Archive · 19 Sep 2025
Former Rogers CEO Nadir Mohamed Dies at Age 69
Nadir Mohamed, who used to be the big boss at the Canadian company Rogers Communications, has passed away.
He took over as CEO after the company's founder died.
During his time, Rogers became even bigger in phone services and got involved in sports.
He helped Rogers get a deal with a hockey league and supported teams like the Maple Leafs.
After retiring, Mohamed helped new tech companies get started.
He also worked with organizations and was honored for his work in business and for helping others.
He was a well-respected leader and a generous person, according to people who knew him.
Nadir Mohamed, former CEO of Rogers Communications, has died at 69.
He became CEO of Rogers in 2009 after the death of Ted Rogers.
Under Mohamed, Rogers expanded its wireless business and sports involvement.
He played a role in Rogers' acquisition of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Ltd.
After retiring, he co-founded ScaleUp Ventures and served on corporate boards.
- Who
- Nadir Mohamed
- What
- Died at the age of 69.
- When
- Died recently, as of this reporting.
- Where
- Toronto, Canada (based on his role and affiliations).
- Why
- The article reports the fact of his death.
- Name
- Nadir Mohamed
- Age at Death
- 69
- Former Role
- CEO of Rogers Communications Inc.
- Tenure at Rogers
- Joined in 2000, CEO from 2009
- Key Achievement
- Expanded Rogers' wireless business and sports ventures
- Post-Rogers Activities
- Co-founded ScaleUp Ventures, served on corporate boards