Policy analysts, agricultural economists, financial, marketing and communications specialists and support personnel staff the Commission.
Among many activities, their work includes helping industry develop broad dairy policies, assessing the changing demand and production of milk and dairy products, and facilitating the pooling of milk revenues and market sharing systems. Staff are led by the Commission’s Chief Executive Office, and Commissioner, who are appointed by the Governor in Council.
The success of the Canadian Dairy Commission’s services depends largely on its human resources as well as on its pursuit of excellence in the services it offers. The CDC employs approximately 65 employees.
The CDC reports to Canada’s Parliament through the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
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