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Jessica McDonald is steering the crown giant through one of the most ambitious, and challenging, periods in its history

Ravi Saligram arrived at Ritchie Bros. two years ago with a mission to reorient the industrial giant. He got more than he bargained for

While he’s best known as the money behind Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson, Joel Solomon has been quietly building a reputation as one of the city’s smartest financiers

Thirty years ago, Earls imported the casual fine dining concept from America. Now, having conquered the Canadian market, Earls is taking a classed-up version of the concept back south—with surprising results

Starting with her family’s Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, Nancy Stibbard builds a tourism empire—one (measured) step at a time

Almost 4,000 stylish guests head to Hastings Racetrack for the eighth annual Deighton Cup

Tens of billions of dollars worth of food is wasted each year. A look at what this farmer is trying to do to stem his losses

Tens of billions of dollars worth of food is wasted each year. A look at what five B.C. businesses are trying to do to stem the losses

From his chip factory to his biogas plant, Pete Schouten finds the best use for every potato

Revenues were way up, profits way down–and neither fazes new Goldcorp CEO David Garofalo

Chocolate master Thomas Haas on riding the world with Trevor Linden and fending off the virtual competition

The hereditary chief discusses avoiding courts and building a new relationship with industry and government

How Sandra Stuart rose through the ranks of HSBC Canada–and how she’s positioning the bank to compete with the Big Five

This year's event attracts a sold-out crowd of 6,000 guests

De Jong discusses our crazy real estate market, why he doesn’t email and what a re-elected Liberal government would do

Things to do and read this month to nourish the corporate mind and soul

Ross Beaty was one of mining’s giants before taking a green turn eight years ago to become the face of B.C.’s alternative energy sector. He’s finding both his new industry–and his controversial new message for a “no-growth” way of life–a tough sell

How B.C.’s largest post-secondary institution is connecting with its alumni–and how that translates to the bottom line

UBC takes alumni engagement to the next level with a “home for life” for its grads, faculty and staff: the one-of-a-kind, $18.5-million Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre

Fewer than one in 10 grads give back to their alma mater. Graham Lee, UBC Sauder grad, aims to change that–and strengthen B.C.’s entrepreneurial culture in the process

CEO Jessica McDonald builds big at BC Hydro

Ritchie Bros. CEO Ravi Saligram takes auction company in new directions

Joel Solomon: The conscientious capitalist

Earls restaurants go big in the U.S.

Capilano suspension bridge CEO is a detail freak—and proud of it

Dressed for success at Deighton Cup 2016

How one Abbotsford farmer sells what he sows

Waste not want not: Building a better food chain

How the Hardbite makers repurpose imperfect potatoes

Goldcorp CEO David Garofalo rides the highs and lows

Chocolatier Thomas Haas on biking through the Alps

Squamish First Nation Chief Ian Campbell on his ambitious plans

HSBC’s Sandra Stuart: from teller to titan

Photos: Dîner en Blanc Vancouver 2016

B.C. Finance Minister Mike de Jong speaks out on real estate and re-election

What to put on your business agenda in September

Miner to missionary: The Ross Beaty story

How UBC is building alumni engagement

A home away from home for UBC alumni

How Graham Lee is giving UBC entrepreneurs an edge