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Shentel and Glo Fiber Honored with 2026 CFX Top Ops Award for Community Relations

Globe Newswire•30/09/2026•05:26 ET
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Key Highlights

  • ➤Shentel (SHEN) wins 2026 CFX Top Ops Award for Community Relations
  • ➤$28,000 raised through Summer Backpack Program for seven charitable organizations
  • ➤330+ volunteer hours completed across eight community events in 2026 first half
  • ➤Glo Fiber connected more than 560 assisted living residences in Salem, Virginia

Expert Statements

Heather Tormey, Vice President & Chief Human Resources Officer of Shentel

“Connecting communities means more than just building networks. It means investing in the places we call home, supporting local organizations, and creating opportunities for people to thrive. This recognition reflects the dedication of our employees, who bring that commitment to life every day through their service, generosity, and engagement.”

Ed McKay, President and Chief Executive Officer of Shentel

“For more than a century, our success has been built on the relationships we’ve established in the communities we serve. True community engagement goes well beyond financial support — it means showing up in person, getting our hands dirty alongside our team members, and supporting the local leaders and organizations making a daily impact. While we are committed to building quality broadband networks, we are equally focused on building lasting relationships with the people and communities we serve.”

EDINBURG, Va., Sept. 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Shenandoah Telecommunications Company (Shentel) (Nasdaq: SHEN) and its Glo Fiber brand have been awarded the prestigious 2026 CFX Top Ops Award for Community Relations, a distinction that recognizes broadband providers making a meaningful difference in the communities they serve. The award highlights Shentel’s commitment to delivering reliable broadband service while supporting local families, seniors, schools, and nonprofit organizations through employee volunteer efforts, charitable giving, and community partnerships.

“Connecting communities means more than just building networks,” said Heather Tormey, Vice President & Chief Human Resources Officer. “It means investing in the places we call home, supporting local organizations, and creating opportunities for people to thrive. This recognition reflects the dedication of our employees, who bring that commitment to life every day through their service, generosity, and engagement.”

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