Quebec pension fund manager ranks number one in the world
“You get to be presented with interesting challenges. You have many opportunities to evolve and progress within the organization. You don’t have to leave,” Emond said.
The CDPQ also ranked among the top 20 multinational companies to work for in the world, according to a publication. “This ranking really shows outstanding employers that go beyond the normal offering of organizations,” Hamza Idrissi of bestplacestoworkfor.org told Global News.Looking ahead to 2023, Emond says his team will be looking at long-term goals, not short-term economic cycles, while still taking some risks.
“I think this year it will be about the economy and where it goes and how it lands. But I think if you look at our people, they’re taking a long-term view. They know exactly what our clients want. They talk with them on a regular basis. And from that perspective, we will keep that recipe going on and we’re pretty confident that as we’ve shown in the past we will be able to continue delivering on the long run,” he said.
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