Foresight International
Connecting Global Talents to feed the Nation
we specialize in organic produce, free-range livestock, regenerative farming practices.
Every product we grow reflects our dedication to soil health, ethical labor, and transparency from seed to shelf. With a growing network of partners, distributors, and local markets, Our Farms is proud to be a part of the solution to global food challenges. Whether you're a retailer, chef, or conscious consumer, we invite you to join us in building a food system that values people, planet, and progress.
OTHER SUPPORTIVE DEPARTMENTS
1. Health and Caregiving department, for workers health and wellbieng.
2. Factory Department; for food and fruit processing.
3. Farm Job training.
CERTIFICATION OF REGISTRATION:
Foresight is duly registered as a business firm in CANADA, AUSTRALIA AND NEWZEALAND.
FORESIGHT CANADA , Business Number (BN): 871707725; Registry ID: 4173244.
FORESIGHT AUSTRALIA, Trade Mark 2033437
FORESIGHT NEW ZEALAND, Private limited company number 13950336
DIRECTORSHIP / GOVERNING BODY:
Foresight is an investment initiated by Dr. V.C. SALLY, American citizen, established on 2018. presently, Foresight is governed by 4 private bodies under the directorate of Dr. V.C. SALLY.
Testimonies
Foresight Agency made our hiring process smooth and efficient, greatly enhancing our recruiting experience worldwide.
Butch MorrisonHR Manager, TechCorp
The professionalism and dedication of Foresight management exceeded our expectations.
James RutledgeHealthWorks
Exceptional service! They provided quality candidates promptly and supported us through the entire process.
Sophia RamirezRecruitment Lead, EduGlobe
Services
Our Farms and products
Welcome to 'Our Farms and Products,' a cornerstone of agricultural excellence and sustainability. Our service is designed to connect consumers with farm-fresh, ethically-produced goods directly from local farmers. We prioritize environmental sustainability, ensuring that our farming practices uphold the highest ecological standards. Every product you receive exemplifies quality and a dedication to promoting healthier communities. Experience the true taste of nature with our range of farm products, where every purchase supports small-scale farmers and sustainable development. Partner with us in championing a greener, healthier food system. OUR MAJOR FARMS AND PRODUCTS Foresight farming system are broadly categorized into Three phase, 1. Arable, 2. Pastoral, 3. Mixed types. Arable farms focus on growing crops, while pastoral farms raise livestock, Mixed farms combine both crop cultivation and animal husbandry. Below are the specialized farming areas of which including dairy farms, poultry farms, orchards, vineyards, and more. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Crop Farms (Arable): • Grain and Oilseed Farms: here we cultivate crops like wheat, barley, and corn. • Vegetable and Melon Farms: we Focus on growing a variety of vegetables and melons. • Fruit and Nut Farms: our fruit farms specialize in growing fruits and nuts, such as apples, peaches, almonds, or walnuts. • Vineyards: we are dedicated in growing grapes for wine production. • Rice Farming: we focused on rice cultivation and production. Livestock Farms (Pastoral): • Beef Cattle Ranching and Farming: We raise beef cattle for meat production. • Dairy Farms: we are dedicated to the production of milk and dairy products, often involving cows. • Poultry Farms: we raise domesticated birds like chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese for meat and eggs. • Aquaculture: we raise fishes for meat, shellfish, or algae in controlled environments. Combined Farms (Mixed): • Mixed Farms: Farms that integrate both crop and livestock production, creating a more diversified agricultural operation to reach the whole world. OUR LOCATIONS: 1. CANADA Address: suite 400, 1020 Rue Bouvier, Québec, QC G3K 0K9, Canada Phone contact: +1- 647 839-9169 Email address: foresightinternationalagency@gmail.com Hours: Mon-Fri - 08:00-19:00 2. AUSTRALIA Address: Suite 4, Level 13/350 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia Phone: +61 3 9988 7750 Email address: foresightinternationalagency@gmail.com Hours: Mon-Fri - 08:00-19:00 3. NEW ZEALAND Address:. 25 Sheffield St, Horowhenua, Levin 5510, New Zealand. CALL US. 04 123 123 Email address: foresightinternationalagency@gmail.com Hours: Mon-Fri - 08:00-19:00
Employment Opportunities
We have a recruitment team that Provides comprehensive international recruitment services tailored to the vacant positions as needed. There are a number of farm jobs that you can pursue at Foresight Farms, depending on your interests, education, and physical strength. Some of the more common farm jobs include being a picker, farmhand, rancher, livestock breeder, or farm manager. There are also support positions, such as mechanics who specialize in maintenance and repair of farm equipment. Additionally, there are many research and academic jobs associated with agriculture, such as soil scientists and crop geneticists, both of which require significant educational training. The qualifications needed to get a job in farming depend on the type of career you wish to pursue. Agricultural workers, such as pickers, combine operators, and ranch farmworkers do not typically need any qualifications beyond good physical stamina. However, a high school diploma or experience with crops may improve your opportunities. For more complex positions, such as land managers, breeders, or other mid-level positions, you may need a high school diploma and some post-secondary work. Do to our yearly expansions in different countries, we recruits over 1000 laborers yearly. PROFESSIONAL JOBS AND WAGES Grain Merchandiser Salary range: $34,000-$190,500 per year A grain merchandiser purchases and sells grain as a commodity. Based on the market, which fluctuates based on supply and demand, they decide when to buy grain, then store it or process it until it is an ideal time to sell. They buy from farmers at a basis price at harvest, which is set based on the futures price, or the amount a buyer agrees to pay at a later date. Merchandisers often work for grain elevators, processors, or businesses that can hold the grain until resale. Dairy Management. Salary range: $142,000-$165,000 per year The job duties of a dairy consultant revolve around working on the improvement of different aspects of the milk production process. In this career, your responsibilities may vary depending on your area of expertise. You can focus on nutrition for a herd of dairy cows to increase production and ensure proper growth, or you may perform research in the field of livestock genetics, focusing on reproduction and development so that the cows have a better chance of producing quality milk. As a dairy consultant, you may also advise farmers about additional methods for increasing production and processing of milk. Seed District Sales Manager Salary range: $51,500-$100,000 per year A seed district sales manager is responsible for managing the direct sales activities of agricultural growers and dealers. In this career, you work with farmers to reach profit goals and sell seed products like corn and soybeans. Your duties are to help customers build a network within their territory, distribute products, and negotiates prices. You develop and review business plans and marketing systems for the organization, and also recruit and train dealers. You lead the sales team for their organization. Additionally, you help train new dealers on all products in development and new to the market. Agricultural Specialist Salary range: $57,000-$98,500 per year Agricultural specialists research farms and crops, collect data, and help farmers implement the best industry practices available. As an agricultural specialist, you also take the time to evaluate farmlands, cultivate relationships with others in the industry, and support land conservation efforts. Many agriculture specialists work at a college or university as part of a long-term project, and may teach classes on agriculture or supervise students doing projects of their own. Some schools expect you to focus on providing useful results and soliciting funding for the agriculture program. This position is different from the agricultural specialists of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, who work to prevent the introduction of harmful plant pests and animal disease to domestic plants and animals and stop agro-terrorism. Agricultural Engineer Salary range: $82,500-$83,000 per year Agricultural engineering is the design of equipment, structures, and farming systems for agricultural industries. As an agricultural engineer, your responsibilities may include the design of everything, from new harvesting tools, to grain storage facilities, to aquaculture systems. These duties include extensive use of CAD design software. You are also expected to manage agriculture projects. In some cases, agricultural engineers work with a team to ensure they complete projects on time. In addition, you must be able to resolve problems related to food production or equipment failure. Grain Operations Manager Salary range: $36,500-$78,000 per year A grain operations manager oversees daily operations at a grain elevator or other grain storage facility. As a grain operations manager, you manage workers, direct them in the loading and unloading of grains from trucks or rail cars, monitor grain mixing, and ensure the quality of the grain and storage. Your responsibilities include performing maintenance on the equipment at the facility, including the pneumatic conveyors or bucket elevators that lift grain into silos or bins, and handling all customer orders and shipments. Produce Buyer Salary range: $37,500-$74,500 per year A produce buyer works in a grocery store or chain to manage the inventory of fruits and vegetables. In this career, your job duties involve sourcing produce and negotiating a wholesale price that fits with your employer’s budget. You may create contacts with wholesalers or directly with growers. Your responsibilities include performing inspections to verify the quality of the products that you plan to purchase. Most produce buyers continuously search for suppliers who can offer quality products and low prices. You must also have skills in and knowledge of supply chain, shelf-life, and current commodity market trends. Crop Advisor Salary range: $61,500-$71,500 per year The job duties of a crop advisor include helping farmers and agricultural companies grow crops and achieve a profitable yield. Your responsibilities in this career consist of working to evaluate farming plans, seeds, crop choices, and fertilizers based on factors like the location of the farm, the climate, weather forecasts, commodity prices, and soil quality. You then make recommendations to each farmer based on your evaluations. You inspect each field during the growing season to look for pests, plant diseases, and other issues that could hurt yield. Farm Operations Manager Salary range: $40,000-$69,000 per year The role of a farm operations manager is to oversee the daily running of a farm, ranch, or other agricultural facilities, such as a nursery, greenhouse, or aquaculture establishment. As a farm operations manager, you supervise all of the other workers, such as department managers, field workers, and mechanical technicians. Your duties also include directing major operations at your facility, such as planting and harvesting schedules, cultivation practices, hiring and training of new workers, and contracting workers, equipment, and services that are not retained in-house. You help owners and executives plan budgets and other long-term strategies. Irrigation Manager Salary range: $44,500-$69,000 per year An irrigation manager supervises the planning, implementation, and monitoring of an irrigation project. As an irrigation manager, you ensure that irrigation efforts meet efficiency, water conservation, and quality standards, and that the project is completed on time and within the planned budget. Your duties include working with the landowner, landscape expert, or agriculture professional to establish project needs and expectations. Your responsibilities may also include overseeing irrigation technicians during the installation, monitoring, and repair of the system. Farm Manager Salary range: $40,500-$68,500 per year The job duties of a farm manager include overseeing farming operations. In this career, your responsibilities vary somewhat depending on the type of crops or livestock that you manage. In general, you are responsible for maximizing production of either animals or crops. You may make decisions about the optimal times for plowing, planting, fertilizing, and harvesting. You may test soil, choose fertilizers or pesticides, or opt for a specific type of livestock feed to increase yield. As a farm manager, you may also oversee the acquisition and maintenance of equipment and facilities. Crop Consultant Salary range: $60,000-$68,500 per year A crop consultant, also known as a crop advisor, provides advice to farmers about what types of crops to plant in a particular area. As a crop consultant, your job duties are to consult closely with your clients about soil, seeds, budgets, and other environmental conditions, such as rainfall and humidity. You also maintain close relationships with suppliers, such as seed banks and fertilizer companies. A crop consultant is also very knowledgeable about crop diseases, pests, and other issues that may plague a farmer’s crops. Precision Agriculture Specialist Salary range: $49,500-$64,000 per year A precision agriculture specialist works with growers to assist with technical precision equipment. The equipment you work with includes mapping equipment and software that indicate ideal soil locations, global positioning systems for soil sample and growing recommendations, and satellite equipment that delineates relevant variations in the land. In addition to helping growers use and understand precision equipment, your duties may also include making recommendations for, and selling, equipment that might be useful to them. Precision agriculture specialists also install, optimize, inspect, and repair precision agriculture equipment for clients and offer training to growers and other specialists on proper equipment use. Agricultural Sales Representative Salary range: $46,000-$63,500 per year The job of an agricultural sales representative is to sell agricultural (ag) products and services to a farm or company. They often travel to locations within an assigned territory to negotiate orders for seeds for crops, pesticides, fertilizer, garden equipment, food for animals, and livestock. The duties of an agricultural sales representative include finding potential clients; educating customers on installation, operation, and maintenance of machines; recommending products; managing inventory; and preparing contracts and reports. An ag sales rep may attend tradeshows and conferences regularly to stay current on industry trends. Farmer Salary range: $28,000-$61,500 per year Farmers raise livestock, like cows or pigs, and plant, grow, and sell crops. Farmers are business owners. They sell goods, hire and pay employees, and keep an eye on their profits and expenses. Tractor Mechanic Salary range: $43,000-$60,000 per year As a tractor mechanic, you repair farm equipment like mechanical and diesel tractor systems. In this role, you may diagnose failures, interpret test results, disassemble mechanical systems, and check any electronic programs that the equipment uses. You often travel to farms to provide on-site service and repair due to the difficulty of getting some inoperable tractors to repair facilities. Some tractor mechanics live on-site to provide immediate services for larger farms. Fulfilling the duties and responsibilities of this job requires attention to detail, physical stamina, excellent eyesight, and the ability to make repairs in various types of weather. Grain Inspector Salary range: $36,000-$58,500 per year The duties of a grain inspector include inspecting containers, trucks, and railcars to ensure they meet requirements for carrying grain, ensuring they do not have leaks, infestations, or other issues. You are in charge of quality control and take samples of each grain load and test it using federal grain inspection procedures outlined by the Federal Grain Inspection Service (FGIS) and Agricultural Marketing Act (AMA). Other responsibilities include preparing for grading by running a number of tests and awarding each load with a corresponding grade based on moisture content, weight, and foreign material presence. Other tests may be required such as for measuring mycotoxins, proteins and oil, and more. You document all tests that you run and keep a record of all results and grades. Agricultural Inspector Salary range: $47,500-$57,500 per year An agricultural inspector monitors farms and other agricultural production facilities to ensure that the location complies with all health and safety regulations. Their duties include inspecting meat and produce for quality, visiting a farm or plant to make sure that the facility meets federal standards, and write reports about their findings. Career qualifications for an agricultural inspector include a high school diploma or GED, although an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in biology, agricultural science, or a related field may be preferred. Additional job skills include an eye for detail and strong written communication. Agriculture Mechanic Salary range: $37,500-$56,000 per year An agriculture mechanic performs machine maintenance and repair on farm equipment, such as combines or tractors. These service technicians calibrate farm vehicles and tools, ensure machinery is in good working order, diagnose mechanical issues, and fix equipment when it breaks. You can begin your career as an agriculture mechanic with a high school diploma and on-the-job training. Some mechanics choose to complete vocational school or an associate degree program to improve their mechanical aptitude and acquire additional skills, which may offer a competitive advantage with employers. Precision Farming Specialist Salary range: $47,000-$54,500 per year A precision farming specialist focuses on sales and support for specialized farming equipment and systems. In this career, you may work with an agricultural equipment store or department to provide information about products to staff and customers. Your duties could include equipment demonstrations in stores, on farms, or at trade shows. Some precision farm specialists may have training responsibilities which require them to show farmers and other agricultural professionals how to safely and effectively operate the precision farming equipment. You may travel to farms to provide onsite support for existing customers. Horticulturist Salary range: $36,000-$53,500 per year A horticulturist is a plant and soil specialist whose responsibilities are to inspect plants, crops, and gardens, identify any issues regarding watering, fertilizing, soil, or pest control, and coordinate efforts to address the issues and improve the aesthetic or productive nature of the landscape. As a horticulturist, your other duties may include overseeing the planning of new farmland, landscape design, or the preservation of natural habitat. You typically supervise other garden or farm workers and work closely with soil scientists, landscape architects, groundskeepers, and other plant specialists. Licensed Chemical Spray Technician Salary range: $36,500-$52,500 per year A licensed chemical spray technician performs chemical applications for pest prevention or other landscaping needs. Your responsibilities in this career are to conduct routine safety inspections of equipment, maintain proper chemical storage and mixing areas that comply with local and federal regulations, and manage inventory and usage of fertilizer and pesticides. Your duties include operating sprayers and spreaders to treat specific insect and landscape disease and nutritional deficiencies. You also use sprays, dusts, vapors, and soil incorporation on lawns or landscapes to preserve trees, shrubs, and botanical crops. Grower Salary range: $30,500-$52,000 per year A grower is a large-scale garden or horticulture specialist who oversees the growing of crops, such as produce, medicinal species, and ornamental plants/trees. Your duties involve monitoring all stages of a plant’s growing cycles, from soil and facility preparation and seed germination to watering, lighting, and harvesting. Depending on the scope of your responsibilities, you may also be tasked with research into strain genetics, cloning or grafting breeds of a plant, and lab testing of finished products to test for disease, potency, or other factors. Irrigation Technician Salary range: $38,000-$50,000 per year As an irrigation technician, your responsibilities are to install and repair irrigation systems that water gardens and crops. You may help landscape areas to hide irrigation systems, provide maintenance on existing systems, and create plans to show customers. Other duties include testing installations, evaluating winterization plans, providing detailed reports on systems, and managing an inventory of spare and replacement parts. You may also gather and update historical data about water sources, suggest watering schedules to customers to help minimize irrigation costs, and help implement solutions for droughts or water restrictions. Irrigation technicians frequently travel to work sites, but overnight trips are not common. Greenhouse Manager Salary range: $40,000-$50,000 per year A greenhouse manager oversees the daily operations of a greenhouse. Their duties include hiring and training new staff, managing schedules, and directing staff on tasks, such as the propagation, cultivation, and harvesting of plants. As a greenhouse manager, you may work on a farm, for a large, commercial agricultural operation, or in a horticulture department on a college campus. You breed and cultivate decorative or functional trees, shrubs, and flowers. You are responsible for daily inspections of the facility to ensure the conditions are optimal for the plants and handling any diseases or pests that may appear in the greenhouse.
Work Permit and Visa Sponsorship
FORESIGHT appointed a representative whose work is to procure all the legal papers for the foreign workers both immigration papers and from other respective offices. The authorized representative Assist candidates in visa processes to ensure a seamless recruitment experience over Work Permit, LMIA, PR and Visitors Visa, Immigration can be tricky, but Foresight authorized representative makes it simple for our employee. Services of the authorized representative help FORESIGHT to bring in top international talent with ease. the representative handles everything from start to finish so you can focus on your job. The authorized representative work with a top-notch partners to offer all the immigration assistance to help the need of FORESIGHT employees. from work permit applications to permanent residency, we got all foreign workers covered. EMPLOYMENT and VISA PROCEEDURES to bring foreign workers to FORESIGHT; At Foresight, Once a candidate CV is approved, FORESIGHT will provide job contract offer letter for the foreign worker to sign as a prove of employment acceptance. ( note; our official OFFER OF EMPLYMENT LETTER is issued to candidate at the point of arrival as a matter of unforeseen reasons.) Once the foreign worker signed and return the contract agreement, FORESIGHT will issue an official invitation letter to the foreigner for the purpose of obtaining visitors visa as an entrance to the country. Once the visitors Visa is ready, our expertise will book and pay for the foreign workers air ticket and pick up the candidate once arrived at the airport. Once the candidate arrived at FORESIGHT, accommodation will be provided with daily feedings, while the authorized representative person proceed with other documentations related to conversion of visitors visa to work permit to ensure proper documentations, issuance of job offer letter, work permits procurement, employment visa and LMIA applications to permanent residency for the foreign workers. VISA SPONSORSHIP FORESIGHT provides full sponsorship to international candidates under contract agreement for deduction of 10 percent of monthly wages for period of 18 months to cover the expenses. Our recruitment team ensures everything runs smoothly and meets all legal requirements. note: We offer sponsorship base employment with deduction of 10 percent of monthly wage for the period of 18 months. All foreign worker are responsible for the payment of their biometrics and visitors visa fee, and any other related documentations in regard of obtaining visitors visa from their location. Our team ensures everything runs smoothly and meets all legal requirements.
WORKERS HEALTH AND CAREGIVING DEPARTMENT
Foresight Farms Created Health and Caregiving department to oversees the health, wellness, and medical care of all employees across the company." MAJOR SERVICES: The department of health and Caregiving services is responsible for safeguarding the health, safety, and overall well-being of all employees within the organization. The department provides comprehensive healthcare support, including preventive care, first aid, workplace safety training, and access to medical resources. It also manages caregiving programs that promote physical and mental wellness, ensuring a healthy and supportive environment for all team members. By prioritizing employee welfare, the department helps maintain productivity, morale, and a culture of care across the farm’s operations. STAFF STRUCTURE: 1. Department Head Position: Director of Health and Caregiving Services Role: Oversees all department operations, sets policies, ensures compliance with health regulations, and manages the team. 2. Medical Team Chief Medical Officer (CMO) – Leads medical staff, develops health programs, and oversees clinical care. On-site Nurses/Health Officers – Provide first aid, conduct regular health checks, manage minor illnesses and injuries. Visiting/Consulting Doctors – Available for routine checkups, emergencies, and specialized care. 3. Caregiving Team Head Caregiver – Supervises caregiving staff and ensures proper support for employees in need. Care Assistants – Provide assistance to workers with health concerns or disabilities, manage recovery programs. Wellness Coordinators – Promote mental health, nutrition, and stress management initiatives. 4. Emergency Response Unit Emergency Response Coordinator – Oversees preparedness for medical emergencies and accidents. First Aid & Safety Officers – Handle incidents, maintain first aid kits, and conduct emergency drills. 5. Administrative Support Health Records Officer – Maintains accurate medical and caregiving records. Department Secretary – Manages scheduling, communications, and supplies. Data & Compliance Analyst – Ensures all health policies meet regulatory standards. 6. Training & Education Unit Health Educators – Conduct workshops on hygiene, safety, nutrition, and preventive care. Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Counselors – Provide confidential counseling and support services. Salary Ranges: Average: $52,140 per year or $28.10 per hour. Entry-level: $39,000 per year. Experienced: Up to $88,720 per year. Hourly: $22.22 - $32.18. NOTE: Salary payments are scaled by qualifications and duties.
FACTORY DEPARTMENT
FORESIGHT created Department of Food and Fruit Processing Services. This department is responsible for handling, processing, and packaging all farm-produced foods and fruits to meet quality, safety, and hygiene standards. The staff oversee washing, sorting, preservation, and value addition to ensure that all products are fresh, market-ready, and compliant with industry regulations. They also work to improve efficiency, minimize waste, and maintain the nutritional quality of all processed goods. MANAGEMENT STAFF STRUCTION: Department Manager / Head of Processing – Oversees the entire department and manages operations. Production Supervisors – Coordinate daily processing, ensure efficiency, and manage production lines. Quality Assurance Officers – Monitor product quality, hygiene, and safety standards. Food Technologists / Processing Specialists – Develop processing methods, improve efficiency, and maintain product standards. Maintenance Technicians – Keep machinery and equipment in proper working order. Inventory and Supply Chain Coordinators – Handle raw materials, packaging supplies, and stock management. Safety and Compliance Officers – Ensure adherence to food safety regulations and worker safety protocols. Processing Operators / Line Workers – Operate processing machines, sort, clean, and package fruits and food products. Logistics and Dispatch Staff – Handle packaging, labeling, and distribution of finished products. Administrative and Support Staff – Manage records, reporting, and internal communication. SALARY WAGES: Food and fruit processing jobs offer varying salaries depending on the specific role, experience level, and location. Entry-level positions like general food packaging or food preparation can start around $33,150 per year or $17 per hour. More experienced roles, such as those in production or as a supervisor, can range from $38,173 to $75,000+ per year, with some specialized roles potentially reaching even higher salaries. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Entry-Level Positions: Food Packaging: General food packaging roles average around $33,150 per year or $17 per hour. Food Preparation: Entry-level food preparation workers (1-3 years experience) earn an average of $33,862 per year. More Experienced Positions: Food Factory Workers: Experienced workers in food factories can earn up to $38,173 per year, with entry-level positions starting around $31,200. Production Laborers: Wages for production laborers in food processing range from $15.60 to $19.31 per hour. Fruit Processing Supervisors: Supervisors in fruit and vegetable processing plants can earn between $22.00 and $25.00 per hour. Production Supervisors: Production supervisors in food and beverage processing can earn $35,000 to $53,000 annually.
Management
DR. V.C. SALLY
C.E.O. / President, Foresight International
C.E.O. / President, Foresight International Dr. Sally, As the visionary leader of Foresight International, the C.E.O. and President oversees the company’s strategic direction, global operations, and long-term growth initiatives. With a commitment to innovation, sustainability, and excellence, they drive the organization’s mission to deliver high-value solutions across international markets. Under their leadership, Foresight International continues to expand its global presence, foster strategic partnerships, and set industry benchmarks. The C.E.O./President embodies the company’s core values of integrity, foresight, and service excellence, ensuring sustainable success and stakeholder trust.
Dr. Beth Newman
Management Director, Foresight International (Canada)
Oversees the strategic planning, operations, and administrative functions of Foresight International in Canada. Responsible for driving organizational growth, managing departmental teams, ensuring operational efficiency, and implementing company policies in alignment with global objectives. Acts as a key liaison between the executive board and operational units, fostering innovation and sustainable business development.
Dr. Smith Lennon
Management Director, Foresight International (Australia):
Role Summary: The Management Director oversees all operational, strategic, and administrative functions of Foresight International in Australia. They ensure that company objectives are met efficiently, resources are managed effectively, and teams operate in alignment with the organization’s mission and global standards.
Jennifer Binto
Management Director, Foresight International (New Zealand)
Responsible for overseeing the strategic and operational management of Foresight International’s New Zealand branch. Duties include supervising departmental heads, ensuring smooth day-to-day operations, managing budgets and resources, developing business strategies, and ensuring compliance with company policies and local regulations. The role focuses on driving growth, maintaining high performance standards, and fostering collaboration across all departments to achieve the organization’s objectives.
FORESIGHT FARM JOB TRAINING COURSE
Our dedicated hosts help exchange visitors learn the necessary farming skills to be successful in the rapidly changing industry. Through our training programs, participants will be able to strengthen their existing skills, all while learning new techniques that will help them feel more confident and prepared for the Job.
FORESIGHT awards Certificates of Proficiency to the candidates at the end of the one week program, also, with an invitation letter to visit the Foresight company.
$120
Contact
- suite 400, 1020 Rue Bouvier, Québec, QC G3K 0K9, Canada
- +1- 647 839-9169
- foresightinternationalagency@gmail.com
- Mon-Fri - 08:00-19:00
