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THE North Vancouver
Chamber of Commerce
is the best in British
Columbia.

The chamber was named
best in the province by the
Britsh Columbia Chamber of
Commerce at its annual general
meeting Mav 13-16 in Nelson.

Chambers are judged on
. Programs and projects for
members, publications, cham-
ber membership growth and
retention, volunteer commit:
ment, chamber staff, and over-
al] activities of the organization.

“It takes a real team effort to
achieve an award of this magni-
tude and we are all very proud
to have been part of the North
Vancouver Chamber team,”
sid Doug Smith, past chair
man. “Our board of directors,
comunittces, members and staff
collectively won this award.”

Smith said the chamber of
the vear award was a goal set at
the chamber’s annual planning
session. “Tt was wonderful to
achieve it,” he added.

The North Vancouver
Chamber of Commerce has
more than 750 members.
Membership grew by 41% dur-
ing fiscal 1998,

“The community sees the
chamber as the organization
for business advocacy, informa-
tion, networking, special events
and exclusive member bene-

—

fits.” said B.C) Chamber of
Commerce chair Al MeNair.
“They operate more than one
Visitor Information Centre and
have an exceptionally strong
working relationship with local
government.”
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James D. MeLean is the
new president of British Pacific
Properties.

Mel.can, president of
James D. McLean and
Associates, is a 25-vear veteran
of residential and commercial
development. The past-presi-
dent of the Greater Vancouver
Homebuilders’ Association is a

tormer member or the
Vancouser Urban Design
Panel.

British Pacifie Properties,
owned by Treland’s famous
Guinness family, has developed
high-end housing in West
Vancouver for more than 65
years, It was responsible for
the building of the Lions Gate
Bridge in 1938.

A quartet: from) Capilano
College recently won the Hth
B.C. Colleges Business compe-
tition. Stephanie Whitney,
Teanny Lau, Michelle Pope
and Gerry Marchiafiva were
judged best overall team. The
four are second vear students in
the College’s three-year busi-
ness administration program.

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