Chicken Farmers of Ontario
Stephanie Little has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. In 1996, they started working as a Customer Service/Veterinary Support at ABS Global (Canada Inc.) Ltd., where they coordinated health testing for dairy bulls. Stephanie then worked as an Office Administrator/Product Sales and Support at Dairy Cheq Inc., overseeing equipment installations and providing administrative support. From 2012 to 2014, Stephanie was a Member Relations Administrative Coordinator at Gay Lea Foods, responsible for administrative tasks and event planning. Stephanie worked as a Coordinator, Agriculture at NSF-GFTC (Guelph Food & Technology Centre) from 2014 to 2015, managing administrative tasks and scheduling on-farm food safety audits. Stephanie joined BSG Canada in 2015 as a Customer Service Representative, handling customer orders and ensuring high-quality service. From 2016 to 2017, they served as the Business Operations Manager at Grandview Concrete Grooving Inc., managing office operations and customer relations. Stephanie also worked as an Information Resource Agent at the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Rural Affairs in 2018, providing technical advice and advisory services in a contact center. Currently, they are employed as a Farming Operations Representative at Chicken Farmers of Ontario.
Stephanie Little earned a Diploma in Agriculture from McGill University - Macdonald Campus, specializing in Agriculture, General, from 1991 to 1993. Additionally, they obtained certifications in HACCP II - Plan Development from NSF International in January 2019 and Haccp 1 from NSF International in December 2018.
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Chicken Farmers of Ontario
Chicken Farmers of Ontario (CFO) provides innovative and entrepreneurial leadership to the supply management system and represents more than 1,300 family-run farms that collectively ensure Ontario consumers enjoy a reliable supply of safe, healthy, high quality, Ontario-grown chicken. The Ontario chicken industry is an important contributor to the economic health of the province. The industry is supported by an extensive value chain including Ontario chicken farms, Ontario corn and soybean growers, chick hatcheries, and chicken processors that collectively contribute more than $2.7 billion annually to the Ontario economy and support more than 19,000 full-time local jobs. CFO is committed to providing a collaborative workplace underpinned by performance, accountability, transparency and professionalism. CFO staff-associates enjoy an employer of choice environment with competitive wages and benefits, cross-functional career advancement opportunities, major investments in technology and a sustainable culture that stimulates excellence, innovation and team spirit. CFO operates in a fast-paced and complex business environment which is supported by the following functional business areas: Agricultural Services Communications and Marketing Financial Services Human Resources Information Technology Corporate and Regulatory Affairs Strategy and Business Development For information visit ontariochicken.ca today!