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April/May 2025 – B.C.'s Most Resilient Cities

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55 B C B U S I N E S S . C A A P R I L / M AY 2 0 2 5 Today, what started as a 3D-modelling business focused on military training has evolved into a software design pow- erhouse. Pawluk credits the COVID-19 pandemic for accel- erating the need for innovative training solutions. "It disrupted learning," she says, "and now, with a lot of people focusing on the future of training, that even gets me more excited." In 2024, RaceRocks inked a $1.6-million deal with Lockheed Martin Canada to enhance mil- itary training with simulations and AI. Over the next three years, the goal is to develop smart, personalized training tools that make learning faster and more effective. As Pawluk explains, this should lead to more flexible, modular training systems, where changes can be made quickly—so if something needs to be modified in a course, instead of overhauling the entire system, revisions will become as simple as a swipe-in and swap-out. "Our big, hairy, auda- cious goal at RaceRocks is to create a world of limitless learning," says Pawluk. The pandemic, she reflects, "lev- elled the playing field" and helped RaceRocks double in size—both in revenue and employees. Today, the com- pany is supported by a team of more than 30 people and generates around $5 million in annual revenue. Pawluk is optimistic. "We're at the right place and we're working with the right part- ners. So not only are we apply- ing the technology of today, we're also thinking of how we're going to apply the tech- nology of tomorrow."—R.R. Volunteer as a Corporate Team with Us! For more informa�on: salva�onarmy.ca/volunteer | 604-299-3908 Are you looking for a rewarding team building experience? Become a volunteer with The Salva�on Army – it's the perfect way to give back to your community and let your Corporate colors shine. Become a superhero today! Register online at DropZoneBC.ca DROP ZONE Easter Seals BC/Yukon presents Drop Zone is an adrenaline- pumping challenge where participants step out of their comfort zone and rappel from a towering high-rise, all while fundraising to support persons with disabilities. VICTORIA - SEPTEMBER 10 VANCOUVER - SEPTEMBER 16 BURNABY - SEPTEMBER 18 KELOWNA - SEPTEMBER 23 Form a team to: engage employees enhance group dynamics make a difference in your community

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