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November/December 2025 – The Entrepreneur of the Year Awards

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BC B U S I N E SS NOVEM B ER/ D ECEM B ER 2025 | 73 FOR THE ALWAYS- ON-A- HEALTH-KICK COLLEAGUE You can't watch them eat the same chickpea salad for even one more day. Nourish: Adventuring with Whole Foods ($65), from the editors of Alive magazine, offers healthful alternatives that make for enviable leftover lunches. shop.alive.com FOR YOUR BELOVED MENTOR They've shared so much with you over the course of your career—maybe they'll share this Odd Society Spirits Commodore single-malt whisky ($63) with you, too. oddsocietyspirits.com FOR THE WORK WIFE WHO ALWAYS SAYS THE A/C IS TOO COLD These oversized Cushendale Boher mohair Xthrow blankets (from $229) are the perfect antidote to a broken office thermostat. cocomain.ca FOR ABSOLUTELY EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST If we may toot our own horn for a moment: you can't go wrong with a BCBusiness subscription ($29 a year)—conveniently one-size-fits-all. bcbusiness.ca FOR YOUR RISING-STAR MENTEE This weighty, blue-and- gold Riviera Hardcover journal from Banyen ($27) is the perfect spot for them to jot down your words of wisdom. banyen.com FOR THE WORK-FROM- HOME POWER PLAYER This 100-percent-cotton Missoni robe ($530) will keep 'em cozy between Zoom calls. Who says you need "real pants" to get the job done? holtrenfrew.com FOR THE CO-WORKER WHO'S ALWAYS STEALING YOUR MUG Why would they want to drink out of anything but their own uniquely patterned coffee cup ($60) from Vancouver ceramicist Objects and Feelings? gatley.ca FOR THE FRIEND TAKING ZOOM CALLS AT THE BASE OF BLACKCOMB Patagonia's new PowSlayer pants ($649) feature three layers of Gore-Tex and low- profile cargo pockets for her next run. patagonia.ca MARCH 2 0 2 5 $ 8 . 9 9 The winners of our 12th annual competition walk the talk p.26 PLUS Street Fight: Is Vancouver's Broadway Plan headed toward disaster? p.20 Crash Course: How B.C. schools are grappling with AI p.49 LEADING THE WAY Left to right: Jessica Bosman, Bryn Davis Williams, Atika Juristia, Sophia Yang and Vedanshi Vala ring in our 30 under 30 awards PM40065475 19 18 22 23 21 24 25 20

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