Ken Engelhart, Rogers Communications Inc.’s former vice-president of regulatory affairs, has quietly left the company after 25 years and will be starting his own law firm. His last day at Rogers was April 10, he said in a phone interview. “I’ll be hanging up a shingle and opening up my own law practice to do communications law,” he said, adding that he plans to cover all areas of communications law, such as broadcasting, telecom, and privacy, in his new practice. Engelhart added that he will take some time off this summer. “I’ve had a wonderful time at...
Rogers Communications Inc. said Tuesday that Jacob Glick will start work next month in the newly created position of chief corporate affairs officer. Previously, Glick headed Google Inc.'s global public policy and government relations team, and before that took on the same responsibilities specific to Canada, Rogers said in a press release. Rogers said Glick will start on Nov. 3, and will oversee regulatory affairs, public policy, government relations, internal and external communications, and social media. It added that he will work with Phil Lind, who's retiring as executive vice-president of regulatory affairs on Dec. 1, to ensure a smooth transition....
Rogers Communications Inc. said Phil Lind, the company’s executive vice-president of regulatory affairs, is retiring after this year. In an email to The Wire Report, Rogers spokeswoman Jennifer Kett said Lind has been with...