HQ Function

Served as the primary corporate headquarters, housing executive leadership, strategic planning, administrative functions, and core operational oversight for all Shaw divisions, including Shaw Business.

Notable Features:

Shaw Court is a prominent office tower in downtown Calgary, recognizable in the city's skyline. It featured modern office spaces and facilities designed to support a large telecommunications workforce.

Work Culture:

Shaw was known for a customer-centric and somewhat entrepreneurial culture, with a strong regional focus on Western Canada. There was an emphasis on community involvement and employee development. Post-acquisition, this is merging with Rogers' corporate culture.

HQ Significance:

The Calgary headquarters was historically significant as the nerve center of one of Canada's largest independent telecommunications providers before its acquisition. It represented a major employer and corporate citizen in Calgary.

Values Reflected in HQ: Historically reflected values of innovation in service delivery, community connection, and a commitment to Western Canadian customers. The physical presence symbolized stability and a significant market position.

Location:

Shaw Business operations were primarily concentrated within Canada, with a strong presence in Western Canada (British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba) and a growing footprint in Northern Ontario. Following the acquisition by Rogers Communications, the combined entity (Rogers Business) has a national Canadian presence. Shaw did not have significant independent global office locations for its business services outside of Canada, though it managed international connectivity for its clients through partnerships.

Street Address:

Shaw Court, 630 3rd Ave SW

City:

Calgary

State/Province:

Alberta

Country:

Canada