34 - Wednesday, December 3, 1986 - North Shore News

Business

XPotential researches
employees potential

XPOTENTIAL Research
Inc., a West Vancouver-
based employee and _ place-
ment firm, wants to distill
the Expo spirit before it
dissipates completely.

The research company is offer-
ing former Expo employees a free
career guidance test in the form of
a detailed multiple choice ques-
tionnaire called XPR2.

The information gathered will
provide the basis for a Canadian
“norm” which will be available to
private and public sector groups
for statistical information.

president of operations and sales
manager for Sussex.

Taylor says the office at 2996
Lonsdale Avenue will continue to
serve as the North Vancouver
branch. The new 3,200 sq. ft. of-
fice at the corner of 24th and
Marine will ultimately be home
base for 40 sales people.

After three years at 102-145
West I5th, Sutton Group-West
Coast Realiy moves over to 133
West 15th and into a larger space
to accommodate the company’s
growing staff,

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Group with partner Scott Shaw in

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“The norm information will be
strong enough to assess large vol-
ume projects like Expo or in an
area such as the tourism industry,”
said Haward Yearwood, XPoten-
tial manager of corporate
development.

Yearwood hopes to have the in-
formation in place by early 1987.

Any former Expo employees in-
terested in picking up on a free,
vocational guidance
assessment can call XPotential at
926-9779.

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THE NEXT few weeks will be a
moving experience for three of the
major realty players on the North
Shore.

Sussex Realty will be hopping
across town, opening a branch at
2397 Marine Drive in West Van-
couver by mid-December.

‘‘We feel there’s a real demand
for us to be in the area to better
serve the market in West -Van-
couver,’’ said Allan Taylor, vice

1983, employing three others.
Tracey says the company today has
125 people working on the North
Shore as well as branches
throughout the Lower Mainland
including newly purchased
Heritage West Real Estate Corp in
Vancouver.

Royal LePage moves from 133
West 15th to a new 3,4uU sq. ft.
office at 116 West Esplanade.

“We needed to update our loca-
tion. The new office is where all of
the action is now,’’ said Royal
LePage manager Harold Dueck.

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