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March 2018 STEM Stars

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bcbusiness.ca march 2018 BCBusiness 27 Reading List nourishment for the corporate mind and soul To Do LET'S GET FRAnK: canada's Mad Man of Advertising advertising legend frank palmer has been featured in numerous publications, including on the september 1989 cover of BCBusiness. palmer developed vancouver firm palmer Jarvis ddB in the 1970s, later merging it with another agency to create what is now ddB canada group, where he has been chair and ceo since 1998. langley author robin Brunet explores what makes palmer tick, describing him as a classic 1960s ad man who is still flourish- ing in a technology-obsessed world. Douglas & mcintyre 232 pages; $29.95, (hardcover); douglas-mcintyre.com On THE LInE: A History of the British columbia Labour Movement B.c. labour unions have fought for the rights of workers since before confederation, estab- lishing the eight-hour day, the five-day workweek, paid holidays and more. rod mickleburgh, former labour reporter for the Vancouver Sun and Province and now a senior writer with the Globe and Mail, recounts the history of the province's labour movement, illustrated with more than 200 archival photographs, and puts it in perspective. harbour Publishing (available in April) 320 pages; $44.95 (hardcover); harbourpublishing.com STORY DESIGn: The creative Way to Innovate after 20 years of writing and directing documentaries for discovery channel, denise Withers earned an msc in interactive arts and technology from sfU. she now runs a vancouver story studio to help leaders in industry, government, academia and non-profits solve problems. in this book, aimed at small and medium-sized busi- nesses, Withers explains how to discover and develop new ideas; create and test solutions; and plan and lead innovation projects. Page Two strategies $23.78; (paperback); amazon.ca n Royalty, Advertising Fee 0% 0% Freshslice Pizza Fresh Lives Here franchising@freshslice.com www.freshslice.com Join the fastest-growing in Canada, B.C. based pizza-by-the-slice chain. Single units for as low as $245,000. SINGLE UNIT PARTNERSHIPS AREA DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIPS NOW BEING OFFERED:

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