Press Release
November 23rd, 2023
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Richmond, B.C. – Yesterday, Wednesday, November 22nd, the Richmond Chamber of Commerce recognized the top business leaders in Richmond at the 46th Annual Business Excellence Awards.
Awards were handed out in ten categories, as well as a hall of fame induction, which honours a Richmond business with at least 25 years of history in the community. The gala event’s nautical-inspired theme paid homage to Richmond’s strong connection to the Pacific and its rich maritime heritage. Like skilled mariners, Richmond business leaders have set their course and are “riding the wave of success”.
Many of the sponsors and award recipients spoke of their deep connection and appreciation of Richmond. Many, growing from humble beginnings, credited their team for their successes.
The full list of 2023 Business Excellence Award Recipients and Hall of Fame Inductee is as follows:
Association of the Year: Touchstone Family Association
Green Business of the Year: Salt Spring Coffee
Young Entrepreneur of the Year: Dr. Romi Fung, Naturopathic Doctor
Outstanding Workplace of the Year: Dillon Consulting Ltd.
New Business of the Year: Petsville Animal Hospital
Innovative Enterprise of the Year: Layfield Group
Business Leadership of the Year: ZE PowerGroup Inc.
Small Business of the Year: Spread’Em Kitchen Ltd.
Mid-Size Business of the Year: 505-Junk
Large Business of the Year: The Radius Group
Hall of Fame Inductee: Richmond Auto Mall
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