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FARMER MAC PARTNERS WITH FLM+ FOR STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS
May 24, 2013
Source: FLM+ news release
The Federal Agricultural Mortgage Corporation (Farmer Mac; NYSE: AGM and AGM.A), commonly known as Farmer Mac, based in Washington, D.C., has selected FLM+ as a strategic marketing and communications partner to build upon its success as a leading financial resource for agriculture and rural America.
Farmer Mac is an investor-owned company created by Congress in 1988 to improve theavailability of long-term credit for America's farmers, ranchers, rural utilities, businesses and communities.
Farmer Mac's secondary market for agricultural mortgages and rural business loans serves to increase the availability of long-term credit at stable interest rates to segments of rural America. This secondary market brings important benefits to lenders that serve the credit needs of rural America.
"As a marketing and communications company devoted exclusively to the business and life of rural communities, FLM+ is honored to assist Farmer Mac with strategic marketing, communications and branding initiatives that support its essential mission of providing liquidity and financial tools to lenders who serve rural customers," said Rob McClelland, FLM+ President and CEO.
"As rural America continues to grow in an ever changing financial world, Farmer Mac continues to be a critical financial element for lenders in the rural communities we serve. FLM+ provides the needed strategic tools and knowledge that will assist Famer Mac in reaching out to serve these communities," said Tim Buzby, President and CEO of Farmer Mac.
FLM+ is a strategic marketing and communications company serving clients who specialize in the business of agriculture and the life of rural communities. The more than 50 affiliated team members of FLM+ are focused on Wide open thinking™ (www.wideopenthinking.com) and are located in Minneapolis, MN; Columbus, OH; Washington, D.C.; Indianapolis, IN; St. Louis, MO; Bloomington, IL; and Des Moines, IA.
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