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October 2016 Entrepreneur of the Year

With a mission to inform, empower, celebrate and advocate for British Columbia's current and aspiring business leaders, BCBusiness go behind the headlines and bring readers face to face with the key issues and people driving business in B.C.

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contents v o l u m e 4 4 n u m b e r 9 Entrepreneur of the Year In our 24th annual feature on B.C.'s top entrepreneurs, we showcase 30 innova- tors who are changing the way they (and we) do business. From finance to biotech to real estate, these are the risk-takers and game-changers to watch right now by Jessica Barrett, Brenda Bouw, Marcie Good, Dee Hon and Jacob Parry "We can create new supply, but that takes time. We can create a certain level of afford- ability, but we need other levels of government to help" –p.72 35 64 72 Roll With It peter Ducommun is owner of one of the last skateboard companies in Canada. How the Vancouver native keeps going is a story of perseverance, vision—and staying true to the sport's alternative roots by Kerry Banks The Great Canadian Fire Sale The controversial sale of Vancouver's Little Mountain is just one in a series of sell-offs of public land by government. Is the loss of these valuable (and leverageable) assets hurting the cause of affordable housing? by Kerry Gold COVER & TOp: ADAM BLASBERG; MIDDLE RIGHT: ADAM+ KEV; BOTTOM: BRIAN KENT/VANCOUVER SUN OCTOBER 2016 BCBusiness 9 EvErybody's a winnEr, baby EOY finalists (from top) Matias Marquez, Cody Green, Roger Hardy and Sean Clark; (right) Peter Ducommun of iconoclastic Skull Skates OC TOBER 2016

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