A Board of Directors comprised of up to 12 members governs FCC. The Board of Directors is responsible for overseeing FCC's management and business in the best interest of FCC and the long-term interest of the Government of Canada as required and set down in the Farm Credit Canada Act and the Financial Administration Act.
Chief Executive Officer
Working with the Board of Directors, FCC's President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is responsible for the strategic leadership of the corporation.
Office Locations
FCC has approximately 1,400 staff located in over 100 offices across Canada serving its customers. FCC's Corporate Office is located in Regina, Saskatchewan.
Operating Structure
FCC AgExpert
FCC's AgExpert division provides accounting and field management software that helps farmers enhance management practices.
Enterprise Integration
This division is responsible for the business and technical requirements of the corporation, at the enterprise level, so as to optimize integration between processes and systems and enhance the customer's experience across channels. Also responsible
for the internal management and review of FCC's business and activities and rethinking and redesigning business processes throughout FCC to achieve improvements in critical measures of performance.
Finance
This division is responsible for managing the transactional risk and overseeing national portfolio quality, loan administration, financial management and management reporting, as well as all Treasury functions such as, managing debt issuance, cash flow
and liquidity, dealer and investor relationships, investment portfolio and interest rate risk.
Human Resources
The purpose of Human Resources is to provide FCC with services in human resource planning and information, organizational development, staffing, compensation and benefits including pensions and employee relations to ensure that FCC has a competitive
and diverse workforce. This division is responsible for managing the corporation's official languages program.
This division is also responsible for national facilities management and the management of Corporate Office functions such as the mailroom, reception, and administrative policies and procedures, including travel and expense and relocation.
Human Resources takes a leadership role in the corporation's commitment to cultural practices.
Information Technology
This division provides seamless and reliable computing infrastructure, applications and support services to the corporation. This division is also responsible for managing the telecommunication needs of the corporation.
Legal Services
Legal Services provides advice, interpretation and guidance on legal matters affecting the corporation.
Operations
FCC's Operations section is mandated to anticipate market trends, customers' needs and to deliver the right products and services to FCC's customers at the right cost. The main focus is to provide financing and financial solutions to FCC customers and
potential customers.
Partners and Channels
Traditionally, FCC has conducted business directly with customers through a network of offices strategically located across Canada. This division's objective is to improve and expand the products and services available to the agriculture industry and
individual producers by encouraging potential partners to complement FCC's service offerings and to improve customer choice by developing alternate delivery channels.
Strategy, Knowledge, & Reputation
This division is responsible for managing FCC's reputation through strategies such as media relations, public relations and public affairs. It leads FCC's strategic and corporate planning process, and maintains effective government and parliamentary
and industry relations. Strategy, Knowledge & Reputation is responsible for developing and implementing FCC's knowledge management strategy. Also responsible for managing the corporate translation function.
FCC Ventures
FCC Ventures is the venture capital/private equity division of Farm Credit Canada. FCC Ventures invested in Canadian businesses dedicated to serving and advancing agriculture in Canada and throughout the global economy. FCC was also the lead investor
in Avrio Ventures Limited Partnership which is dedicated to investing in businesses in Canada devoted to industrial life sciences.