Our business is committed to improving the quality of advice, assistance, and information available to both our clients and customers. While navigating your way around our site, we are sure you will appreciate the availability of up to date information on markets and analysis, pricing, changing infrastructure or policy issues, and current news in relation to staffing and Board activities. If you require a more detailed assessment, call the local elevator supervisor as referenced on this site or alternatively the general manager. Questions, comments or suggestions are encouraged.
Our wish to all GEC clients and customers is for a prosperous 2011. At GEC, as we reflect on the past year, we remember that it is the expectation of some better future that is critical to successful business strategy development and execution. The problems and challenges of the past year are replaced with optimism, anticipation, and opportunity for the next. This is the vision necessary to operate a successful business; hope for a better future.
An attached review of GEC activities for 2010 is provided for your enjoyment, and we hope the grain/oilseed situational analysis, and 2011 outlook included for PEI crops is of value as customers contemplate their planting decisions for the coming year.
Dave Thompson, President of the Board of Directors has announced a number of staffing changes at two of its three elevator locations.
In Kensington, Wade Waddell was appointed Plant Supervisor, with overall responsibility for staffing, and the day to day operation of the elevator and related facilities.
Neil Campbell will assume major responsibility for purchases, sales, and risk management for all crops in which the corporation deals. He will split his time between the Kensington elevator and Administrative office of GEC located in the Potato Services Building, 7 McCarville Drive, Kensington.
In Roseneath Joseph Vandenberghe has been appointed as Plant Supervisor replacing Joseph Leck who resigned in March 2011 to take over the operation of the family dairy farm located in Nova Scotia.
Veteran Don McCarthy manager of the Elmsdale facility continues in his managerial role of that facility.
In other news President Dave Thompson also announced that Gerald MacIsaac of Coleman joins Clayton Bulpitt, Tracey MacEwen, Donald Pickering, Gary Robinson, and Robert Mulligan as a full Board member.
For further information about the GEC it’s staff, facilities, and services call the general manager Michael J Delaney (902) 836-8929.