FACES (the Filipino-American Communications Employees of SBC); HACEMOS (The Hispanic Association of Communications Employees of SBC); OASIS (The Organization of Asian Indians at SBC); PWSBC (The Professional Women of SBC); and SPECTRUM (The Association of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Employees of SBC). Visit Vault at www.vault.com for insider company profiles, expert advice, career message boards, expert resume reviews, the Vault Job Board and more. VAULT CAREER LIBRARY Sprint Corporation 6200 Sprint Parkway THE STATS Overland Park, KS 66251 Phone: (800) 829-0965 Employer Type: Public Company www.sprint.com Stock Symbol: FON Stock Exchange: NYSE Chairman and CEO: Gary D. Forsee LOCATION 2003 Employees: 67,000 Overland Park, KS (HQ) 2004 Revenue ($mil.): $27,400 KEY COMPETITORS Verizon EMPLOYMENT CONTACT www.sprint.com/hr/career_fields.html VAULT CAREER LIBRARY 2005 Vault Inc. Vault Guide to the Top Telecom Employers Sprint Corporation THE SCOOP A communications leader Sprint offers a wide range of communication services, including global IP, wireless, local phone service and multi-product bundles. A Fortune 100 company with more than $26 billion in revenue in 2003, Sprint has engineered, developed and deployed technologies that include the U.S.'s first nationwide, all-digital, fiber-optic network; an award-winning Tier-1 Internet backbone and the largest all-digital, nationwide PCS wireless network in the country. The company's wireless business, Spring PCS, is one of the top wireless providers in North America. The two businesses had traded separately for several years, but were merged back into one company in April 2004, when Sprint reorganized and divided the company into business and consumer units. Over 100 years of history (and several names) Sprint began in 1899 as the Brown Telephone Company, a local carrier based in Abilene, Kansas. The company, founded by Cleyson L. Brown, was one of the first alternatives to the dominant Bell Telephone system. After the Depression, the Brown company reorganiz