Globalive Communications Corp.

Globalive Communications Corp.

Now celebrating ten years of success, Globalive Communications Corp., based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, has grown rapidly to become a leading provider of next generation telecommunications solutions globally. Globalive develops and delivers innovative applications and first-rate tailored telecommunications services to a wide range of clients in the consumer, enterprise and hospitality segments worldwide.

Founded in 1998 by Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Anthony Lacavera, Globalive remains a privately held Canadian company. Globalive boasts a strong balance sheet to go with its track record of sustained, profitable growth and innovation.

Since inception, Globalive has been recognized as a leading Canadian corporation gaining numerous impressive awards including:

  • Canada’s 50 Best Managed companies for four consecutive years
  • Canada’s Fastest Growing Company in 2004
  • Canadian Business’ Top 30 Best Workplaces in Canada
  • Canadian Technology Fast 50
  • Canada’s 50 Hottest Startups
  • Chairman and CEO, Anthony Lacavera has been recognized as one of Canada’s Top 40 under 40

Over the course of its relatively brief history, Globalive has taken the Canadian marketplace by storm with a complete suite of telecommunications services that range from long distance services, to carrier clearinghouse solutions, to high speed internet, to mobile phone services, to VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) solutions. And that is just the beginning.

The Globalive group of companies includes: Yak Communications, OneConnect Services, Freefone, Canopco, Assemble Conferencing, InterClear, Lucky Call, Canada Payphone, and Cohere Communications.

Globalive’s consumer brand, Yak Communications, is an integrated communications provider. Yak Communications is already the market leader in alternative long distance provisioning to the residential market, and has extended its suite of services to fulfill the ever-widening needs of niche markets across Canada.

With the surge in VoIP services launching throughout Canada, OneConnect plays a critical role in the enterprise market by servicing its clients with a wide range of innovative solutions. Focusing solely on small to medium size businesses, the company works with its clients to meet their specific telecommunications requirements on an affordable basis, with efficient, reliable solutions.

A respected and significant player in the hospitality telecommunications services industry, Canopco provides services to hotels, hospitals, universities and colleges ranging from billing and clearing services, to operator services, to local lines and long distance. By building strong, long-term partnerships with industry associations across the country with its unique profit sharing model, Canopco’s hospitality presence is broader than ever.

Providing free phone service to consumers, Freefone is a revolutionary public courtesy telephone and digital video advertising system. Freefone is the only provider of its kind in North America and brings consumers and advertisers together as customers are instantaneously drawn to the engaging messaging being displayed while they place their calls.

In July 2007, Globalive launched the SHAMBA Foundation; a completely unique “charity for charities” with the most comprehensive, event-based fundraising solution in Toronto.

In true Globalive style, SHAMBA has spearheaded an entirely new approach to philanthropy by offering an exceptional venue at no cost to charities - right within the company’s new headquarters. In addition to providing charities the space, SHAMBA also engages Globalive employees to volunteer for the events.

Now with over a million customers across Canada and increasing customers in global markets, Globalive continues to grow. Although focused heavily in Canada, Globalive products are currently deployed in over 30 countries, with plans to expand even further.

Website:
http://www.globalive.com
Categories:
Telecommunications
Address:
1000 - 48 Yonge St
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Blog Posts About Globalive Communications Corp.

Globalive appeals Federal Court ruling: 'We disagree with the decision'
Globalive is filing a Notice of Appeal with the Federal Court of Appeal. It is also filing an application for an extension of the 45 day stay issued by the Federal Court. The company's appeal comes... [more]
Wind Mobile's future is fragile as battle continues with Globalive, Government, CRTC
The Honourable Tony Clement, Minister of Industry, and Steven Blaney, Member of Parliament for Lévis-Bellechasse, today issued a statement regarding the Federal Court ruling on... [more]
Labour groups applaud court decision against Globalive
When a court ruled on Friday that Globalive, the company behind Wind Mobile, was not in compliance with Canadian foreign ownership restrictions, you may have been upset by the ruling. Maybe you... [more]
Wind Mobile violates laws on foreign ownership: courts
The executive branch isn’t the only authority in this country getting in on the overruling game when it comes to this country’s telecommunications policy. A federal court overruled the... [more]
Wind financier talks about the CRTC, telecom in Canada and what it means to have balls
Globalive, the telecom company that’s behind Wind Mobile, would not be possible without investment from Egyptian telecom/construction/IT/who-knows-what-else billionaire Naguib Sawiris. His... [more]
Wind Mobile launches hiring campaign in Vancouver
WIND Mobile announced today that they're preparing to go live in Vancouver in a couple months and are looking for 100 new employees including Store Managers and part-time Retail Sales Associates.... [more]
Last straw for WIND Mobile?
Late last year Toronto-based Globalive launched it's WIND Mobile brand in Canada.  It was hoped that the emergence of new companies would force companies like Bell and Rogers to lower their... [more]
The new 3-and-a-half P's of Marketing today
"Marketing as a verb is dead."This is how Chris Robbins began his Conversuasion presentation during Ad Lounge's Social Media Week Toronto event last week.  Chris' talk was entitled "Passion,... [more]
WIND Mobile Toronto launch
9:30am EST Early this morning there was lots of chatter on Twitter about the WIND Mobile launch.  A visit to the website revealed that the site was also under construction but that a new one... [more]
Globalive Wireless gets government support
  Industry Minister Tony Clement has announced today that his government will allow Globalive Wireless Management Corp. to offer cellphone service in Canada. "We have concluded through... [more]
Breaking News: Globalive's Wind Mobile is go for Launch
Industry Minister Tony Clement has given Globalive under the Wind Mobile brand the go ahead to start operations immediately. The holdup was based on control with the government stating that with... [more]
Big Three Telcos thwart innovation AND cut jobs
According to Statistics Canada, the Canadian economy gained a surprising 79,000 jobs in November, with the unemployment rate easing 0.1 percentage points to 8.5%. The story hasn't been quite as... [more]
Globalive optimistic with 800 still on payroll
In a most definitely Canadian move, Globalive announced today that they will keep 800 employees on the payroll for its Wind Mobile service while waiting to see if they get federal approval to... [more]
The Globalive Saga - Why Can't There Be A Fourth National Wireless Provider In Canada
Things are getting hot in the Canadian wireless industry with the continuing Globalive saga. Globalive, a Toronto-based company, has been eager to launch a national wireless service called Wind... [more]
CRTC says Globalive fails Canadian ownership test
Canada's telecom regulator has determined that Globalive does not meet Canadian ownership rules. Globalive is hoping to enter Canada's wireless industry as a new cellphone startup, however it is... [more]
Globalive CEO Antonio Lacavera's problems and solutions in the Canadian wireless market
Antonio Lacavera, the CEO of Globalive Communications, a wireless service provider that concentrates on long distance, carrier clearinghouse solutions and high speed and mobile services, addressed... [more]
Globalive Pledges to Launch Canadian Cellular Service in Mid-2009
The CBC ran a headline that's sure to please many Canadians - "New cellphone carrier launching in 2nd half of 2009". That new carrier is Globalive, who bought $442 millon of the Canadian wireless... [more]

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