Farm Credit Canada (FCC) has recently addressed and dispelled claims of a potential move of their head office. The rumors of a relocation were sparked by a recent job posting for a senior executive position in Toronto, which led to speculation that the company’s head office may be moving from Regina.
In response to these speculations, FCC has released a statement clarifying that there are no plans to move their head office from Regina. The company reaffirmed their commitment to the city and their long-standing presence in the community.
FCC’s President and CEO, Michael Hoffort, stated that the job posting in Toronto was for a specialized role in the company’s capital markets team, and does not indicate a shift in the company’s head office location. He also emphasized that FCC’s head office has been and will continue to be in Regina.
Hoffort further explained that the company’s decision to post the job in Toronto was due to the availability of specialized talent in the city, and not a reflection of any plans to relocate their head office. He also highlighted that FCC has a strong and dedicated team in Regina, and the company is committed to investing in the city and supporting the local community.
FCC’s statement has put an end to the speculations and reassured the people of Regina that the company remains firmly rooted in the city. The company’s presence in Regina has been a significant contributor to the local economy, and FCC’s commitment to the city is unwavering.
In conclusion, FCC has dispelled any rumors of a potential move of their head office from Regina. The company’s statement reaffirms their commitment to the city and their long-standing presence in the community. With this clarification, the people of Regina can rest assured that FCC will continue to be an integral part of their city’s economy.
