HQ Function

Serves as the seat of the Connecticut General Assembly (the state legislature) and houses the offices of the Governor and Lieutenant Governor. It is the primary location for legislative sessions, bill signings, and ceremonial state functions.

Notable Features:

A distinctive Eastlake Movement architectural style building with a prominent gold-leaf dome, ornate interiors featuring historical murals, statues (including the 'Genius of Connecticut'), and stained glass. It is a designated National Historic Landmark.

Work Culture:

Characterized by a formal, professional environment focused on public service, policy-making, legislative processes, and state administration. It involves collaboration between elected officials, civil servants, and engagement with the public.

HQ Significance:

The Capitol is the symbolic and functional heart of Connecticut's state government, where laws are made, and executive decisions are enacted, directly impacting the lives of all Connecticut residents. It represents the democratic process and the state's heritage.

Values Reflected in HQ: Democracy, public service, historical preservation, civic engagement, transparency, and the rule of law.

Location:

The State of Connecticut, primarily through its Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) and partners like AdvanceCT, actively promotes international trade and investment. These efforts include assisting Connecticut businesses in exporting goods and services, attracting foreign direct investment to the state, and fostering international partnerships for economic and cultural exchange. The state also engages in tourism promotion on national and international levels to attract visitors and boost the local economy. While not having 'global offices' in a corporate sense, these initiatives represent its international engagement.

Street Address:

210 Capitol Avenue

City:

Hartford

State/Province:

Connecticut

Country:

USA