P r o m o t e d c o n t e n t
GLOTMAN•SIMPSON
grow with our �irm, which has been a
very successful formula for us."
According to Glotman, the attitude
towards employees goes back to the
roots of the company. "The �irm is really
built around the people who work
within it. It started as a family business,
and it really still is a family business."
Glotman•Simpson also contributes
signi�icantly to the community through
Glotman•Simpson Cycling—a cycling
club that the company founded in order
to create a safe, fun environment for
cyclists, and support research to �ind a
cure for pancreatic cancer. It is now the
largest cycling club in British Columbia,
with over 250 members.
To date, Glotman•Simpson Cycling
the Beach and Howe mixed-use
tower will consist of over 400
residential units within the 53-storey
tower, making it Vancouver's fourth
tallest building.
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has raised close to $1 million for pancreatic
cancer research. Glotman emphasizes that
this success is entirely due to the support of
the company's clients and the community.
"It wouldn't have happened without the
help and contributions of many of our
clients and friends through the business
who have picked up on our cause and
donated to it."
The �irm has seen some signi�icant
expansion over the years, including an
of�ice in Calgary, and a number of projects
south of the border in cities like Seattle, San
Diego and Los Angeles, to name a few. But
Vancouver is still Glotman•Simpson's main
focus. "Our home is here in Vancouver.
We're growing our branches, but at the end
of the day the roots are still here,"
says Glotman.
With the future of Glotman•Simpson
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