ja british columbia 2010-11 annual report

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JABC10/11

AThe JA Worldwide Vision

Purpose

Vision

Values

To inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy.

Belief in the boundless potential of young people.

Commitment to the principles of market-based economics and entrepreneurship.

Passion for what we do and honesty, integrity, and excellence in how we do it.

Respect for the talents, creativity, perspectives, and backgrounds of all individuals.

Belief in the power of partnership and collaboration.

Conviction in the educational and motivational impact of relevant, hands-on learning.

JA will be the partner of choice for businesses, educators, and policy-makers around the globe seeking to expand workforce and economic development.

We will be revered for providing experiences that promote the skills, understanding, and perspectives students will need to succeed in a global economy and become productive, contributing members of society.

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Table of Contents

T.O.C.

Message from the Chair and President 3

JA’s Impact 4

Student Reach 5

School Districts We Reach 6

Awards and Scholarships 7

BC Business Challenge 8

Program Highlights 9

JABC Alumni Network 11

JA Volunteers 12

Business Laureates of BC Hall of Fame 13

Participating Schools and Districts 15

Our Donors 19

Balance Sheet 23

Statement of Operations 24

Board & Cabinet Members 25

Staff Listing 26



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This past year has been one of investment. We focused on our program plan articulated in 2010 and made progress on the three key issues which emerged from our possibility statements: sustainability, innovation and impact.

We have worked with partners, community experts and other JA Charters across the country to move forward on our agenda related to integrating technology into programs. We are exploring models and opportunities to enhance our programs and anticipate technology will be a viable enabler for us to reach out to more diverse student populations throughout the province. It will also provide new roles and opportunities for our volunteer mentors who are the very core of our programs.

Building a stronger volunteer program and providing tools and resources has been a priority. We have improved our training program and will establish a platform to offer online registration in the coming year. Not only will this offer better service for our volunteers, teachers, students and alumni but it will provide efficiencies that will allow us to direct our resources toward all our stakeholder groups.

For those of us involved with JA the staggering positive results from the recent Boston Consulting Group (BCG) Report come as no surprise (see more on the next page). We are grateful for the extraordinary gift of time members of BCG donated to Junior Achievement to work on this project. If verifies that our efforts and investments are truly yielding outstanding results.

We are at an exciting period in our 55 year history. We know the impact of JA programs is remarkable. The investments of the past year and our commitment to sustainability and innovation

will position us to meet the future.

We close, as we do every year, with pride in our accomplishments. Thank you to our teachers, volunteers, donors, alumni, staff and board for making this past year a stellar success. Together we are creating a positive difference in the lives of the students we reach and ultimately in the economic health of our province.

Message from the Chair and President

Tim Manning Chair, Board of Directors

Jan Bell-IrvingPresident & CEO

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JA’s Impact

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JLooking to understand the impact of Junior Achievement (JA)? Just ask any of the Canadian students who experience a JA program every year. With Junior Achievement’s education experiences offered to over 230,000 youth a year, the impact is undeniable. Yet for all of these stories of this extraordinary impact JA has had, it has been difficult to quantify until now. In January 2011, the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) released a landmark pro bono study that measured what Junior Achievement programs bring to participants, employers and society as a whole.

Junior Achievement makes a positive annual impact on Canada’s economy.

• By helping youth stay in school, encouraging entrepreneurship, and teaching financial literacy skills, JA Canada creates an annual return to society of $45 for every $1 spent

• Each year, $425 million can be attributed directly to the entrepreneurial activity of Achievers

Junior Achievement fills a gap in Canada’s education system.

• Over 75% of Achievers cite Junior Achievement as having a significant impact in developing their financial literacy and decision making skills

• JA Canada programs reach nearly a quarter-million Canadian students in more than 400 communities each year, and are delivered free-of-charge

Junior Achievement is a life changing event.

• Over 65% of Achievers indicate that participation in JA Canada programs had a significant impact on staying in school and enrolling in post-secondary education

• 70% of Achievers indicate that participation in a JA Canada program had a significant impact on their desire to be an entrepreneur

Junior Achievement graduates achieve higher levels of success.

• Achievers are 50% more likely to open their own business which leads to innovation, new jobs, and wealth creation

• Over 75% of Achievers say Junior Achievement was a critical driver of their work success

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AJStudent Reach

1092 classes 29,371 students

Elementary School (Grades 5-8)Business Basics Series 353 classes

Middle School (Grades 8-10)Economics for Success 502 classesDollars with Sense 47 classesInvestment Strategies Program 86 classes

Secondary School (Grades 11 & 12)Company Program – A Student Venture In-School 21 classes After-School 11 classesJA Titan Business Game 72 classes

Junior Achievement programs provide an advanced skills set, including critical thinking, effective teamwork and leadership, that enables participants to grow, thrive and produce in many critical areas of their lives.

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“Thank you to the Rix Family Foundation for helping to support my post-secondary education. This scholarship will substantially lessen the financial burden of my family and will also allow me to devote a greater amount of time to my studies and extracurricular activities. I will be attending Simon Fraser University this fall to pursue one of my greatest passions… business.”

-Ryan Tavakol, JA Student from Pinetree Secondary School in Coquitlam and winner of the “Dr. Donald Rix Inspiring Business Excellence” Scholarship



AJSchool Districts We Reach

49 Engaged Districts

5 Southeast Kootenay20 Kootenay-Columbia22 Vernon23 Central Okanagan27 Cariboo-Chilcotin28 Quesnel33 Chilliwack34 Abbotsford35 Langley36 Surrey37 Delta38 Richmond39 Vancouver40 New Westminster41 Burnaby42 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows43 Coquitlam44 North Vancouver45 West Vancouver46 Sunshine Coast47 Powell River

48 Howe Sound51 Boundary52 Prince Rupert53 Okanagan Similkameen54 Bulkley Valley57 Prince George58 Nicola-Similkameen59 Peace River South61 Greater Victoria62 Sooke63 Saanich64 Gulf Islands67 Okanagan Skaha68 Nanaimo-Ladysmith69 Qualicum70 Alberni71 Comox Valley72 Campbell River73 Kamloops/Thompson74 Gold Trail75 Mission78 Fraser-Cascade79 Cowichan Valley83 Okanagan-Shuswap85 Vancouver Island North91 Nechako Lakes93 Conseil Scolaire Francophone+ Independent Schools

New in 2010-1182 Coast Mountains

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AAwards and Scholarships

Each year JABC offers an Awards and Scholarships program designed to recognize and reward outstanding student achievements. This year, the student company “B.EAST” took home three provincial awards including the coveted “Student Venture of the Year Award”.

1. DR. DONALD RIX ‘INSPIRING BUSINESS EXCELLENCE’ SCHOLARSHIP Ryan Tavakol, Pinetree Secondary, Coquitlam

2. JA SCHOLARSHIP FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL STUDIES Nitin Gaba, John Oliver Secondary, Vancouver

3. LEADERSHIP AWARDS Award For Excellence & Leadership Lisa Wong, Britannia Secondary, Vancouver

Leadership Certificates Ryan Tavakol, Pinetree Secondary, Coquitlam Helena Wong, Killarney Secondary, Vancouver Mille Wu, Sir Winston Churchill Secondary, Vancouver Loretta Yang, Lord Byng Secondary, Vancouver

4. SALES LEADER OF THE YEAR Tony Tan, St. Georges School, Vancouver

5. BEST SALES & MARKETING STRATEGY ‘B.EAST Apparel’ Britannia Secondary, Vancouver

6. CIBC STUDENT COMPANY AWARD FOR TEAM SPIRIT AND COOPERATION ‘bRing!t’, After-School program at PricewaterhouseCoopers, Vancouver

7. CIBC STUDENT COMPANY AWARD FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP ‘Ice-Eco’, After-School program at Accenture, Vancouver

8. CIBC STUDENT COMPANY AWARD FOR COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ‘B.EAST Apparel’ Britannia Secondary, Vancouver

9. CIBC STUDENT COMPANY AWARD FOR INNOVATION ‘Burnaby North Entrepreneurship Venture Club (B.N.E.V.C)’ Burnaby North Secondary, Burnaby

10. AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SHAREHOLDERS’ REPORT ‘Burnaby North Entrepreneurship Venture Club (B.N.E.V.C)’ Burnaby North Secondary, Burnaby

11. CIBC STUDENT COMPANY OF THE YEAR AWARD ‘B.EAST Apparel’ Britannia Secondary, Vancouver

12. NEXT GENERATION LEADERS SCHOLARSHIP Presented by Colliers International-Victoria Nazif Khedri, Mount Douglas Secondary, Victoria

Congratulations to this year’s outstanding recipients

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ABC Business Challenge

January, 2011

Team “Panthers” from Vernon Secondary School strategize during the intense day of competition.

Team “Entre Tek” from Rockridge Secondary in West Vancouver, celebrate their first place win in the

Entrepreneurs Marketplace.

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The BC Business Challenge is a fast-paced competition where grade 11 and 12 students take on the role of high-tech executives in a global business simulation. Teams work against the clock to develop management strategies for their imaginary companies, analyzing financial reports and scrutinizing the actions of other companies in a futuristic marketplace.

Team “Lambrick” from Lambrick Park Secondary in Victoria accept their first place

award in the Executive Marketplace.

On November 23, 2010, Junior Achievement partnered with the Surrey School District’s Aboriginal Education Department to present an Aboriginal Conference for some 100 students from five Learning Centres. This one-day event featured JA’s “Economics for Success” program, and included a welcome from Chief Willard Cook of Semiahmoo First Nation and a keynote speech by Joe Kambeitz, Katzie First Nation.

J2010-2011 Program Highlights

In response to increasing demand for financial literacy education, JABC piloted a new and improved version of the “Dollars with Sense” program for grade eight students with great success in 2010-11. What started out as a small pilot of a handful of programs turned into 47 deliveries across the province, thanks to strong word of mouth from host teachers.

In January, JABC welcomed The Year of Science as a sponsor of our annual BC Business Challenge. As a representative of the Ministry, the Hon. Ida Chong spoke to the students about innovation, science and technology and how it plays an important role in career development.

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AJ2010-2011 Program Highlights

In Kamloops, “Company Program” students at Sahali Secondary designed and sold reusable water bottles. Not only did they donate $2,300 of their profits to

the Royal Inland Hospital, but their proposal to create a school water filling station was forwarded to

the School Board. Their slogan “Rethink Your Drink” was so impressive, they were hired to create a slogan

for an Alberta auto body and collision company.

A major highlight for our programing in Northern BC was certainly the contribution of Community Futures delivery

partners in Vanderhoof, Smithers, Terrace and Prince Rupert, and the Kiwanis Enterprise Centre in Dawson Creek.

Together these five partners delivered 27 JA programs in their respective communities.

Victoria student Nazif Khedri, from Mount Douglas Secondary, participated in several JA programs in high

school, notably “Company Program” where he was recognized as one of the driving forces behind the

“Mount Doug Wear” student business that sold over 1,000 garments and grossed $26,000. Naz attended JA’s

Next Generation Leaders Forum in Ontario—which he described as a “life changing experience”.



JJABC Alumni Network

Since 1955 over a quarter of a million students in British Columbia have participated in JA programs. The memories and experiences they share capture the very best of Junior Achievement’s exciting record of success.

Our Alumni Network and Ambassador Club continue to grow each year with more and more Achievers getting involved with JA all over again.

Are you an Achiever who participated in JA programs? Let us know so we can keep you informed of upcoming projects and events.

Visit www.jabc.org

Former JA students reconnect in September 2010 at JA’s annual Achiever Reunion in Vancouver.

Alumni Council and Ambassador Club Member Alicia Woodside interviews 2011 Business Laureate Ken Spencer at this year’s Hall of Fame Gala Dinner and Induction Ceremonies.

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JA Volunteers Acting with Passion and Purpose

JThis year over 750 volunteer’s committed to bringing business education to young people throughout communities in BC.

“Junior Achievement is a tremendous opportunity to connect with those who have a direct impact on our future--- teachers and students.

To have the ability to assist them in teaching and learning such key life skills is a privilege and it gives me great joy.”

- Frank Baker, General Manager STAPLES, Langford Store, Victoria, BC

“My experience last year with Junior Achievement was a fantastic opportunity to interact, learn and share some of my knowledge and

unique life/work experiences with these young adults.”

- Sanata L. Martin, Senior Account Executive, TD Merchant Services, Okanagan Region

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Setting the Stage for Aspiring Youth

2011 Business Laureates of BC Hall of Fame Inductees

View their biographical profiles at businesslaureatesbc.org

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Established by Junior Achievement of British Columbia in 2006, the Business Laureates of British Columbia Hall of Fame (BLBC) celebrates the lifetime achievements of the province’s most distinguished business leaders and sets the stage

for aspiring youth to begin their journey to the top.

They Built. We Benefit.

Peter M. Brown, O.B.C., LL.D Chairman & Founder,

Canaccord Financial Inc.

David W. Spencer (1837 – 1920)

Founder, Spencer Retail Stores

Dr. Ken Spencer, LL.D Co-founder, Creo Products Inc.



Gala MC Chris Gailus, News Hour Anchor on Global BC and JABC students Thomas and Felisha from North

Vancouver’s Dorothy Lynas Elementary School

Business Laureates of BC Gala Dinner

and Induction Ceremonies May 11, 2011

Business Laureates of BC Hall of Fame

Guest Speaker the Hon. Pamela Wallin, BLBC Co-Chair

Terry Lyons and BLBC Co-Chair Barbara Brink

London Drugs CEO Wynne Powell and 2008 Business Laureate Joseph Segal

Inductee Dr. Ken Spencer, Inductee Peter M. Brown and Bob Armstrong (great-great-grandson of posthumous

inductee David W. Spencer)

David Aisenstat of Keg Restaurants Ltd. and JABC Chair, Tim Manning

Past BLBC Chair Conrad Pinette and 2009 Laureate andBlack Press Owner David Black

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Participating Schools and Districts J#5 Southeast Kootenay

Mount Baker Secondary

#22 Vernon

Alexis Park Elementary

Clarence Fulton Secondary

Okanagan Landing Elementary

Silver Star Elementary

Vernon Christian School

Vernon Secondary

W L Seaton Secondary

#23 Central Okanagan

A S Matheson Elementary

Anne McClymont Elementary

Bankhead Elementary

Black Mountain Elementary

Casorso Elementary

Chute Lake Elementary

Constable Neil Bruce Middle

School

Dorothea Walker Elementary

Dr. Knox Middle School

Ellison Elementary School

George Elliot Secondary

George Pringle Elementary

Glenmore Elementary

Glenrosa Middle School

Helen Gorman Elementary

Hudson Road Elementary

Immaculata Regional High School

Kelowna Senior Secondary

KLO Middle School

Mount Boucherie Secondary

North Glenmore Elementary

Okanagan Mission Secondary

Okanagan Montessori Elementary

& Preschool

Pearson Elementary

Rutland Middle School

Rutland Senior Secondary

Shannon Lake Elementary

South Kelowna Elementary

Springvalley Elementary

Springvalley Middle School

Watson Road Elementary

#27 Cariboo-Chilcotin

Williams Lake Secondary School

#28 Quesnel

Correlieu Secondary School

#33 Chilliwack

Strathcona Elementary

#34 Abbotsford

Abbotsford Christian School

Abbotsford Traditional Middle

School

Blue Jay Elementary

Bradner Elementary School

McMillan Elementary

Mountain Elementary

Robert Bateman Secondary

Terry Fox Elementary

Rick Hansen Secondary

W J Mouat Secondary

#35 Langley

Langley Education Centre

North Otter Elementary

Walnut Grove Secondary

#36 Surrey

A H P Matthew Elementary

Aboriginal Education Centre

Cedar Hills Elementary

Chimney Hill Elementary

Clayton Heights Secondary

School

Coyote Creek Elementary

Earl Marriott Secondary

Erma Stephenson Elementary

Fleetwood Park Secondary

Frank Hurt Secondary

Fraser Heights Secondary

Fraser Valley Christian High

“I believe in JA and have seen the results of it first-hand. The programs guide my students into thinking about the future, while participating in activities that encourage growth and hope for them as they become young adults.” - Susan Trabant, Planning 10 Teacher Prince George Secondary School

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Participating Schools and Districts J

Fraser Wood Elementary

Frost Road Elementary

Guildford Park Secondary

H. T. Thrift Elementary

Harold Bishop Elementary

Holy Cross Regional High School

Jessie Lee Elementary

Johnston Heights Secondary

Kwantlen Park Secondary

L A Matheson Secondary

Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary

North Ridge Elementary School

North Surrey Secondary

Princess Margaret Secondary

Queen Elizabeth Secondary

Semiahmoo Secondary

Southridge Senior Secondary

Sullivan Heights Secondary

Surrey Christian

Walnut Road Elementary

William F. Davidson Elementary

School

William Watson Elementary

Zion Lutheran

#37 Delta

Burnsview Secondary

Cliff Drive Elementary School

Cougar Canyon Elementary

School

Gibson Elementary

North Delta Secondary

Pinewood Elementary School

Port Guichon Elementary School

Sands Secondary

Seaquam Secondary

South Delta Secondary

Sunshine Hills Elementary

#38 Richmond

Archibald Blair Elementary

Blundell Elementary

Hugh Boyd Secondary

J N Burnett Secondary

John T Errington Elementary

Matthew McNair Secondary

R C Palmer Secondary

Richmond Christian School –

Secondary

Richmond Secondary

Robert Alexander McMath

Secondary

Steveston Secondary

Steveston-London Secondary

Tomekichi Homma Elementary

Westwind Elementary

#39 Vancouver

Britannia Elementary

Britannia Secondary

David Oppenheimer Elementary

David Thompson Secondary

Dr R E McKechnie Elementary

Dr. George M Weir Elementary

Eric Hamber Secondary

Foundation Alternate School

G T Cunningham Elementary

General Brock Elementary

General Gordon Elementary

School

Gladstone Secondary

Hastings Community Elementary

John Oliver Secondary

Killarney Secondary

King George Secondary

Kitsilano Secondary

Little Flower Academy

Lord Beaconsfield Elementary

Lord Byng Secondary

Lord Nelson Elementary

Magee Secondary

Outreach Program

Point Grey Secondary

Prince of Wales Secondary

Quilchena Elementary

Renfrew Community Elementary

Sexsmith J W Elementary

Sir Alexander Mackenzie

Elementary

Sir Charles Tupper Secondary

Sir James Douglas Elementary

Sir William Osler Elementary

Sir Winston Churchill Secondary

Sir William Van Horne Elementary

St Francis Xavier

St George’s School

St. John’s School

Stratford Hall

Take A Hike Program

Templeton Secondary

Total Alternate Program

(Vancouver)

University Hill Elementary School

University Hill Secondary

University Transition Program

Vancouver Christian

Vancouver Talmud Torah

Elementary

Vancouver Technical Secondary

West Alternate Program

West Point Grey Academy

Westside Preparatory High

School

York House School

#40 New Westminster

Herbert Spencer Elementary

Lord Kelvin Elementary

New Westminster Secondary

#41 Burnaby

Brantford Elementary

Burnaby Central Secondary

Burnaby North Secondary

Byrne Creek Secondary

Capital Hill Elementary

Cariboo Hill Secondary

Cascade Heights Elementary

Clinton Elementary

Gilmore Community Elementary

Lyndhurst Elementary

Montecito Elementary

Moscrop Secondary

Westridge Elementary

#42 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows

Blue Mountain Elementary

Hammond Elementary

Laity View Elementary

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Similkameen Elementary/

Secondary School

#54 Bulkley Valley

Houston Christian School

#57 Prince George

Blackburn Elementary

Carney Hill Elementary

College Heights Elementary

College Heights Secondary

D P Todd Secondary

Duchess Park Secondary

Edgewood Elementary

Future Cents

Heritage Elementary

Kelly Road Secondary

Lakewood Jr Secondary

Prince George Secondary School

Westwood Elementary School

#58 Nicola-Similkameen

Coquihalla Middle School

Merritt Bench Elementary

Merritt Secondary

Princeton Secondary

#59 Peace River South

Canalta Elementary School

Little Prairie Elementary

South Peace Secondary

#61 Greater Victoria

Arbutus Middle School

Cedar Hill Middle School

Central Middle School

Cloverdale Elementary

Discovery School

Eagle View Elementary

Esquimalt High School

Glanford Middle School

Gordon Head Middle

Lambrick Park Secondary

Lansdowne Middle School

Margaret Jenkins Elementary

Marigold Elementary

Monterey Middle School

Mount Douglas Secondary

Oak & Orca School (DL)

Oak Bay High School

Oaklands Elementary

Pacific Christian School

Pembroke Street School

Reynolds Secondary

Rogers Elementary

Shoreline Community School

Spectrum Community School

St. Andrew’s Regional High

St. Margaret’s

St. Michael’s University School

Strawberry Vale Elementary

Tillicum Community School

Torquay Elementary

Victoria High School

View Royal Elementary

#62 Sooke Belmont Secondary

Colwood Elementary

Crystal View Elementary

David Cameron Elementary

Dunsmuir Middle School

Participating Schools and DistrictsJ17

#43 Coquitlam

Archbishop Carney Secondary

Centennial School

Citadel Middle School

Como Lake Middle School

Coquitlam Alternate Basic

Education

Dr. Charles Best Secondary

School

Gleneagle Secondary School

Hampton Park Elementary

Heritage Woods Secondary

Hillcrest Middle School

Maple Creek Middle School

Moody Middle School

Mundy Road Elementary

Parkland Elementary

Pinetree Secondary School

Pitt River Middle School

Port Moody Secondary

Ranch Park Elementary

Riverside Secondary

Summit Middle School

Terry Fox Secondary

#44 North Vancouver

Argyle Secondary

Carisbrooke Elementary

Carson Graham Secondary

Cleveland Elementary

Dorothy Lynas Elementary

Fromme Elementary

Handsworth Secondary School

Highlands Elementary

Keith Lynn Alternative Secondary

School

Lions Gate Christian Academy

Lynn Valley Elementary

Montroyal Elementary

Norgate Community Elementary

Queensbury Elementary

Ridgeway Elementary

St Pius X Elementary School

Westview Elementary

Windsor Secondary

#45 West Vancouver

Cedardale Primary

Mulgrave School

Rockridge Secondary

Sentinel Secondary

West Vancouver Secondary

#46 Sunshine Coast

Pender Harbour Elem-Secondary

Chatelech Secondary

#47 Powell River

Texada Elementary

Edgehill Elementary

#48 Howe Sound

Howe Sound Secondary

Spring Creek Community School

Whistler Secondary

#52 Prince Rupert

Charles Hays Secondary

Prince Rupert Secondary

#53 Okanagan Similkameen

Osoyoos Secondary



Ecole Poirier Elementary

Edward Milne Community School

Happy Valley Elementary

John Stubbs Memorial School

Journey Middle School

Lakewood Elementary

Lighthouse Christian Academy

Metchosin Technical Centre

Pacific Secondary School

Pacific West Sooke Rd School

Ruth King Elementary

Sangster Elementary

Saseenos Elementary

Savory Elementary

Sooke Elementary School

Spencer Middle School

Westshore Centre for Learning

and Training

Wishart Elementary

#63 Saanich

Parkland Secondary School

Bayside Middle School

Lauwelnew Tribal School

Prospect Lake Elementary

Royal Oak Middle School

Stelly’s Secondary School

#67 Okanagan Skaha Giant’s Head Elementary School

Columbia Elementary

McNicoll Park Middle School

Parkway Elementary School

Summerland Middle School

Trout Creek Elementary School

#68 Nanaimo-Ladysmith

Cedar Community Secondary

Brechin Elementary

Chase River Elementary

Cilaire Elementary

Cinnabar Valley Elementary

Dover Bay Secondary

Frank J. Ney Elementary

Hammond Bay Elementary

Ladysmith Secondary

Mountain View Elementary School

Nanaimo District Secondary

Pleasant Valley Elementary

Quarterway Elementary

Randerson Ridge Elementary

Rutherford Elementary

Douth Wellington Elementary

Wellington Secondary

#69 Qualicum Kwalikum Secondary

Qualicum Beach Middle School

#70 Alberni

Alberni District Secondary

John Paul II Catholic School

#71 Comox Valley

Cumberland Elementary

Georges P Vanier Secondary

Royston Elementary

Participating Schools and Districts

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A#72 Campbell River

Ecole Phoenix Middle

Oyster River Elementary

Sandowne Elementary

Timberline Secondary

#73 Kamloops/Thompson A E Perry Elementary

At Risk Youth Kamloops

Barriere Elementary

Barriere Secondary

Beattie School of the Arts

Brocklehurst Middle School

Brocklehurst Secondary

Chase Secondary

Clearwater Secondary School

Juniper Ridge Elementary

Kamloops Christian School

Kay Bingham Elementary

Lloyd George Elementary

Norkam Secondary

Pacific Way Elementary

Parkcrest Elementary School

Rayleigh Elementary

Sa-Hali Secondary School

South Kamloops Secondary

St. Ann’s Academy

Summit Elementary

Valleyview Secondary

Westmount Elementary

Westsyde Secondary

#74 Gold Trail

Cache Creek Elementary

Cayoosh Elementary

Ashcroft Secondary

David Stoddart Secondary

George M Murray Elementary

Kumsheen Elem-Secondary

Lillooet Learning Centre

Lillooet Secondary

SD 74 Cosmo Center

#79 Cowichan Valley

Cowichan Secondary

Duncan Elementary

Frances Kelsey Secondary

Queen of Angels School

#82 Coast Mountains

Thornhill Jr Secondary

#85 Vancouver Island North

Avalon Adventist Junior Academy

North Island Secondary

Robert Scott Elementary

#91 Nechako Lakes

Fort Fraser Elementary

Lakes District Secondary

Nechako Valley Secondary

#93 Conseil Scolaire

Francophone

L’ecole Victor Brodeur





AOur Donors

Annual GivingThe following list represents contributions to Junior Achievement made between July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011. Their generosity gave close to 30,000 students the opportunity to participate in our business educations programs during the 2010/11 school.

Corporate, Foundations, Community and GovernmentChairman’s Circle - $250,000 and more

President’s Club - $100,000 - $249,999

Rix Family Foundation

Major Investors - $50,000 - $99,999

Investors - $25,000 - $49,999 CIBC HSBC Bank Canada Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia

Senior Partners - $10,000 - $24,999 AccentureAusteville Properties Ltd.BC HydroCoast Capital Savings Credit UnionColliers International -VictoriaDeloitte & Touche Foundation CanadaGrant Thornton LLP Great-West LifeMinistry of Science and UniversitiesTD Bank GroupTeekay Shipping (Canada) Ltd.TELUS

Junior Achievement’s funding partners have a lasting impact on BC’s youth.At a cost of approximately $40 per student, Junior Achievement programs can only be delivered free to students and schools with the help of generous donors.

“It is important that all high school students are exposed to the business world, after all, it is the backbone of our community.”

- Robert H. Lee, C.M., O.B.C., B.Comm., LL.D, Chairman, Prospero International Realty Inc. and 2010 Business Laureate of BC Hall of Fame Inductee

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Partners - $5,000 - $9,999 BMO Bank of MontrealEncana CorporationNational Money Mart CompanyTELUS Victoria Community BoardValeVancity Credit UnionWorkSafe BC

Entrepreneurs - $1,000 - $4,999 Central 1 Credit UnionColliers International - VancouverConnor, Clark & Lunn Financial GroupELM FoundationFoxhill IncorporatedLondon Drugs Ltd.MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd.MacKay & Partners Charitable FoundationMarin Investments LimitedMinistry of Regional Economic and Skills DevelopmentNational Bank FinancialPeninsula Consumer Services Co-operativePricewaterhouseCoopers Canada FoundationPullmaster Winch CorporationRotary Club of VictoriaStern Partners Inc. Xerox Shareholders - $100 - $999 A.B.C. Recycling Ltd.Arbutus Leasing Ltd.BC Hydro-Hydrecs FundDorigo Systems Ltd.Federal Express Canada Ltd.Garnett Capital CorporationGEHeartwood Manufacturing Ltd.Hitfar Concepts Ltd.Lepik Construction Ltd.Marniz Investments Inc.Norco Products Ltd.Norjay Services Ltd.Park Shore Motors Ltd.Russell Food Equipment LimitedTNC Restoration Ltd.Vancouver Security Traders AssociationVector Engineering Services Ltd.W.P.J. McCarthy and Company Ltd.

Individuals Major Investors - $50,000 - $99,999 Lee, Robert H.

Partners - $5,000 - $9,999 Bain, David R.

Entrepreneurs - $1,000 - $4,999 Cross, BobDhir, RobinForrest, CaseyHamilton, JanisJohnstone, IainLewis, BertManning, Tim F.McLaren, DanNahirney, LoisWickstrom, Darrell J.Wilson, Steve

Shareholders - $100 - $999 Addinall, LauraAttridge, NormBell-Irving, JanBenham, BrendaCostello, LeahDent, DianeErb, ColinFahrmann, MikeHenwood, DaleHolden, HeatherHooper, JackJones, BarbLarson, LindaLaxon, GaryLehn, PhilMoretto, MichaelMullins, MarkPang, VictoriaPeterson, RickPurcell, LeoRoss, JohnSantoro, AlixSchein, LeonardThorpe, WendyTower, AnneWakeham, DeborahWong, Kenney

Gift in KindBeedie School of Business, Simon Fraser UniversityBlack Press Group - Island Publishers DivisionCanada Wide Media Ltd.Canpages Inc.Certified Management Accountants Society of British ColumbiaCommunity Futures - Kamloops Compugen Inc.Electronic Arts (Canada) Inc.Intersections Media Opportunities for Youth SocietyKamloops Rotary ClubsKiwanis Club of KamloopsLittle Caesars PizzaMcDonald’s Restaurants of Canada Ltd.McLean, Steve J. - Hewlett Packard (Canada) Ltd Staples AdvantageStaples Business DepotThompson Rivers UniversityThrifty FoodsUrban Systems FoundationVictoria Executive Centre

Our Donors

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Business Laureates of BC Gala DinnerPresenting Sponsors - $30,000Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP Scotiabank Group

Laureate Sponsor - $25,000Pinton Forrest & Madden

Evening Production Sponsor - $20,000Canaccord Financial Inc.

Reception Sponsor - $20,000TELUS

Speaker Sponsor - $20,000 The Jim Pattison Group

Platinum Sponsors - $10,000Austeville Properties Ltd.BC Lottery CorporationThe Beedie GroupBoston Pizza International Inc.Canadian National Railway CompanyConcert Properties Ltd. / Scott Construction GroupDavis LLPDeans Knight Capital Management Ltd.DeloitteGoldCorp Inc.The Keg Steakhouse & BarKingswood Capital CorporationPeter & Joanne Brown FoundationThe Radcliffe FoundationRitchie Bros Auctioneers Inc.Sauder Industries Ltd.

Gold Sponsors - $7,500A&W Food Services of Canada Inc.Canfor CorporationHSBC Bank CanadaParkLane Homes Ltd.RBC Royal BankWest Fraser Timber Co. Ltd.

Silver Sponsors - $5,000Aquilini Investment GroupBC Lions Football Club Inc.BCIT Belkorp Industries Inc.

Black Press Group Ltd.Blake, Cassels and Graydon LLPCanWel Building Materials Ltd.Capilano Suspension BridgeCIBCColliers InternationalDepartment of Electrical & Computer Engineering, UBCFarris, Vaughan, Wills & MurphyFinning International Inc.Geyer, Paul & NicoleGlentel Inc.GWIL Industries Inc.Heffel Fine Art Auction HouseImperial Parking Canada CorporationInternational Forest Products Ltd.KPMG LLPMCL Motor CarsMcIntosh PropertiesNature’s Path Foods Inc.Peter B. Gustavson School of Business, UVICPolygon Homes Ltd.PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPProspero International Realty Inc.Rogers CommunicationsSauder School of Business, UBCSimon Fraser UniversitySpencer, Ken Dr. (x2)University of VictoriaWesbild Holdings Limited

Media SponsorsBC BusinessGlobal BCThe ProvinceThe Vancouver SunTimes Colonist

Production SponsorsOh Boy ProductionsThe Portables

Wine SponsorQuails’ Gate Estate Winery

Gala TablesArmstrong, Peter and KathyArmstrong, RobertSpencer, Ken Dr.Lotte & John Hecht Memorial Foundation

IndividualsBarber , Irving K. Bell-Irving , D.H. Brink, BarbaraHungerford, GeorgeJohnson , DoreenMacFarlane, CaroleShillington, DeanWilson, Steve

Gift in KindChris Gailus, News Hour Anchor, Global BCDave Roels Photography Kim Stalknecht, Event Photographer Wrench Creative

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Endowment DonorsGenerous Endowment Gifts allow JA students to receive scholarships and awards for outstanding achievements

President’s Club - $100,000 - $249,999 Rix Family Foundation – Dr. Donald Rix “Inspiring Business Excellence” Scholarship Fund

Corporate ChampionsThe Corporate Champion Program acknowledges organizations that contribute financially and/or commit to providing a certain number of volunteers during a fiscal year.

Hero - $25,000 and over / 25 + volunteers

Ambassador - $25,000 and over / 10 + volunteers

Role Model - $10,000 and over / 10 + volunteersAccentureCoast Capital Savings Credit Union TD Bank GroupTeekay Shipping (Canada) Ltd.

Associate - 10 + volunteersBMO Bank of Montreal Interior Savings Credit UnionInvestors Group Staples Advantage

Heritage DonorsSuccessful delivery of Junior Achievement’s business education programs would not be possible without the continued and generous support of key donors. Junior Achievement of British Columbia has established the Heritage Donors Program to recognize cumulative donations since 1999.

Founders - $1,000,000 and over Government of British Columbia Lotte and John Hecht Memorial Foundation Pioneers - $500,000 and over British Columbia Securities Commission RBC Foundation Visionaries - $250,000 and over Austeville Properties Ltd.CIBCDjavad Mowafaghian FoundationHSBC Bank CanadaInstitute of Chartered Accountants of British ColumbiaScotiabank GroupThe Rix Family FoundationWestern Economic Diversification Canada

Leaders - $100,000 and over Bell CanadaBMO Bank of MontrealFasken Martineau DuMoulin LLPLondon Drugs Ltd.Pinton Forrest & MaddenTD Bank GroupTELUS

Delivery PartnersSpecial thanks to the following organizations that helped JABC deliver programs in communities where we don’t have local staff.

Community Futures 16/37Community Futures NadinaCommunity Futures Stuart-NechakoCommunity Futures Pacific NorthwestCommunity Futures Sunshine CoastKiwanis Enterprise Centre, Dawson Creek

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Balance Sheet

Statement of Financial PositionYear Ended June 30, 2011

These summarized financial statements include the records of Junior Achievement of British Columbia only. The complete audited financial statements, reported on by Grant Thornton LLP, Chartered Accountants are available upon request. JA23

2011

$ 347,689 546,396

146,554 1,985

1,042,624

1,243,551 40,313

2,326,488

86,147 541,207

3,879

631,233 15,000

15,238 9,097

670, 568

137,000 1,518,920

1,655,920

$ 2,326,488

2010

$ 470,643 388,577 148,511

1,773 1,009,504

1,657,504

57,812

2,724,820

64,102 580,000

3,558

647,660 523,12726,415

12,976

1,210,178

75,000 1,439,642

1,514,642

$ 2,724,820

AssetsCurrent Cash and cash equivalents Investments Interest and other receivables Prepaid expenses

Long term investmentsEquipment

LiabilitiesCurrent Accounts payable and accrued liabilities Deferred contributions, externally restricted Current portion of obligation under capital lease

Deferred contributions, externally restrictedDeferred contributions related to equipmentObligation under capital lease

Net Assets Endowment Unrestricted



Statement of Operations

Statement of OperationsYear Ended June 30, 2011

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2011

$783,823631,576559,10370,89328,17411,177

2,084,746

1,094,360295,496254,96599,68593,62565,97148,21625,25020,1369,7531,267

644

2,009,36875,378

3,900

$ 79, 278

2010

$777,818 667,492529,30875,81030,57818,623

2,099,629

985,969331,725219,051

-89,78754,60658,02624,75028,3796,5151,9321,047

1,801,787297,842

(22,392)

$ 275,450

Revenue Contributions Special events Government grant Interest Endowment income Amortization of deferred contributions related to equipment

Expenses Salaries and benefits Special events Programs Special projects Facilities National fees Office Accounting and audit Amortization Staff development Interest on capital lease obligation Other

Excess of revenue over expenses before undernoted

Unrealized gain (loss) on investments

Excess of revenue over expenses





Board & Cabinet Members

Thank you to our Board and Committee members who act with passion and purpose to ensure JA reaches the young people of our province.

Board of Directors ChairTIM MANNINGRBC Royal Bank

NORM ATTRIDGEEnvision Financial

BARBARA BRINK, C.M., O.B.C.Applied Strategies Ltd.

DIANE DENTAccenture

COLIN ERBDeloitte

CASEY FORRESTPinton Forrest & Madden

IDA GOODREAUUniversity of British Columbia

LINDA LARSONSmall Business Roundtable

G.R. (GARY) LAXONScotia Private Client Group

PHIL LEHN CIBC

CAROLE MACFARLANEVancouver School Board

DAN MCLARENCommonwealth Mortgage Corp.

MICHAEL MORETTOBC Securities Commission

LOIS NAHIRNEYTeekay Shipping (Canada) Ltd.

RICK PETERSONRichardson GMP Limited

BRIAN PHILLIPSRBC Phillips, Hager & North Investment Counsel

DEAN SHILLINGTONKnightsbridge Capital Group

PARMINDER SINGHIntellectual Ventures, Canada

WENDY THORPEHSBC Bank Canada

DARRELL WICKSTROMFasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP

STEVE WILSONDuchess Consulting Services Ltd.

Business Laureates of British Columbia Hall of Fame 2011 Gala Dinner and Induction Ceremonies

Cabinet MembersCo-Chair TERRY LYONS Northgate Minerals Corporation

Co-Chair BARBARA BRINK, C.M., O.B.C.Applied Strategies Ltd.

Past Chair CONRAD PINETTE Condor Holdings

Past Chair JOHN C. KERR, C.M., O.B.C., LL.D.Lignum Investments Ltd.

Past Chair JAMES SHEPARDCanfor Corporation

Ex-OfficioCASEY FORRESTPinton Forrest & Madden

BRAD BENNETTMcIntosh Properties Ltd.

KEVIN D. BENTPacific Newspaper Group & Postmedia Network Inc.

LINDA BILBENReputations

PETER BLAKERitchie Bros. Auctioneers

ROBIN DHIRTwin Brook Developments Ltd.

PAUL FLETCHERDeloitte

KELLY HEEDColliers International

TRUDY HOFLEYScotia Private Client Group

GEORGE HUNGERFORD, O.C.George W. Hungerford Law Corporation

MORAY KEITHDueck Auto Group

LISA KERSHAWOdgers Berndtson

PHIL LEHNCIBC BRIAN PHILLIPSRBC Phillips, Hager & North Investment Management Counsel

JOHN SCOTTScott Construction Group

WILLIAM WESTERINGHFasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP

JOHN WINTERBC Chamber of Commerce

SUSAN YURKOVICHBC Hydro

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Board & Cabinet Members

Provincial OfficeJAN BELL-IRVINGPresident

ANNE TOWERVice President, Programs and Regional Operations

ALIX SANTOROVice President, Development

CHRISTOPHER HINDLEManager, Marketing and Communications

LINDA SINDevelopment Coordinator

STEPHANIE SHACKSpecial Events Coordinator

JENNY HIPPELGala Coordinator

SIOBHAN ASPINALLMajor Gifts Officer

BARB JONESProgram Manager, High School Programs

PAULINE CHANProgram Manager, Middle School Programs

EVAN YANG Program Manager, Elementary School Programs

LAURA ADDINALLProgram Manager, Fraser Valley

ESTHER LEEOffice Manager

KRISTINA DRIEDGERProgram Coordinator

BERNIE LALOR-MORTONVolunteer Consultant

HEATHER SCHELLENBERGBookkeeper

Okanagan RegionBETH VEENKAMPRegional Manager, Okanagan

DARLENE BRULEProgram Manager, Okanagan

Kamloops Region GEMMA GOWLINGRegional Manager, Kamloops

Vancouver Island RegionDEBORAH WAKEHAMRegional Manager, Vancouver Island

LINDA CONNProgram Coordinator, Greater Victoria

CHARLAYNE JONESProgram Manager, Central and Upper Vancouver Island

Northern BC RegionJACK HOOPERProgram Manager, Northern BCJAStaff Listing

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