AgFirst appoints Corey MacGillivray as Chief Financial Officer

March 27, 2026

Corey MacGillivray has been named Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of AgFirst Farm Credit Bank, effective April 6. MacGillivray brings deep experience across corporate governance, disclosure controls, and capital markets, with a career advising public company leadership teams and boards on complex finance and regulatory matters.

MacGillivray spent more than two decades at Ford Motor Company, ultimately serving as Managing Counsel & Assistant Secretary in the Corporate and Securities group. During his tenure, he led financial markets transactions, SEC reporting, audit committee engagement, and internal control oversight. He later joined Fisker Inc., serving on the leadership team and most recently as Vice President, Securities, Governance & Compliance.

“Corey’s track record at the intersection of financial markets, governance and disclosure, coupled with his hands on work with regulators, auditors, investors and rating agencies, makes him a strong fit for AgFirst’s next phase,” AgFirst President and CEO Marion Harris said. “His focus on transparency, controls and talent development will strengthen our finance organization and support our long term strategy.”

“I’m honored to join and serve AgFirst Farm Credit Bank,” MacGillivray said. “Building a strong foundation through robust treasury, disciplined controls, and transparent reporting is how Finance best serves the Farm Credit mission. We’ll strengthen that foundation, so producers and rural communities have reliable access to capital through every cycle.”

MacGillivray is based in Columbia, South Carolina.

 

About AgFirst Farm Credit Bank

Headquartered in Columbia, S.C., AgFirst Farm Credit Bank is one of four wholesale banks in the nationwide Farm Credit System. Farm Credit has supported rural communities and agriculture with reliable, consistent credit and financial services for more than 100 years. AgFirst is a cooperative that provides funding and services to Association partners in 15 states and Puerto Rico.