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December 2016 Best Cities for Work

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DECEMBER/JANUARY 2017 BCBUSINESS 65 ILLUSTRATION: TONIA COWAN; PAUL DUCHART Ronald McDonald House: A Night to Dream Gala Ronald McDonald House British Columbia & Yukon's premier fundraising event, the 2016 A Night to Dream Gala, raised over $415,000 to keep families with seriously ill children together when they need it most Survey Says... Our unscientic poll of random partygoers at the bash Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, October 20, 2016 1. Tracey Arnish, Coast Capital Savings chief people ofcer and Ronald McDonald House B.C. & Yukon board chair; Richard Pass, Ronald McDonald House B.C. & Yukon CEO; and Lindsey Turner, Shark Club VP marketing and gala chair 2. Ryan Akhurst, Akhurst Machinery VP of sales; Jen Schaeffers, Minerva CEO; and Gary Segal, Kingswood Venture Capital Corp. president 3. Mark Wolverton and his wife, Karen Wolverton, Lush Cosmetics co-owners; and Suki Sekhon, CRS Group of Companies CEO 4. Doug McWilliams, Shaw Communications director of operations Coastal B.C. and Ronald McDonald House B.C. & Yukon board member; and his wife, Lori McWilliams 5. Paul Wetmore, CIBC Wood Gundy portfolio manager; Laurel Conlin, Telus customer relations manager; Kelly Norcott, Telus director of business development; and Stephen Ames, PGA Tour player and Canadian Golf Hall of Fame member 6. Bruno Fiorvento, JLL (Jones Lang LaSalle) EVP; and Jon Ramscar, JLL SVP capital markets 1 2 3 4 5 6 ABOUT TOWN WITH PAUL DUCHART T H I S M O N T H ' S Q U E S T I O N : What auction item are you bidding on? 25% MEET AND GREET WITH RYAN REYNOLDS 45% TRIP TO DALLAS WITH THE DALLAS STARS 25% OTHER 5% BOTH

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