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WWE Headquarters.
Everything that you need to know about the World Wrestling Entertainment corporation, their corporate office and headquarters contacts, and a list of the various ways of contacting the company’s customer service.
About WWE.
World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is a US sports entertainment company that also produces films, games, music, books, and a broad range of merchandise related to professional wrestling.
The company was founded in Massachusetts in 1980, and became WWE after acquiring Capitol Wrestling.
WWE is headquartered in Connecticut, but has regional offices in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and the Asia-Pacific region and its content is available in 180 countries.
WWE currently has 4 main divisions / departments: Live Events, Media, WWE Studios, and Consumer Products.
WWE Corporate Office Contacts.
To reach the WWE head office in Connecticut, use the phone and address details listed here.
WWE Headquarters Phone Number.
+1-203-352-8600
WWE Headquarters Switchboard Hours.
Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time). Voicemail and automated messaging system available 24/7.
WWE Corporate Headquarters Address.
1241 E. Main St. Stamford,
CT, 06902
USA
Furthermore, WWE’s email contact form can be used to reach the WWE corporate office and other departments.
WWE Executive Team.
This is a complete list of World Wrestling Entertainment’s key leaders.
- Vincent K. McMahon, Chief Executive Officer
- Stephanie McMahon, Chief Brand Officer
- Paul Levesque, Executive Vice President (Talent, Live Events & Creative)
- George A. Barrios, Chief Strategy & Financial Officer
- Kevin Dunn, Executive Vice President (Television Production)
- Michael Luisi, President of WWE Studios
- Michelle D. Wilson, Chief Revenue & Marketing Officer
WWE Board of Directors:
- Vincent K. McMahon, Chairman of the Board
- Stuart U. Goldfarb
- Patricia A. Gottesman
- Lauren Ong
- Joseph H. Perkins
- Robyn W. Peterson
- Frank A. Riddick III
- Jeffrey R. Speed
WWE Careers and Jobs.
For an overview of the career opportunities available at WWE, visit this page, where you’ll also find information about internships and company’s veteran partnership programme.
You can also use LinkedIn to browse job listings and create job alerts.
Other useful resources for WWE career information are: Twitter WWE Careers / @WWECareers and WWE Careers on Facebook.
How to complain to WWE.
Any complaints related to the WWE Network can be made by calling +1-512-225-6300.
For Customer Service assistance related to complaints about the WWE Shop, call +1-866-993-7467 (daily from 9 a.m. to midnight, EST) or call 484-577-8770 if you are outside the U.S. & Canada. Alternatively, send an email to [email protected]
A complaint box has also been made available in this Facebook page.
WWE also has a popular live chat function, that is available to both subscribers and non-subscribers. Customer service agents are available Monday to Friday between noon and 11 p.m. EST.
Other WWE Resources.
Additional resources and contact details for WWE and its various departments can be found below:
- WWE on Facebook
- WWE on Twitter / @WWE and Twitter Universe / @WWWEUniverse
- WWE on Youtube.
- WWE on Instagram
- WWE on Vine
- WWE on Pinterest
- WWE on Google+
- Online Support and FAQs
- WWE Community Programmes and News
- Corporate Contact form (for enquiries about programming, content, media, investor, relations, or fan services). WWE Studios: Entertainment Relations, 12424 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 1400, Los Angeles, CA 90025 / +1-310-481-9370
- WWE Music Department: 780 Third Avenue, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10017 / +1-212-909-9230
- WWE TV Production Department: 120 Hamilton Avenue, Stamford, CT, 06902 / +1-203-353-2900
- Talent Marketing Enquiries: [email protected]
- Information for Investors / [email protected] / +1-203-352-8642
- International Media Enquiries: +44-207 349 1744 / [email protected]
- Corporate Communications: [email protected] / +1-203-352-8759
Please share your experiences, praise or complaints about the World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc, in the comment section.
this is a boring
first all female paid per view, happened about 8 years ago it was called WEW , then ROH all female paid per view , then came WOW is the best female wrestling
now the better wrestling is coming its called ALL ELITE WRESTLING, then NEW JAPAN WRESTLING , ROH, LUCHA WRESTLING
this is way better , than wwe joke factory , its time for wwe to leave
Lashley cannot Be the baby face you want him to be.
He is best suited for the persona of a neutral superstar
IE Batista . There’s one chance to start over:
Have him drag out the writer to the ring who did the ridiculous 3 sister storyline with Sammy zayn as well as the interview and let Bobby kick is ### and deny everything vehemently. His character was so much better in TNA/impact. Your ruining a great chance .
I have an idea for one of your super stars on Smackdown and this storyline can benefit him. Jinder Mahal can benefit from winning the U.S. title. The storyline is that Jinder wins the U.S. title and then trashes the title so he can introduce a new title belt. The new title belt will be called the India title and Jinder will proclaim himself as India’s champion. This will stir up a lot of fans making him a true bad guy to America and a favorite to India. No belt in wrestling history has been changed like that and this could be the first. A great story arc can be formed with that and many wrestlers will try to get the U.S. title back to its former glory. Just give this storyline outline some thought and I hope that it is useful for all of you. Have a great day.
hi my name is Christopher garland I’ve been a wrestling fan for 44 years and I was wondering if they could sale a nwo gym bags because I think that would be a good idea to sell the that product. thank you and god bless you.
On Tuesday July 25th, you all will be at the Richmond Colosseum in Richmond, Virginia, and my youngest son will be 9 years old, and I’m wondering, if I show proof that it’s his birthday, will you all do something special for him?
I do like WWE’s products, but $42 for next day delivery is a bit too much!