HQ Function

Served as the central hub for Sprint's national operations, including executive leadership, corporate strategy, network engineering, marketing, and customer support functions.

Notable Features:

The Sprint World Headquarters Campus was a sprawling, 200-acre complex with multiple interconnected buildings, featuring extensive green spaces, water features, an amphitheater, and comprehensive employee amenities. It was known for its distinctive, modern architecture.

Work Culture:

Prior to the merger, the Sprint campus was known for a dynamic and, at times, intense work environment focused on innovation in the competitive telecom sector. The campus design aimed to foster collaboration and provide a comprehensive work-life environment for its thousands of employees.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters was a major economic driver for the Kansas City metropolitan area, employing tens of thousands at its peak. It symbolized Sprint's ambition and scale as a national carrier.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design reflected values of innovation, connectivity, and a strong corporate presence. Its scale and amenities aimed to attract top talent and project an image of a leading technology company.

Location:

Prior to its merger with T-Mobile, Sprint's primary operational focus and infrastructure were concentrated within the United States, including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. While it offered international roaming services and some global enterprise solutions through partnerships, its core network and direct retail presence were U.S.-based. International offices were minimal and typically focused on supporting global carrier relations or specific multinational enterprise accounts.

Street Address:

6200 Sprint Parkway

City:

Overland Park

State/Province:

Kansas

Country:

United States