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Groupe CH
Montréal, Quebec, CA
Groupe CH is a Quebec sports and entertainment group employing around 3,000 people, running two pro hockey teams, live entertainment divisions, festivals and venues in Montreal and Laval.
Groupe CH is a sports and entertainment organisation based in Quebec, with operations in Montreal and Laval. It employs approximately 3,000 people across professional hockey, live entertainment, festival production and venue management. The group owns and operates two professional hockey teams: the Montreal Canadiens, a National Hockey League franchise, and the Laval Rocket, an American Hockey League team.
Its live entertainment business runs through the divisions evenko and L'Équipe Spectra, which promote events and produce festivals including Osheaga Music and Arts Festival, the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal and Francos de Montréal. Between them, the group's divisions present over 1,500 shows a year. Groupe CH also owns or manages a portfolio of venues: Bell Centre, Place Bell, MTELUS, Studio TD and Beanfield Theatre.
Work at the group spans event operations, venue management, sports administration, promotion and production, alongside the functions that support them. The organisation describes an inclusive culture that values diversity and recruits people from varied backgrounds, with a stated focus on creating experiences for audiences. Community engagement is carried out through two foundations: the Montreal Canadiens Children's Foundation and the evenko Foundation, both of which support youth development and access to sports and the performing arts.