling it a “career highlight” and a validation of the organization’s impactful work in the higher education sector. He praised the dedication of THE’s staff worldwide and emphasized the importance of their efforts in shaping the future of higher education.

Owned by Inflexion Private Equity, THE has made significant strides in recent years, acquiring five businesses and expanding its reach to millions of academics, students, and policymakers globally. With over 4,900 universities participating in its rankings, THE has become a key player in the higher education landscape.

The King’s Awards for Enterprise, established by Queen Elizabeth II, recognizes organizations that demonstrate excellence and innovation in various categories. THE’s recognition under this initiative highlights its commitment to driving positive change in the higher education sector.

The accolade will be celebrated at a reception hosted by His Majesty the King at Windsor Castle, underscoring the significance of THE’s achievement in the UK business community. As THE looks towards the future, it aims to leverage this recognition to further expand its reach and impact in collaboration with universities, governments, and the private sector worldwide.