2019 - charlottetownchamber.com … · Notably, the new Small Business Week agenda that included a mega mixer at Founders Food Hall and keynote address by Dragon’s Den star Arlene

2019annual report

The GreaTer CharloTTeTown area Chamber of CommerCe

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2019 Year in review - president & Ceo Message 4

2019-20 Board of direCtors 5

2018-2021 – strategiC plan priorities 6

2019 HigHligHts 72019 BY tHe nuMBers 7

MeMBersHip growtH & retention 8

MeMBer serviCes & opportunities 8

advoCaCY 9

Building a strong organizational foundation 9

2019 CoMMittees and volunteers 10

2019 sponsors 12

2019 Condensed finanCial stateMents 14

2019 new MeMBers 16

2019 eMploYees 18

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t h e V o i C e o f b u s i n e s s 2 0 1 9 a n n u a l r e p o rt w w w. C h a r l o t t e t o w n C h a m b e r . C o m

In preparing this report, 2019 seems a lifetime ago. While it has only been a few months since we completed the year, so much has changed in PEI, Canada and the world. While we know we have a lot of challenges ahead, we want to take a moment and reflect on the year that was 2019. Throughout 2019, the Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce continued to provide programs, services and be the voice of business. 2019 saw both a provincial and federal election where the Chamber was actively involved. We worked during each elec-tion to be your voice and successfully advocated for several items. Through the Chamber’s advocacy, the newly elected provincial government lowered the small business tax to 3% and com-mitted to reaching a rate of 1% by the end of their mandate. We also influenced the increase to PEI’s Basic Personal Amount, how minimum wage adjustments are handled, and solutions to workforce challenges. Through the provincial election and beyond, the Chamber continued a lead role with the Partnership for Growth – an alli-ance of 21 business organizations and industry associations called for the new government to work with the private sector to develop an economic action plan for PEI. We were pleased in the first budget of the newly formed government that funding was provided for this project, and work on it began shortly after. At the municipal level we lobbied for more accountability and transparency in the setting of water and sewer rates by the Charlottetown utility. We continue to hold those elected at all levels accountable for commitments made to the business community. We also continued to assist new graduates and newcomers through the PEI Network and PEI Connectors programs. Members showed strong support for the over 40 events we hosted. Notably, the new Small Business Week agenda that included a mega mixer at Founders Food Hall and keynote address by Dragon’s Den star Arlene Dickinson. It has been a privilege to serve over the past year. The Chamber has been a pillar of business for over 135 years. As we navigate the unsteady and unpredictable waters of 2020, please know we are here for you. Like each of you, we will fight, pivot and do what is needed to have a strong business community in 2020 and beyond.

Gerard AdamsInterim Chief Executive Officer

Dawn BinnsBoard President 2019-20

p r e s i d e n t ' s & C e o ’ s m e s s a g e

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Dawn BinnsPresidentInsIght Brand &MarketIng studIo

Colin Younker1st Vice Presidentthe spa total FItness Centre

Barb Smith2nd Vice Presidentstewart MCkelvey

Doug EzeardVice President Financearsenault Best CaMeron ellIs

Jennifer EvansPast PresidentoCean 100/hot 105.5

Gerard M. AdamsInterim Chief Executive Officer gCaCC

2019-20 board of direCtorse X e C U T I V e

b o a r D o f D I r e C T o r S

Kim GriffinMarItIMe eleCtrIC

Jeff MurphyMurphy’s pharMaCIes

Jeff MacKenzieConFederatIon M&a

Mike Cronkhitegrant thornton llp

Bill DeBloisBuns & thIngs Bakery

Li Yuan Maroyal Bank oF Canada

Ben Parsonskkp Charlottetown

Shawn McLernanFaIr Isle Ford

Ashlee LondonChartered proFessIonal

In huMan resourCes

Frank ChenMCInnes Cooper

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our Vision: A GROWING AND VIBRANT

BUSINESS COMMUNITY

our mission: TO BE ThE VOICE Of BUSINESS IN ThE GREATER ChARlOTTETOWN AREA AND TO PROVIDE SERVICES

AND OPPORTUNITIES fOR OUR MEMBERS

MEMBERSHIP GROWTH AND

RETENTION

MEMBERSHIP SERVICES AND

OPPORTUNITIESADVOCACY

BUILDING A STRONG

ORGANIZATIONAL FOUNDATION

Over the next year, in everything it does, the Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce will be:

- Member-focused

- an independent voice for members to governments

- a proactive advocate for the business community in the greater Charlottetown area

- reflective of the business community in the greater Charlottetown area

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S T R A T E G I C P L A N : 2 0 1 8 - 2 0 2 1GREATER CHARLOTTETOWN AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

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REPRESENTING

1,000 MEMBERS WITH CLOSE TO 200 NEW MEMBERS

2360 FACEBOOkFOLLOWERS

4330 TWITTERFOLLOWERS

1502 INSTAGRAMFOLLOWERS

E-NEWS

2,700 E-NEWS SUBSCRIBERS

OF MEMBERS HAVE 25 EMPLOYEES OR LESS

87%

43 EVENTS INCLUDING OUR AWARDS NIGHTS, NETWORkING EVENTS, AND WORkSHOPS

2 0 1 9 h i g h l i g h t sby the numbers

BUSINESS MEMBERSHIP

RETENTION90%

200VOLUNTEERS

25 NEWS RELEASES10 POLICY

SUBMISSIONS & REPORTS

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MeMBer serviCes and opportunities•Addedadditionalmemberbenefitswith

discounted rates for chamber members: Pragmatic Conferencing, ADP Payroll Services.

•Hosted13Lunch&Learnswithafocus on members preferred topics.

•Hosted10BusinessAfterHoursEvents.

•Hostedtwobusinessinsightseminars-MentorshipMatters and The Future of Workforce Summit.

•Introducedmembershipauto-renewaloption.

Building a strong organizational foundation•CompletedandapprovedtheBoardGovernance

Policy Manual.

•ImplementedacompetencymatrixfortheChamberAdvocacy Committee to ensure appropriate mix of skills and diversity when recruiting new members.

•Hostedannualboardgovernancetraining.

advoCaCYCompetitive tax poliCy

•Madecompetitivetaxpolicyanadvocacypriority in provincial and federal elections.

•Advocatedforloweringoftheprovincialsmall business tax rate to 2% - to be the lowest in Atlantic Canada. The small business tax was reduced to 3% in 2019 with a commitment to reduce it to 1% by 2023.

•AdvocatedforanincreasetotheprovincialBasic Personal Amount to improve the circumstances for Island employees. The Basic Personal Amount increased to $10,000 in 2019 with a commitment from the provincial government to increase to $12,000 over the course of its mandate.

•Advocatedforacomprehensivereviewofthe Canadian tax system, guided by the principles of tax competitiveness, simplicity, fairness and neutrality.

WorkforCe Development

•MadeWorkforceDevelopmentanadvocacypriorityin provincial and federal elections.

•Advocatedforimprovedaccesstoandcommunica-tion around programs designed to recruit and retain international employees. The provincial Office of Immigration hosted two information sessions for members on how to access programs to recruit and hire international talent.

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MeMBersHip growtH and retention•HostedsecondannualMember“Pop-In”,aweek-longmembercheck-inthatincludedvisitingover800members.

•Surpassedmembershipretentiongoalsbyreachinga90%memberretentionrate.

•Welcomed175newmembers.

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•AdvocatedfortheAtlanticImmigrationPilotProject to become a permanent program. The federal government announced this would become a permanent program.

•Hostedaworkforcepanelwithindustryexpertstoprovide solutions to businesses facing recruitment and retention challenges.

•Advocatedforgreaterincentivesandsupportfor the private sector to provide up-skilling, re-skilling and on-the-job training opportunities for employees.

•Advocatedforprimaryandsecondaryeducation to lead to a workforce that has the technical and adaptive skills necessary to thrive in an evolving economy.

Supportive environment for entrepreneurial aCtivity anD groWth

•Advocatedfortheprovincialgovernmenttowork with regional stakeholders and municipal governments to establish a new economic development entity, in place of the dissolved Charlottetown Area Development Corporation (CADC). The provincial government announced their intention to introduce a revitalized economic development entity in the greater Charlottetown area.

•IntroducedthePEIPartnershipforGrowth,an alliance of more than 20 business organizations and industry associations. Received commitment from all three elected parties to work with the private sector to develop an economic action plan for PEI.

The provincial government affirmed their commitment in the 2019 Provincial Budget and Throne Speech. The GCACC served as the secretariat body to coordinate the development of the plan.

•CompletedtheninthyearofthePEIConnectorspro-gram. Supported 510 new newcomer entrepreneurs through advisory services and connections with the business community.

•CompletedthesecondyearofthePEINetwork program. Connected 77 new post-secondary students and newcomers with members of the local business community.

•Advocatedforalong-termMinimumWageStrategythat is predictable, transparent and fair. The provin-cial government gave almost six months notice of minimum wage change and committed to taking a multi-year approach to minimum wage increases.

•Promotedapositivebusinessenvironmentwiththe10thannual“GoodNewsCampaign”

reSponSive to relevant anD emerging aDvoCaCy iSSueS anD topiCS:

•Provincial&federalelectioncampaigns

•PlasticBagReductionAct

•Interprovincialtradepolicy

•High-speedinternetaccess

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2019 advoCaCY CoMMittee

The Advocacy Committee reviews and develops policy positions for consideration by the board on municipal, provincial and federal economic development issues, including annual budgets. Additionally, the committee reviews and provides input to the board on the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s annual policy resolutions.

Chair: dawn Binns, insight Brand & Marketing studio

Rory Francis, PEI BioAlliance

Blair Corkum, Blair Corkum Financial Planning Inc.

Jackie Podger, University of Prince Edward Island

Denise Gallant, Island Abbey Foods Ltd

Michael Drake, McInnes Cooper

Jeff MacKenzie, Confederation M&A

Joe White, White and Associates Financial Services Inc.

2019 MeMBersHip CoMMittee

The Membership Committee is a standing committee of the Chamber providing guidance and advice for the membership programs and services.

Chair: Jennifer evans, ocean 100/Hot 105.5

Cam Beach, Canadian Tire #020

Mike Savidant, Sign Craft

Tara MacArthur, MacArthur’s Appliances

& Mattress Gallery

Charity Hogan, Cox & Palmer

Rachel Hope, Plaza Group Management Ltd.

Emma MacKenzie, Versatile Management Group

Li Yuan Ma, Royal Bank of Canada

2019 president’s eXCellenCe awards

Judges: Wayne Carew, Confederation M&A

Kevin Kiley, McInnes Cooper

Cindy McCloskey, BMO Bank of Montreal

Detry Carragher, CARVO Group

Andy Smith, Grant Thornton LLP

Alex MacBeath, Island Capital Partners

TICKET-SELLInG COMMITTEE

Chair: Jennifer evans, ocean 100/Hot 105.5

Heather MacAulay, Volume18

Jackie Murphy, Rodd Hotels & Resorts

Traci Gaudet, The Guardian

AIR CAnADA STuDEnT EnTREPREnEuR AwARD TICKET RAFFLE

Rebecca Smith Shelby McDonald

Emma MacKenzie Victoria Regina

Moura Vianna

2019 golf CoMMittee

Adrian Murray, Results Marketing & Advertising

Peter Mullins, IG Wealth Management

Brian Landry, IG Wealth Management

Tim Butler, IG Wealth Management

Adam Down, BMO Bank of Montreal

Heather MacLean, Revolution Media

Nathan Dunn, Scotiabank

Heather MacAulay, Volume18

C o m m i t t e e s a n d V o l u n t e e r s

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2019 aMBassadors Grace McCourt, UPEI Master of Business Administration

Darin Foulkes, Foulkes Productions

Peter Mullins, IG Wealth Management

Keith Samuel, Rodd Hotels & Resorts

Gloria Crockett, Maritime Electric Company Limited

Li Yuan Ma, Royal Bank of Canada

Ali Siadat, PEI Connectors

Sean Corcoran, McInnes Cooper

Mary-Ellen Davies, Confederation Centre of the Arts

Frank Chen, McInnes Cooper

Nathan Steeves, Scotiabank

Nick Wong, FNC International Ltd

Mary Kate Pond, Scotiabank

Linda Dunning, Cooke Insurance Group - Cooke Capital Group

Nindiya Sharma, PEI Network

Frank Liu, PEI Connectors

Amy Zhang, PEI Connectors

2019 pei ConneCtors steering CoMMittee

For a complete list of PEI Connectors volunteer connectors, visit www.peiconnectors.ca/volunteers

Chair: Mike Cronkhite, grant thornton llp

Barb Smith, Stewart McKelvey

Doug Ezeard, Arsenault Best Cameron Ellis

2019 pei networK steering CoMMittee

Chair: Colin Younker, spa total fitness Center

Frank Chen, McInnes Cooper

Kim Griffin, Maritime Electric Company Limited

Bill Deblois, Buns & Things Bakery

speCial friends to tHe CHaMBer

zack BellKenmac Energy

Maureen HanleyNavigate Food Safety Solutions

dawn BinnsInsight Brand & Marketing Studio

C o m m i t t e e s a n d V o l u n t e e r s

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t h a n k s to o u r g e n e ro u s s p o n s o r s i n 2 0 1 9 !

AMBASSADOR PROGRAMBlair Corkum Financial Planning Inc. (Title Sponsor)

SMALL BUSINESS WEEK Atlantic Canada Opportunities AgencyInnovation PEIBusiness Development Bank of CanadaWorkPEIInsight Brand & Marketing StudioflypeiThe GuardianOcean 100/Hot 105.5KKPPEI NetworkGrand & Toy

PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL HOLIDAY RECEPTION

Eastlink (Title Sponsor)

Partners for the Event- PEI Connectors- Downtown Charlottetown Inc.

PEI CONNECTORS SPONSORS & FUNDING PARTNERS

Immigration, Refugees & Citizenship CanadaProvince of PEI – Office of ImmigrationCity of SummersideCox & PalmerConfederation M&AGrant Thornton LLPGlobal Bridge Immigration Advisors PEI Inc.City of CharlottetownTown of StratfordFitzpatrick & Company

McInnes CooperRoyal Bank of Canada Joe White, White and Associates Financial Services Inc.Century 21 Northumberland RealtyProvincial Credit UnionSharon R. O’Halloran C.P.A., Inc

LUNCH & LEARNSGrand & Toy (Title Sponsor)

PRESIDENT’S EXCELLENCE AWARDS

Atlantic Lottery (Title Sponsor) BDO Canada LLPCity of Charlottetown Cox & PalmerDelta Hotels by Marriott Prince EdwardThe GuardianKKPMaritime Electric Company Limited MRSB GroupProvincial Credit UnionOcean 100/Hot 105.5 Royal Bank of CanadaResults Marketing & Advertising ScotiabankInnovation PEI

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS SOCIALS

flypei (Title Sponsor)

STUDENT ENTREPRENEUR AWARD SPONSOR

Air Canada

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t h a n k s to o u r g e n e ro u s s p o n s o r s i n 2 0 1 9 !

PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL LUNCHEON

Richardson GMP (Title Sponsor)Ocean 100/Hot 105.5The GuardianKKP

CORPORATE CHALLENGE GOLF TOURNAMENT

Vogue Optical (title sponsor)BMO Bank of Montreal BMO Nesbitt Burns Confederation M&AHabitat for Humanity PEIIG Wealth Management Ocean 100/Hot 105.5Olde Dublin Pub McInnes Cooper Meadow Chiropractic ClinicCharlottetown MitsubishiPeake & McInnis Ltd. PEI Network Prince Edward Island Real Estate AssociationRed Island CiderRed Shores Racetrack & Casino Results Marketing & Advertising St. John Ambulance Stewart Travel Upstreet Craft BrewingVesey’s Equipment Sign CraftKKPRobin’s DonutsThe GuardianLobster on the WharfBuns & Things Bakery & DeliNova Scotia Spirit Co.Foodland - Charlottetown Little Caesars Pizza Grand & Toy

Actual Nutrition Food ServicesCanadian Cancer SocietyJercules: Fine Beef JerkyPepsiCo FoodsMaritime Marzipan

CHAMBER HUG MUGSHearts and Flowers

BELONG TO WIN MEMBERSHIP CONTEST

The Alley EssoGrand & ToyAvis/Budget Car RentalsResults Marketing & Advertising KKPBirt’s FurnitureLight & Vision PhotographyThe GuardianConfederation Court MallGrand Senses SpaThe Holman Grand HotelRedwater Rustic GrilleOcean 100/Hot 105.5Confederation Centre of the ArtsJohn Brown Richmond Street GrilleFurrow Content

Specials thanks to our YES! Young Entrepreneur Seats

sponsors and our many prize donors. Your generosity is truly appreciated.

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2 0 1 9 C o n d e n s e d f i n a n C i a l s ta t e m e n t s

BASISOFPREPARATIONThese condensed financial statements are extracted from the audited financial statements of the Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce for the year ended December 31, 2019. These condensed statements are not covered by the auditor’s report. The complete audited financial statements are available to members by request.

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS

2019 2018

REVENUE

Memberships 298,865 282,142

Programs and special events 1,145,721 1,229,360

Other 67,728 66,674

$1,512,314 $1,578,176

EXPENSES

Programs and special events 925,510 1,037,380

Wages, levies and benefits 370,804 315,278

Other 193,498 187,520

$1,489,812 $1,540,178

EXCESS OF REVEnuES OVER EXPEnSES $22,502 $37,998

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS

2019 2018

Net assets, beginning of the year 371,719 333,721

Excess of revenues over expenses 22,502 37,998

net assets, end of year 394,221 371,719

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2 0 1 9 C o n d e n s e d f i n a n C i a l s ta t e m e n t sCONDENSED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

2019 2018

ASSETS

Cash and short-term deposits 359,639 197,550

Accounts receivable and prepaids 198,262 266,337

Long-term investments 34,947 70,112

Property and equipment 14,238 7,219

607,086 541,218

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 106,537 118,786

Memberships paid in advance and deferrals 106,328 50,713

net assets 394,221 371,719

607,086 541,218

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS

2019 2018

Cash flows from operating activities 139,262 18,155

Cash flows from investing activities (13,917) (110,378)

Net increase (decrease) in cash 125,345 (92,223)

Cash, beginning of the year 162,288 254,511

Cash, end of the year 287,633 162,288

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watts Clean

Amy Carver, RMT

Jumpline (The Cornerstone)

Robin's Donuts

Bodyfix Health Inc.

Experience PEI

Greenfoot Energy Solutions

PEI Education Group Inc.

Premier Island Homes

Owls Hollow Toys & Games

3YTECH Ltd.

ARK Bio-Medical Canada Corp.

Maxgan Market Inc.

Luxury Market Consignment

Red Sands Studios Inc.

Victory-Idea.ICT Co.Inc

In Good Taste Inc.

imotion Fitness MInD BODY CORE

Atlantic warehousing Ltd. AwL Forest Prod

white and Associates Financial Services Inc.

APM Royal LePage Commercial

Riverdale Orchard Ltd.

Cedar's Eatery and Baba's Lounge

The Canadian Coach

The Dorchester Group

David Penney Consulting

Meadow Chiropractic Clinic

Signature Accounting & Tax

ProServeIT

Dosecann Cannabis Solutions

P.E.I. Select Tours Inc.

Stuff n' Such Home Decor

worth Consulting Group

Salt and Sol Restaurant and Lounge

Ernst & werner Blinds

C-Level Executive Solutions

Jercules: Fine Beef Jerky/Butcher & Butcher/Saint Pete's

The uPS Store Charlottetown (Sarvah Inc.)

Maroun's Garlic Spread

Red Island Cider

wilsons Security

Syntrak Print and Graphics Inc.

Pizza Delight

Lise's Gift (102336 P.E.I. Inc.)

Actual nutrition Food Services

RockLily Trading Ltd.

Provincial Cleaning Services

Island Solar Transit System Inc. (Ride Solar)

The People's Bookkeeper

Raspberry Point Oyster Co.

Glass Doctor of Prince Edward Island

Smartlink Tech Inc

East Coast Accounting Solutions

2023 Canada winter Games Host

Kreative Acres Corp

Canada-Ask Immigration and Investment Services Inc.

Island Roofing & Siding

11408984 Canada Inc

efficiencyPEI

The Charlottetown Marina & Peakes Quay Marina

Floating Cottages Charlottetown

Kitchen Concepts & Custom Spraying

Gomex Engineering Ltd.

nova Vaults Inc.

Other Ocean Group/Sculpin

MacPherson Electric Inc.

Royal Maple Leaf Co. Ltd.

Sunbelt Business Brokers Atlantic

Regen: waste water Technologies

Lightcone Technology Inc.

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JunTech Electronic Devices & Access

RedFox Flooring warehouse

Elan Automation Ltd

The Blooming Lupin

Campbell Hearing

Julie Ann Gauthier Coach & Consultant

SiriusVision Solution Ltd.

Starentry Architects Ltd.

BuilduX web Services Inc.

Robert McMillan Pottery

Black & white - Cafe and Bakery

StellarSomm wine Experts

Healthy Community Partners

Papa Joe's Restaurant

MBS Radio

Roynat Capital

Instant Imprints

Apples & Oceans

Dr. william w Judson

Elastic Hair Design

Atlantic Business Interiors

new Age International Inc.

Queen Square Business Brokers

uPEI Atlantic Canada Study and Stay Program

Team Peters & Son, Royal LePage

Raffine Custom Clothiers

The Pierce Institute of Psychology Inc.

Island Cut Stone

Kangkang International Ltd.

Drake Clean-up Systems Inc.

Confederation Flooring inc.

uniqueen Paper & Design

Kenbenson's Co. Ltd.

Actual wellness

First Development Canada Inc.

Hampton Inn & Suites Charlottetown

Balance Consulting

Mallard and Associates Ltd

Brandon Arnold

EXIT Realty PEI

McGregor & Currie Jewelry

Higgins MacLeod Team - Kw Select Realty PEI

Stratford Quick-Stop

nick Tweel Coldwell Banker Realty

Scotia wealth Management Private Banking, The Bank of nova Scotia

Colin MacAulay Blueberries

Rising Tide Oyster Bar

Beauty By Devan

EnjoySoft Inc.

Contact Boss (Contacts-DB Inc.)

Maritime Industrial Services Ltd

Rainbow Education Consulting Limited

northwest Dentistry

Island Hill Farm

Cotton & wool Incorporated

Koughan Farms

1 west Inn waterfront

Pinning International Limited

Anthony Delodder Real Estate

Rachael A. Mella CharteredProfessional Accountant

Quality LED Lighting

Coronaweh Inc.

Cyber Island

Optima M&D Ltd.

ST&T Incorporated

VIET COFFEE InC

Fearless Fido (force free dog training)

Anymotion Media Ltd.

Tera-Giga Information Technology Inc.

Alpha Innovative Ltd.

BioTraceIT Ltd.

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Gerard AdamsInterim Chief executive officer

Angela Smithoffice Manager & Board liaison

Kay DohertyMembership services Manager

nicole Bellefleurprogram director

nindiya SharmaMarketing & special projects

Manager

Frank Liuprogram officer

nikita whittyCommunications & events Coordinator

Ali Siadatprogram officer

Sheryl MacAulaydirector, policy & Communications

Amy Zhangprogram officer

Elizabeth Iwunwaprogram Coordinator

pei ConneCtors staffas of December 31, 2019

pei network staffas of December 31, 2019

greater Charlottetown area Chamber of CommerCe staffas of December 31, 2019

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2019 - charlottetownchamber.com … · Notably, the new Small Business Week agenda that included a mega mixer at Founders Food Hall and keynote address by Dragon’s Den star Arlene