HQ Function

The Ottawa headquarters serves as the central hub for the Council's policy research, advocacy efforts, member relations, and administrative operations. It facilitates direct engagement with federal policymakers and stakeholders.

Notable Features:

Located in the Royal Bank Centre, a prominent office building in downtown Ottawa, offering modern facilities and proximity to Parliament Hill and key government departments.

Work Culture:

The work culture is highly professional, policy-driven, and collaborative, with a strong emphasis on research, strategic communication, and impactful advocacy. Employees are typically experts in their respective fields, dedicated to advancing Canada's economic prosperity.

HQ Significance:

Its Ottawa location is crucial for its primary function of influencing federal public policy and representing the voice of Canada's leading businesses to the government.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters' location and professional environment reflect the Council's values of influence, expertise, collaboration, and a commitment to shaping Canada's economic future.

Location:

While the Business Council of Canada's primary focus is on Canadian public policy and economic competitiveness, its work inherently involves global considerations. The Council advocates for policies that enhance Canada's attractiveness for international trade and investment, addresses global economic trends affecting Canadian businesses, and supports Canada's role in international forums. Its member companies often have extensive global operations, bringing an international perspective to the Council's deliberations.

Street Address:

Royal Bank Centre, 90 Sparks Street, Suite 705

City:

Ottawa

State/Province:

Ontario

Country:

Canada