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1. 1. The Mosaic Company Launches Today as Newest Fortune 500 sized Firm

   www.cargill.co.uk/news/news_re - [Cached]

   Published on: 3/13/2005   Last Visited: 7/15/2006

   "Mosaic plans to harvest cost synergies, reduce phosphate mining and processing costs, reduce working capital, pay down debt and earn the right to grow," said Fredric W. "Fritz" Corrigan, Mosaic chief executive officer and president and 38-year Cargill veteran.
   
   He noted that the company will implement best practices from both predecessors in such areas as mining and reclamation, crop nutrient production and distribution, customer service, crop production advisory services, environmental stewardship, employee safety and community involvement.
   
   "At all our locations around the world today, Mosaic employees are celebrating this great event, which their hard work made possible," said Corrigan.He noted that Mosaic employees worldwide are committed to offering uninterrupted service to Mosaic's customers as they begin operating as a combined enterprise.
   
   "Our vision is to become the global leader in nourishing crops by delivering distinctive value to world agriculture and to all we touch.We are bringing together the best talent and experience from two industry leaders to create a single, global source for the world's primary crop and animal feed nutrients.Our strategy is to succeed through engaged employees, who serve enthusiastic customers and enrich the communities in which we operate.As we accomplish this strategy, we intend to achieve superior value for stakeholders," Corrigan added.
   
   Mosaic is led by a Senior Leadership Team (SLT) of nine people drawn from the management groups of Cargill, IMC and other firms.In addition to Corrigan, SLT members include: James T. Thompson, executive vice president who will oversee Mosaic's commercial activities; Lawrence W. Stranghoener, executive vice president and chief financial officer; Steven L. Pinney, senior vice president, phosphate operations; Norman B. Beug, vice president, potash operations; Donald F. "Fred" Gill, who heads Mosaic's Saskatchewan-based nitrogen joint venture, Saskferco Products Inc.; Richard L. Mack, senior vice president and general counsel; Stephen P. Malia, senior vice president, human resources, and; Linda K. Thrasher, vice president, public affairs.
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   In addition to Lumpkins and Corrigan, members of Mosaic's board of directors include: Guillaume Bastiaens, vice chairman of Cargill since 1998; Raymond F. Bentele, retired president and chief executive office of Mallinckrodt Inc., and a past director of IMC; Harold H. MacKay, partner of the law firm MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman LLP in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, and a past director of IMC; David B. Mathis, chairman of Kemper Insurance Companies, and a past director of IMC; William T. Monahan, retired chairman of the board, president and chief executive officer of Imation Corporation; Douglas A. Pertz, former chairman and chief executive officer of IMC; James T. Prokopanko, senior vice president of Cargill; Steven M. Seibert of Tallahassee-Florida-based The Seibert Law Firm, and; William R. Graber, retired senior vice president and chief financial officer of McKesson Corporation.

2. 2. Cargill Australia - The Mosaic Company

   www.cargill.com.au/news_mosaic - [Cached]

   Published on: 10/25/2004   Last Visited: 8/13/2007

   "Mosaic plans to harvest cost synergies, reduce phosphate mining and processing costs, reduce working capital, pay down debt and earn the right to grow," said Fredric W. "Fritz" Corrigan, Mosaic chief executive officer and president and 38-year Cargill veteran.
   
   He noted that the company will implement best practices from both predecessors in such areas as mining and reclamation, crop nutrient production and distribution, customer service, crop production advisory services, environmental stewardship, employee safety and community involvement."At all our locations around the world today, Mosaic employees are celebrating this great event, which their hard work made possible," said Corrigan.He noted that Mosaic employees worldwide are committed to offering uninterrupted service to Mosaic's customers as they begin operating as a combined enterprise.
   
   "Our vision is to become the global leader in nourishing crops by delivering distinctive value to world agriculture and to all we touch.We are bringing together the best talent and experience from two industry leaders to create a single, global source for the world's primary crop and animal feed nutrients.Our strategy is tosucceed through engaged employees, who serve enthusiastic customers and enrich the communities in which we operate.As we accomplish this strategy, we intend to achieve superior value for stakeholders," Corrigan added.
   
   Mosaic is led by a Senior Leadership Team (SLT) of nine people drawn from the management groups of Cargill, IMC and other irms.In addition to Corrigan, SLT members include: James T. Thompson, executive vice president who will oversee Mosaic's commercial activities; Lawrence W. Stranghoener, executive vice president and chief financial officer; Steven L. Pinney, senior vice president, phosphate operations; Norman B. Beug, vice president, potash operations; Donald F. "Fred" Gill, who heads Mosaic's Saskatchewan-based nitrogen joint venture, Saskferco Products Inc.; Richard L. Mack, senior vice president and general counsel; Stephen P. Malia, senior vice president, human resources, and; Linda K. Thrasher, vice president, public affairs.
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   In addition to Lumpkins and Corrigan, members of Mosaic's board of directors include: Guillaume Bastiaens, vice chairman of argill since 1998; Raymond F. Bentele, retired president and chief executive office of Mallinckrodt Inc., and a past director of IMC; Harold H. MacKay, partner of the law firm MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman LLP in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, and a past director of IMC; David B. Mathis, chairman of Kemper Insurance Companies, and a past director of IMC; William T. Monahan, etired chairman of the board, president and chief executive officer of Imation Corporation; Douglas A. Pertz, former chairman and chief executive officer of IMC; James T. Prokopanko, senior vice president of Cargill; Steven M. Seibert of Tallahassee-Florida-based The Seibert Law Firm, and; William R. Graber, retired senior vice president and chief financial officer of McKesson Corporation.

3. 3. AgProfessional.com

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   Published on: 2/14/2004   Last Visited: 2/21/2008

   According to Fredric W. "Fritz" Corrigan, CEO and president of Mosaic, "the new site will serve as an ideal location for our permanent headquarters' office."Corrigan also said the site "will accommodate the needs of our employees, many of whom live in the western suburbs, as well as customers who will have easy access to the Plymouth location."