Organigram Global

Are you ready to work me on the P&C Team? We have an exciting opportunity for a Senior Manager, People & Culture – Ontario and Corporate to play a key role in advancing Organigram’s People & Culture strategy across our Ontario-based operations and corporate functions. This leader will support both our London and Aylmer facilities as well as our corporate teams in Toronto, driving initiatives that enhance the employee experience, strengthen engagement, and support our business objectives. In this role, you’ll: -Partner with senior leaders as a trusted advisor on organizational and people matters -Lead strategic People & Culture programs such as performance management, succession planning, and workforce planning -Manage employee and labour relations while providing coaching and development support to leaders -Lead and develop a team of People & Culture professionals We’re looking for a seasoned HR leader with proven experience influencing at the executive level, strong expertise in employee relations and workforce planning, and a practical, results-driven approach to People & Culture. If you’re ready to make an impact and grow with a dynamic organization, I’d love to hear from you!

Don't miss out! Register now for CME's National Manufacturing Conference November 19 in Ottawa. Hear from Canada's top manufacturing experts from Export Development Canada | Exportation et développement Canada, Cenovus Energy, Schneider Electric, BDC, Haleon, DP World, Prince Rupert Port Authority, Fertilizer Canada, Port of Montreal, Organigram Global, Bruce Power, Tenaris, Deloitte, RSM, Bombardier, Toyota Motor Corporation, as well as a panel with Paul Wells, Vassy Kapelos and Jane Taber on the Political Forces Shaping Manufacturing and Trade Policy. Register now for early bird pricing until September 26! Registrants are eligible for special hotel rates while quantities last. Book now! https://lnkd.in/ekrU5UHK

When cannabis shows up in public spaces, it’s a sign of progress. Kudos to The OCS Ontario Cannabis Store for its takeover of the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)'s Downsview Station. This is how the industry moves forward and past the stigma.

Organigram Global congratulates Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre on his return to the House of Commons as the new Member of Parliament for Battle River–Crowfoot. We look forward to working with him, and all Parliamentarians, to ensure Canada’s cannabis sector is recognized as a key pillar of our economy, driving growth, innovation, and job creation from coast-to-coast.

WATCH: From strong Q3 results to strategic acquisitions, Organigram Global CEO Beena Goldenberg, ICD.D shares what’s next on BNN Bloomberg https://lnkd.in/ghMT8uEj

We are not slowing down. Organigram Global's Q3 FY25: Record revenue, U.S. expansion and our strongest harvest yet. Read the full story from Canada’s cannabis market share leader: https://lnkd.in/g2s9DHjw

So, was it a big weekend at your local dispensary? Sales of pre-rolls and beverages soared in the days leading up to Canada Day, and that momentum likely continued through the first long weekend in August. In fact, if the trend continues, summer long weekends could soon eclipse 4/20 as cannabis' big sales event. ICYMI from Organigram Canada President Tim Emberg: Canadians are reaching for ready-to-enjoy formats. Read the Toronto Life Magazine article here: https://lnkd.in/gQiaRf-g

We are proud to see our Chief People Officer, Katrina McFadden, BASc, MBA, featured in Benefits Canada’s 2025 Consultants Report. In the article, Katrina shares her perspective on how workplaces are adapting benefits to meet the changing needs of employees during uncertain times. It’s great to see our leadership team contributing to the broader conversation on how to best support employees. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/gRd378se

Canada’s legal cannabis industry has contributed over $7.4B to the economy in 2024 and supports 80K+ jobs, but outdated policies are holding us back! As industry leaders committed to Canada’s long-term success, we are focused on creating good jobs, stronger communities, and a resilient, innovation-driven economy. Despite our progress, significant barriers still prevent the sector from reaching its full potential—barriers we urge the government to address as part of building One Canadian economy.   Read the full article:    https://lnkd.in/gY773ipt This letter has been endorsed by the following individuals from our membership and community: Paul McCarthy Beena Goldenberg, ICD.D Mike Gorenstein Margaret Brodie CPA, CA ICD.D Miguel Martin Andrew Potter Taylor Giovannini Jen Meyers Timothée Gauthier Zachary George Christelle Gedeon Rolland-Pierre Chalifoux Alex Smith Adam Coates Emma Andrews Andrew Costa, P.Eng, FIoL Pierre Leclerc Av Singh Walker Patton Maxime Paris Nicholas Sosiak, CPA Dave Bow Barry Katzman, MBA Julie Faucher Brian Chow Matthieu Molnar Kevin Laliberté Peter Schissler Nathalie Berthiaum Jean Lafortun Simon Allain Olivier Lecler Vincent St-Arnaud Hugo Leon de Gante Dave Buote Rob Mantrop Francesco Gross David Clement Nathalie Delisle Christine Carrier Karl Couture Tom Devost Alex Lebreton Jeremy Duguay Hartley Prosser BSc (Ag.), QAP Rich Poitras Don Mangos Gordon Nichol Brent and Denise Hannay Treena FIsher Veronica Flores Devon Thane Ryan Yablonsky Greg Claroni Tanner Stewart Frank Marcus Georgia Pothier, ICD.D Omar Ali

Here is Organigram Global CEO Beena Goldenberg, ICD.D's response to Prime Minister Mark Carney's comments today on Canada-U.S. trade relations: "Thank you, Prime Minister, for your strong message and clear commitment to building a more resilient, competitive, Canadian economy! If we are to realize the full potential of One Canadian Economy and position Canada as the most dynamic economic engine in the G7, the legal #cannabis sector must be part of that effort. Since legalization, the sector has contributed $43 billion to Canada’s GDP, added thousands of jobs, and driven innovation in agriculture, health sciences and advanced manufacturing. Cannabis is a made-in-Canada success story: a globally emerging industry worth an estimated CAD $140 billion where we hold first-mover advantage. Unlike many other sectors, its strength does not hinge on U.S. market access or supply chains. With the right policies, tax structure and regulatory alignment, this sector can be a cornerstone of higher private sector productivity, long-term investment and export-led growth. As we work together to build #Canada Strong, there’s a real opportunity to further unlock this sector’s potential and ensure it continues to contribute meaningfully to our shared economic goals." #cdnpoli