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Vancouver, BC (May 2, 2023): The recipients of the 20th annual Community Award were named by Premier David Eby and Walter Pela, Chair of the BC Achievement Foundation. The program, presented by BC Achievement – an independent foundation that honours excellence and inspires achievement throughout the province – recognizes extraordinary British Columbians who build better, stronger and more resilient communities. “This year’s Community Award recipients demonstrate exceptional commitment to making their communities – and our province – healthier, happier and more hopeful,” said Premier David Eby. “From …
Photo: 2022 IBA award recipient, Culture Shock Life, Andrea & Donna Cranmer There’s no shortage of excellence in British Columbia. Bringing that excellence to the attention of the people of this province is the reason we exist. BC Achievement’s mission includes recognizing the accomplishments of individuals, groups and organizations in the areas of community leadership, applied art + design, First Nations art, Indigenous entrepreneurship and reconciliation. Nominators are key to the success of these programs – they are the ones who take the time to …
The fifteenth annual Indigenous Business Award program is now open for nominations! Do you know a business that demonstrates outstanding achievement? Nominate them now for the 2023 Indigenous Business Award. The IBA program recognizes the contributions of extraordinary Indigenous businesses and entrepreneurs across BC, while helping to elevate connections between the province’s Indigenous and non-Indigenous economies. “The ambition, tenacity, and innovation of Indigenous entrepreneurs and their businesses drives them forward, strengthens our economy, and supports Indigenous economic empowerment and a shared prosperity for our province,” …
Vancouver, BC (May 1, 2023): The BC Achievement Foundation has launched its 2023 Call for Nominations for the 15th annual Indigenous Business Award (IBA) program. Presented annually, the IBA program recognizes the contributions of extraordinary Indigenous businesses and entrepreneurs across BC, while helping to elevate connections between the province’s Indigenous and non-Indigenous economies. “The ambition, tenacity, and innovation of Indigenous entrepreneurs and their businesses drives them forward, strengthens our economy, and supports Indigenous economic empowerment and a shared prosperity for our province,” said Walter Pela, …
Three-year gift will support annual award program that honours artists and their communities Vancouver, BC (April 25, 2023): BC Achievement Foundation (BCAF) is pleased to announce that Polygon Homes has donated $300,000 over the next three years to support the annual First Nations Art Award. The funds represent an ongoing investment in a program that honours artists and their communities with a goal to elevate excellence and inspire change. The three-year collaboration will allow each recipient to receive a $10,000 prize and a short film highlighting their artistic …
Photo: 2022 Indigenous Business Award recipients The 15th annual Indigenous Business Award (IBA) program is set to open its call for nominations on May 1, 2023, inviting Indigenous entrepreneurs to be recognized for their outstanding business achievements. The IBA program acknowledges and honours Indigenous-owned businesses that demonstrate remarkable success while contributing to their communities. To be eligible for the award, businesses must be Indigenous-owned, operational for at least two years, positively impacted their community, and demonstrated financial stability and growth. The business must be located in BC. …
BC Achievement is an independent foundation established in 2003 that honours excellence and inspires achievement in British Columbia.