HQ Function

Historically, the Warrenville HQ managed corporate strategy, finance, legal, and overall administration for LSC Communications' diverse operations across North America.

Notable Features:

The Warrenville location was a modern corporate office building typical of suburban Chicago office parks. Post-acquisition, its role as a central LSC HQ has diminished.

Work Culture:

As a large print and logistics enterprise, the culture likely emphasized operational efficiency, customer service, and large-scale production management. Post-acquisition, there would be an integration into Atlas Holdings' focus on operational improvement and value creation within its portfolio companies.

HQ Significance:

The Warrenville headquarters represented LSC Communications' independent identity after its spin-off from RRD and was central to its operations as one of North America's largest print and media distribution companies before its bankruptcy and acquisition.

Values Reflected in HQ: Historically, the headquarters would reflect values of scale, reliability, and industry leadership. Under Atlas, the focus shifts to operational excellence, turnaround, and sustainable profitability for the acquired assets.

Location:

Prior to its 2020 acquisition, LSC Communications' operations were primarily concentrated in North America, with numerous manufacturing plants and distribution centers across the United States, as well as facilities in Mexico and Canada. They also had international sourcing capabilities. Post-acquisition, the former LSC assets are managed by Atlas Holdings, and specific international operations are integrated into Atlas's broader strategy for its portfolio companies like Lakeside Book Company.

Street Address:

191 N. Wacker Drive (Historical LSC HQ prior to Warrenville was RRD's building); 2500 Warrenville Road (LSC's own HQ post-spinoff)

City:

Warrenville (LSC post-spinoff); Chicago (RRD/Initial LSC)

State/Province:

IL

Country:

USA