Cincinnati Bell

Cincinnati Bell, founded by Charles Kilgour on January 1, 1873, is a company that operates in industries such as telecommunications, entertainment, mobile network, internet, television, cable television, and broadband networks. Named after the Bell Telephone Company and the city of Cincinnati, the United States-based company has its headquarters in Cincinnati. Cincinnati Bell has a presence on the New York Stock Exchange and is recognized as both a company and an organization.

The firm employs between 1,000 and 4,999 people, with a reported number of 4,300 employees. Key figures in the company include CEO Ted Torbeck, CFO Joshua T. Duckworth, and COO/CTO Thomas E. Simpson. Cincinnati Bell also has a subsidiary, Hawaiian Telcom.