The AGCO’s organizational structure is based on functional responsibilities and consists of six divisions, each led by a member of the Executive Committee that reports directly to the Chief Executive Officer and Registrar. The Investigation and Enforcement Bureau (IEB) functions as an Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Bureau assigned to the AGCO, and is headed by a Chief Superintendent of the OPP. The IEB is responsible for regulatory and criminal investigations, as well as sharing its expertise and information with external law enforcement and other regulatory and industry stakeholder agencies.
Organizational Structure of the AGCO
- Chair and Board of the AGCO ■ Horse Racing Appeal Panel
- Chief Executive Officer and Registrar
- Communications and Corporate Affairs Division
- Communications
- Corporate Affairs and Governance
- Corporate Secretariat
- Service Strategy and Experience
- Corporate Services Division
- Finance and Administration
- Human Resources
- Information Technology
- Risk Management, Internal Audit and Information Security
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- Investigation and Enforcement Bureau
- Investigations
- Intelligence and Investigative Support
- Legal Services Division
- Litigation Services
- Corporate Services
- Advisory Services and Legal Drafting
- Operations Division
- Compliance Services
- Audit and Financial Investigations
- Regulatory Compliance
- Licensing and Registration
- Regulatory Assurance
- Technical and Laboratory Services
- Compliance Services
- Strategy and Policy Division
- Change Management
- Policy and Planning
- Portfolio Program Management
- Strategic Engagement
- Regulatory Intelligence and Innovation