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November/December 2020 – The Innovators

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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2020 BCBUSINESS 25 b y N A T H A N C A D D E L L , M I C H A E L M C C U L L O U G H a n d N I C K R O C K E L It's no secret that B.C. is home to a wealth of innovative businesses. From biotech to finance to construction, the first instalment of our two- part series recognizes just a few of the trailblazing companies that are help- ing move this province— and the world—forward in challenging times For many of our most innovative companies, the pandemic ravaging the globe hasn't been a deal breaker. As the local technology sector shows, it's a time to keep growing. "Even in the COVID environment, B.C.'s tech companies continue to create many more jobs each year than we have the tal- ent to fill," says Jill Tipping, president and CEO of the BC Tech Association. "B.C.'s tech sector has tremen- dous potential to deliver even more economic value and create even more jobs for British Columbians." Spanning tech and other industries, the 15 start- ups and established players you're about to meet are just a sampling of the innovators that call our province home. Some have thrived in the pandemic, while others are harnessing their talent and inge- nuity to crush COVID-19. At home and abroad, they deliver products and services that help other busi- nesses work smarter—and make life better, easier and more enjoyable. Heres's to their continued success. PA RT O N E

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