We take immense pride in being actively involved in local initiatives, whether through event sponsorship, participation on local boards, or strategic partnerships. This engagement is a distinctive facet of our business, allowing us to directly impact the communities we serve. By actively participating in the fabric of our community, we cultivate a sense of trust and loyalty among our valued client base.
FSET encourages staff to engage in community service, we allow up to three normal working days each calendar year, offering employees the opportunity to give back to approved community service organizations.
We are proud to spotlight our team members who exemplify FSET’s commitment to social responsibility and community service. Their dedication to helping the local community mirrors our company values at FSET, particularly our focus on making a meaningful difference in the communities we serve. We thank our team members for their dedication to making a significant impact within the community.
Chris has been a volunteer firefighter since age seventeen. He started at the Laclu Volunteer Fire Hall and has since been with the Kenora Fire Department for over two years.
Being a volunteer firefighter involves training in diverse emergency situations, ranging from auto accidents and water rescues to house fires, ensuring readiness in critical moments.
Chris’s work also includes technical aspects of firefighting and developing an understanding of the impact of fire on individuals and communities.
We thank Chris for his commitment and dedication to the community.
As the Chief Information Officer at FSET, Al brings his humour and energy to his role, much like he does while coaching minor hockey.
Al has been coaching for about six years, volunteering on every team his son has played for. For the last two years, Al has been the assistant head coach for his son’s U11 and U13 teams in the Sackville Flyers Minor Hockey Association.
He shared his experience, saying “I love the feeling I get when teaching these kids a new play, a new move, or even being able to help them skate better or faster.”
We are grateful for Al’s contributions and the positive impact he has made within our company and in the broader community.
Natasha serves on three influential community boards: the Northwest Training and Adjustment Board (NTAB), the Kenora & District Chamber of Commerce (KDCC), and the Northern Policy Institute (NPI).
In these roles, Natasha advocates for technological advancements and strategic solutions, reflecting FSET’s values of being progressive thinkers and early adopters of technology.
We thank Natasha for her dedication to supporting and giving back to the community.
With the introduction of our 4-day work week, Ray has taken on a significant role in serving our country by enrolling as a private in the Canadian Armed Forces.
Ray recently completed his Basic Military Qualification (BMQ) and is now preparing for further training this summer to become fully qualified.
At FSET, we believe in giving back and supporting our employees’ volunteer efforts. Ray exemplifies our values and our commitment to community involvement.
We would like to extend our gratitude to Private King for his dedication and service.
We are proud to spotlight our CEO Nicole Brown.
With a commitment to social responsibility and community service, Nicole leads our team at FSET by example.
Nicole plays an active and influential role in the local community. She has served as the Public Appointee for the Northwestern Health Unit, as well as on the Board of Directors for the Lake of the Woods District Hospital.
Nicole is also the President and assistant coach of the Kenora Swimming Sharks and a member of the Executive Committee for the Borealis Multisport Club.
We thank Nicole for her dedication and support to the local community.
Throughout the year, FSET actively sponsors and participates in various events, offering organizations a prime opportunity to explore our services.
