NRUCFC (National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance Corporation)

We're thrilled to announce that longtime CFC vice president Amy Luongo has been named senior vice president of Strategic Services! Luongo brings more than 20 years of experience with cooperative members to her new role at the helm of CFC’s value-added services teams. “Amy has a strong knowledge of CFC’s products and services, great relationships with our members and an in-depth understanding of their needs,” CFC CEO Andrew Don said. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ehfkXH6P

In honor of National Co-op Month and the seventh Cooperative Principle of Concern for Community, CFC held a food drive, with staff donating more than 400 items to the Northern Virginia Family Service (NVFS) Hunger Resource Center. Thank you to those who donated, organized the drive, sorted the food and delivered everything to NVFS!

Come work with us! We have many great job opportunities at CFC, from treasury and finance roles to legal service and project management positions. Take a look at our openings and apply or share with anyone you know who might be a good fit: https://lnkd.in/eDQiwaN

In honor of National Co-op Month, CFC staff members visited Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC). Staff first participated in a field visit to Mt. Jackson Substation/Community Solar Site, followed by an in-depth tour of SVEC’s headquarters facility in Rockingham, Virginia. There, staff met with the SVEC senior leadership team, discussing key projects and engaging in an insightful Q&A. CFC staff also received an overview of various departments’ within SVEC’s operations and critical team members. Many thanks to the SVEC team for a wonderful visit!

Following hurricanes Helene and Milton, CFC made donations to electric cooperative employee emergency assistance funds in Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee and is also working with Georgia’s statewide association to provide their electric cooperative employees with financial assistance. In addition to supporting statewide associations, CFC is working with nearly 30 electric cooperatives across the five states to put in place emergency lines of credit to ensure they have quick access to funds to support their restoration and recovery efforts.

CFC is proud to celebrate National Co-op Month! Being part of a #cooperative means being part of something special. Each year, we celebrate our unique business model in October, which is National Co-op Month. This year, CFC, along with 40,000 other cooperative businesses, will pay tribute to our organizational structure with the theme of “The Future Is Cooperative.”

CFC Vice President of Utility Research & Policy Jan Ahlen and District 7 Director Darick Eisenbraun (CEO of High Plains Power Inc.) recently presented CFC and NCSC Educational Fund checks totaling over $17,000 to the Wyoming Rural Electric Association (WREA) at the WREA Fall Conference. CFC Educational Fund money is distributed through electric cooperative statewide associations to be used for a variety of educational efforts, including videos, training programs, youth camps, scholarships, exhibits and advertising efforts. NCSC funds can be used to help pay for the annual Youth Tour. Pictured, from left: Jan, WREA Board Vice President John Joyce and Darick.

This week on Solutions Economic & Market Watch: Are Rate Cuts Really Just Around the Corner? Join Antony Davies, director of economic and financial research at CFC, as he examines the evidence supporting the answer "no." Listen here: https://lnkd.in/dKCXxham

Join a mission driven organization! CFC has a great role available for a Loan Operations Manager to join our Accounting team. Learn more about that role and the other exciting openings we have at CFC: https://lnkd.in/dvKaVkd4

CFC honors and recognizes the work and contributions of laborers to the U.S. CFC offices will be closed Monday, September 2, in observance of #LaborDay2024.