McKinsey Quarterly
| Company type | Publication |
|---|---|
| Industry | Business, Management |
| Founded | 1964 |
| Founder | McKinsey & Company |
| Headquarters | Seattle , United States |
| Products | Business magazine |
| Parent | McKinsey & Company |
The McKinsey Quarterly is a publication dedicated to topics in management and organizational theory within the business sector.
Background
Initially created in 1964 as an internal resource for consultants and clients of McKinsey, the magazine was primarily written by McKinsey consultants, former employees, and invited experts. It transitioned into a wider distribution format during the 1990s.
The publication includes economic research conducted by the McKinsey Global Institute and is issued four times per year, with an additional special edition released annually. Clients of McKinsey benefit from early access to forthcoming issues.
Each year, McKinsey honors two articles that have made the most significant contribution to management practices, selected by a jury comprising members of the business community.
Indexing
This magazine is cataloged in Scopus and listed in Princeton University’s Business Periodicals Index.