BUSINESS EXCELLENCE LARGE BUSINESS
(20+ EMPLOYEES)

Honours a larger business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation and providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

• BSL Security Services
• Clayton Heights Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic
• Jacob Bros Construction
• Tap Roots Plumbing & Heating – WINNER

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE MEDIUM BUSINESS
(10 – 19 EMPLOYEES)

Honours a medium business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation and providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

• Pharmasave Cloverdale – WINNER
• Republica Coffee Roasters
• SWR Drain Service LTD

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE SMALL BUSINESS
(1-9 EMPLOYEES)

Honours a small business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation an providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

• Annika Eyecare
• Bioped Surrey
• Diabolikal Ink
• Paws to Play Daycare for Dogs – WINNER

NEW BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

Honours a “start-up” with a minimum of six (6) months to a maximum of twenty-four (24) months since incorporation and is achieving outstanding results in a short period of time.

• Bar Down Cookies
• One Heart Counselling Clinic
• Roam Health and Wellness – WINNER
• Wellden Fitness Studio

YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR

Recognizes a young “rising star”, 39 years of age or younger with entrepreneurial instincts, who is making a difference within his/her organization and the community

• Kayla Harvey, Bar Down Cookies – WINNER
• Peyton Tan, Garian Wraps
•  Jason Sangha, Vanury
• Gavneet Sabharwal, Welldon Fitness Studio

NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR

Honours a non-profit organization, which may include a charity, community association or society, that is making significant strides within its sphere of influence and adding value to the community.

• Cloverdale Community Kitchen – WINNER
• Emotions B.C.
• Infinite Expansion Foundation
• Sources Community Resource Centres

INDIGENOUS BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

Honours an organization that is majority Indigenous-owned and is making strides putting reconciliation into action and supporting youth.

• Blackbird Consulting & Wellness
• Sxwnew
• Trinity Aviation – WINNER

EXCELLENCE IN DIVERSITY, EQUALITY AND INCLUSIVITY

Honours an organization that has made commitments to address societal disparity and injustice, and established or expanded diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives for their current and future workforce.

• Because We Care
• Spiro Creative
• SWR Drain Service LTD – WINNER

BILL REID MEMORIAL BUSINESS PERSON OF THE YEAR

Recognizes an individual with proven business acumen, who promotes the community at every opportunity and is an inspirational leader within his/her organization.

• David Balfour
• Tyler Heppel
• Greg Timm – WINNER

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE LARGE BUSINESS (20+ EMPLOYEES)

Honours a larger business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation and providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

• BSL Security Services
• Clayton Heights Sports and Therapy Center
• Miracon Development
• Southridge Building Centre

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE MEDIUM BUSINESS (10 – 19 EMPLOYEES)

Honours a medium business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation and providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

• SWR Drain Service Ltd
• Volleybox Sports Centre
• Surrey Digital Printing

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE SMALL BUSINESS (1-9 EMPLOYEES)

RETAIL – Honours a small business that sells goods and merchandise directly to consumers whether through a bricks and mortar storefront or online.

• Mason’s Cloverdale Home Furnishings
• Nanas Antiques
• Thrive Greenery and Gifts

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES – Honours a business in the service sector requiring special training and may require holding professional degrees and licenses.

• Allyson O’Brien Nutrition & Advanced Aesthetics
• Diabolikal Ink Tattoo Parlour
• Ola Fit For Life
• Rammy Rose Hair and Beauty

NEW BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

Honours a “start-up” with a minimum of six (6) months to a maximum of twenty-four (24) months since incorporation and is achieving outstanding results in a short period of time.

• Allyson O’Brien -Nutrition & Advanced Aesthetics
• Digital Vision
•  Nest Clothing

YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR

Recognizes a young “rising star”, 39 years of age or younger with entrepreneurial instincts, who is making a difference within his/her organization and the community

• Ola Alagboro – Ola Fit For Life
• Bill Haggerty – Elevated Music
• Vansh Sobti – Nest Clothing

CITIZENSHIP EXCELLENCE AWARD

Recognizes an individual who has made outstanding contributions to the well-being of the community through their commitment and dedication.

• David Balfour
• Ken Schoepp
• Walter Van Halst

NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR

Honours a non-profit organization, which may include a charity, community association or society, that is making significant strides within its sphere of influence and adding value to the community.

• Royal Canadian Legion – Cloverdale
• Cloverdale Rodeo Youth Initiative Foundation
• Guru Nanak Food Bank

INDIGENOUS BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

Honours an organization that is majority Indigenous-owned and is making strides putting reconciliation into action and supporting youth.

• Pacific Rim Group Inc
• RWC Industries
• Steveston Glass Ltd
• Well Kept Sustainables

EXCELLENCE IN DIVERSITY, EQUALITY AND INCLUSIVITY

Honours an organization that has made commitments to address societal disparity and injustice, and established or expanded diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives for their current and future workforce.

• Clayton Heights Sports and Therapy Center
• Kwantlan Polytechnic University
• Universal Access Design

BILL REID MEMORIAL BUSINESS PERSON OF THE YEAR

Recognizes an individual with proven business acumen, who promotes the community at every opportunity and is an inspirational leader within his/her organization.

• Jared Cotterill, Surrey Digital Printing
• Debbie Dore, Nana’s Antiques
• Ryan O’Shea – Miracon Development

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE LARGE BUSINESS (20+ EMPLOYEES)

Honours a larger business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation and providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

• Atkinson Landscaping
• Charcoal & Woodz
• Clayton Heights Sports & Therapy Center
• MacMillan Tucker & Mackay

YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR

• Bill Haggerty (Elevated Music) – WINNER
• Ola Alagboro (Ola Fit For Life)
• Raveena Oberol (Just Cakes Bakeshop)

NEW BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

• Just Cakes Bakeshop
• Thrive Greenery & Gifts – WINNER
• Wake Up Without Makeup

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE SMALL BUSINESS

RETAIL

• Clayton Heights Optometry – WINNER
• Mainland Whisky
• Power Apparel
• Into Chocolate Candy & Confections

TRADES AND CRAFTS

• Northwood Home Inspections – WINNER
• Taylor Restoration Services
• BPM Electric

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

• Go To Promotions
• DFC Events – WINNER
• Kearney Funeral Services

HOSPITALITY

• Mainland Whisky – WINNER
• Tommies Jerk
• Glenwood Pizza & Curry House

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

• Cloverdale Black Belt Academy – WINNER
• Cloverleaf Massage Therapy
• Ola Fit For Life

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE MEDIUM BUSINESS (10-19 EMPLOYEES)

• Bodhi Tree Wellness Centre – WINNER
• Truckin’ BBQ
• Miracon Developments Inc

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE LARGE BUSINESS (20+ EMPLOYEES)

• BC Plant Health Care – WINNER
• Bellpark Horticulture
• The Clayton Public House

BUSINESS RESILIENCY LARGE BUSINESS

• Bellpark Horticulture
• Clayton Heights Sports & Therapy Centre
• The Clayton Public House – WINNER

BUSINESS RESILIENCY MEDIUM BUSINESS

• Bodhi Tree Wellness Centre
• Truckin’ BBQ – WINNER
• Miracon Development Inc

BUSINESS RESILIENCY SMALL BUSINESS

• Intersection Fair Trade – WINNER
• Mainland Whisky
• Ola Fit For Life

NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR

• BC Conservation Foundation
• Cloverdale Community Kitchen – WINNER
• Prostate Cancer Foundation of BC

CITIZENSHIP EXCELLENCE AWARD

• Jen Temple – WINNER

BILL REID MEMORIAL BUSINESS PERSON OF THE YEAR

• David Balfour (Clayton Heights Sports and Therapy Centre) – WINNER
• Lindsay Brown (Power Apparel)
• Ola Alagboro (Ola Fit For Life)

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE MEDIUM BUSINESS (10 – 19 EMPLOYEES)

  Winner – Harry & Sons Barber

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE LARGE BUSINESS (20+ EMPLOYEES)

  Winner – JRG GROUP

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE SMALL BUSINESS- HEALTH & WELLNESS

  Winner – Cloverdale Black Belt Academy

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE SMALL BUSINESS- HOSPITALITY

  Winner – The Rustic Rooster

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE SMALL BUSINESS- PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

  Winner – Forevery Occasion Event Planning

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE SMALL BUSINESS- RETAIL

  Winner – Clothesline Consignment

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE SMALL BUSINESS- TRADES & CRAFTS

  Winner – Cloverdale Auto Repair

NEW BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

  Winner – Ola Fit for Life

NOT-FOR-PROFIT OF THE YEAR

  Winner – Museum of Surrey

YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR

  Winner – Ryan O’Shea

VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

  Winner – Al Kersey

BILL REID MEMORIAL BUSINESS PERSON OF THE YEAR

  Winner – Rob Paterson

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE SMALL BUSINESS (1 – 9 EMPLOYEES)

Honours a smaller business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation and providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

  Winner – The Bone and Biscuit Cloverdale

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE MEDIUM BUSINESS (10 – 19 EMPLOYEES)

Honours a medium business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation and providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

  Winner – Atkinson Landsaping Inc.

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE LARGE BUSINESS (20+ EMPLOYEES)

Honours a larger business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation and providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

  Winner – Elements Casino Surrey

NEW BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

Honours a “start-up” in operation for a minimum of six (6) months to a maximum of twenty-four (24) months since incorporation and is achieving outstanding results in a short period of time.

  Winner – The Heart Cloverdale

NOT-FOR-PROFIT OF THE YEAR

Honours a not-for-profit organization, which may include a charity, community association or society, that is making significant strides within its sphere of influence and adding value to the community.

  Winner – Cloverdale Community Kitchen

YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR

Recognizes a young “rising star”, 39 years of age or younger, with entrepreneurial instincts, who is making a difference within his/her organization and the community.

  Winner – Danielle Neilson, Centric Culinatry Inc.

GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD

Recognizes an individual who has made outstanding contributions to the well-being of the Cloverdale District Community through their commitment and dedication to the community.

  Winner – Ursula Maxwell-Lewis

BILL REID MEMORIAL BUSINESS PERSON OF THE YEAR

Recognizes an individual who demonstrates innovation, growth, strong sense of internal and external customer service and is an inspirational leader within his/her organization.

  Winner – Dean Moore, Michauds Salon & Spa

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE SMALL BUSINESS (1 – 9 EMPLOYEES)

Honours a smaller business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation and providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

  Winner – Basil and Bacon

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE MEDIUM BUSINESS (10 – 19 EMPLOYEES)

Honours a medium business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation and providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

  Winner – Cobs Bread Clayton

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE LARGE BUSINESS (20+ EMPLOYEES)

Honours a larger business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation and providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

  Winner – Honeybee Centre

NEW BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

Honours a “start-up” in operation for a minimum of six (6) months to a maximum of twenty-four (24) months since incorporation and is achieving outstanding results in a short period of time.

  Winner – Short & Sweet Patisserie & Bakery

NOT-FOR-PROFIT OF THE YEAR

Honours a not-for-profit organization, which may include a charity, community association or society, that is making significant strides within its sphere of influence and adding value to the community.

  Winner – Fraser Valley Heritage Railway Society

YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR

Recognizes a young “rising star”, 39 years of age or younger, with entrepreneurial instincts, who is making a difference within his/her organization and the community.

  Winner – Jas Rai, The Chopped Leaf

GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD

Recognizes an individual who has made outstanding contributions to the well-being of the Cloverdale District Community through their commitment and dedication to the community.

  Winner – Rick Hugh

BILL REID MEMORIAL BUSINESS PERSON OF THE YEAR

Recognizes an individual who demonstrates innovation, growth, strong sense of internal and external customer service and is an inspirational leader within his/her organization.

  Winner – Jen Temple, Trademark Ventures Ltd.

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE SMALL BUSINESS (1 – 9 EMPLOYEES)

Honours a smaller business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation and providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

  Winner – Turkey’s Party Makers

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE LARGE BUSINESS (20+ EMPLOYEES)

Honours a larger business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation and providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

  Winner – Dublin Crossing Irish Pub

NEW BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

Honours a “start-up” in operation for a minimum of six (6) months to a maximum of twenty-four (24) months since incorporation and is achieving outstanding results in a short period of time.

  Winner – Umbrella² Design Group

NOT-FOR-PROFIT OF THE YEAR

Honours a not-for-profit organization, which may include a charity, community association or society, that is making significant strides within its sphere of influence and adding value to the community.

  Winner – Cloverdale Community Kitchen

YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR

Recognizes a young “rising star”, 39 years of age or younger, with entrepreneurial instincts, who is making a difference within his/her organization and the community.

  Winner – Total Bliss Spa

BILL REID MEMORIAL BUSINESS PERSON OF THE YEAR

Recognizes an individual who demonstrates innovation, growth, strong sense of internal and external customer service and is an inspirational leader within his/her organization.

  Winner – Mike MacSorley, Cloverdale Rodeo & Exhibition Association

GREEN BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

  Winner – Honeybee Centre

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE SMALL BUSINESS (1 – 9 EMPLOYEES)

Honours a smaller business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation and providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

  Winner – Cloverdale Pharmasave

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE LARGE BUSINESS (20+ EMPLOYEES)

Honours a larger business that exemplifies superior customer service while embracing innovation and providing a positive work environment for its employees to grow and develop.

  Winner – Michaud’s Salon and Spa Wellness Centre

NEW BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

Honours a “start-up” in operation for a minimum of six (6) months to a maximum of twenty-four (24) months since incorporation and is achieving outstanding results in a short period of time.

  Winner – Cloverdale Coffee Company

NOT-FOR-PROFIT OF THE YEAR

Honours a not-for-profit organization, which may include a charity, community association or society, that is making significant strides within its sphere of influence and adding value to the community.

  Winner – Surrey Association for Community Living

YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR

Recognizes a young “rising star”, 39 years of age or younger, with entrepreneurial instincts, who is making a difference within his/her organization and the community.

  Winner – Dr. Priya Vohora/Maneet Sandhu, eye.Optometry

BILL REID MEMORIAL BUSINESS PERSON OF THE YEAR

Recognizes an individual who demonstrates innovation, growth, strong sense of internal and external customer service and is an inspirational leader within his/her organization.

  Winner – Lyle MacMillan – MacMillan, Tucker and McKay

GREEN BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

  Winner – BC Plant Health Care