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Edward Samuel Rogers III (born June 22, 1969) is a Canadian businessman who serves as the chairman of Rogers Communications. He is also the chairman of the Rogers Control Trust, which controls the majority of the voting shares of Rogers Communications.
- Power Play
- Corporate Governance Review
- Shaw Deal
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None of the parties have said much publicly about the rift, but it is clear that there is a lot of turmoil behind the scenes. Although Rogers is a public company with shares that trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange, the family controls the company through voting shares held in an entity known as the Rogers Control Trust. In one of his few public st...
Prior to making the change at the board level, the company announced on Thursday it would be undertaking a review of its corporate governance. The review is essential, said Richard Leblanc, a professor of governance, law and ethics at York University in Toronto, adding that having an independent chair "from the get-go" could have avoided the whole ...
The attempted palace coup comes as the company is trying to get a proposed $26 billion merger of rival Shaw approved, a pact that would significantly increase Rogers' already impressive size in Canada's telecom market. Powers says this battle is all the more amazing considering how important the Shaw deal is to the company's future. "The timing for...
Edward Rogers, the son of company founder Ted, failed to oust Joe Natale as CEO and was replaced by an independent director. The boardroom drama comes as Rogers is trying to finalize a $26 billion takeover of Shaw.
Edward Rogers III. Edward Rogers III. (* 22. Juni 1969 in Toronto) ist ein kanadischer Unternehmer. Rogers studierte an der University of Western Ontario. Er stieg nach dem Tod seines Vaters Edward Samuel Rogers ab 2009 in die Leitung des Medienunternehmens Rogers Communications ein.
27. Nov. 2021 · Edward Rogers, the ousted chairman of Rogers Communications, claims he has been reinstated by his hand-picked board members, but his family and the company dispute his move. The infighting among the Rogers family threatens the $26 billion takeover of Shaw Communications and hurts the company's share price and reputation.
5. Nov. 2021 · A B.C. judge ruled that Edward Rogers, who controls 97 per cent of the voting shares, is the legitimate chair of the telecom giant. He fired five board members who opposed his plan to oust the CEO, but his family members denounced the ruling as a black eye for shareholder rights.
1. Nov. 2021 · Ms Rogers, her sister and mother have split from her older brother Edward after he attempted to oust the company's chief executive and other members of its independent board in September,...
6. Nov. 2021 · Edward Rogers - son of the late founder, Ted Rogers - lost out in the ensuing power struggle, and he was removed as the chair of Rogers Communications.
