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Friesens Employee Directed Giving Gives To Siloam Mission
On behalf of the Employee-Owners of Friesens Corporation, we are pleased to inform you that we recently donated $1,900 to the Siloam Mission. Attached is a picture of the cheque presentation – pictured is CEO Jim Bell, accepting the cheque from employee-owner Cameron Fay. Judy Leiman, Legacy Giving and Donor Relations Coordinator for Siloam Mission […]
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Friesens Employee Directed Giving to Rhineland Food Bank
On behalf of the Employee-Owners of Friesens Corporation, we are pleased to announce that we recently donated $3,700 to the Rhineland Food Bank. Attached is a picture of the cheque presentation – pictured is Ang Stoesz accepting the cheque from employee-owner, Frances Brady. (Please note that the attached photo was taken before physical distancing was […]
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COVID-19 UPDATE
These are some steps we’re taking in the midst of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Our Commitment to our Employee-Owners Throughout every action and decision we make, the health and well-being of our employee-owners are paramount. We are adjusting our protocols to match WHO and Canadian Health Agency standards and regularly communicating with our teams. This […]
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Literacy is the Gateway to Success
The ability to read is the foundation from which we grow as human beings. We are proud to play a part in encouraging literacy for young people. Whether through the thousands of titles we produce each year or through our sponsorship of various reading programs, our employee-owners walk the talk regarding literacy. Friesens is proud […]
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Having trouble getting hired?
Friesens Corporation is excited to partner with Opportunities for Employment (OFE) and Regional Connections offering residents in Altona and the RM of Rhineland a new training program that will provide participants the opportunity to develop the necessary skills to work in a book manufacturing facility. The program will start on October 9th and run until […]
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Friesens Employee-Directed Giving Program Supports Special Olympics – Altona Panthers
Employees at Friesens Corporation in Altona are known for giving back to the community, and the Altona Panthers is the latest group to receive support. The company recently launched an Employee-Directed Giving Program where each employee-owner votes for organizations they feel would benefit the most from charitable giving. The Special Olympics – Altona Panthers was […]
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Friesens Keeps the Pages Turning
A decade ago, the outlook was bleak for renowned Altona book printer, Friesens Corporation. The first e-reader was marketed by Amazon in 2007, the global economy tanked in 2008 and China emerged as a cheap competitor in book printing, sending business offshore. “We had this digital threat, foreign threat and economic threat, all three of […]
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Manufacturing Matters this Canada 150
Manufacturing matters this Canada 150 and CME’s recent online Canada Day promotion aimed to raise the profile of Manufacturing and use member stories to paint a picture of our province from infancy to early adulthood, with a bright future on the horizon. Nearly 64,000 Manitobans work in the sector, which contributes more than 10 per […]
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50 Best Managed Companies
Toronto, ON – Friesens Corporation, the premier short run book manufacturer and packaging specialist in Canada has been named as a winner in Canada’s 50 Best Managed Companies program. Sponsored by Deloitte, CIBC and The National Post, the program identifies Canadian businesses that have implemented best business practices across the organization. “We’re proud to have […]