Kootenay Influencers

Check here for an evolving list of the visionaries, innovators and implementers in Nelson’s business community.

We’re compiling an archive of information about the treasury of business people whose support and expertise are available in Golden, B.C.

Every community has its influencers, and we’d like to applaud the members of Rossland’s business community who are making a positive difference.

Trail’s influencers demonstrate a mindset that supports Trail itself and the surrounding region

Creston is fortunate to have these people of influence working in many sectors of the community.

Smrt1 Technologies combines the convenience of the vending machine with the retail reach of the Internet and the connectivity of cellphones.

We shine a little light on a few of the business people who are leading the field in their own way in Invermere.

Mike Adams is an inspiring example of professionalism in business, generous community service, steadfast friendship and commitment to family.

Creativity, practicality and appreciation for their community drive these Fernie residents to high levels of contribution.

These Castlegar citizens have gone beyond the necessary to create quality in the business community and benefits for the community at large.

Jason Louie, chief of the Lower Kootenay Indian Band, remembers his roots and works to improve life for the next generations.

If we were making up a dream team of Cranbrook’s influencers, the people listed here would be on the roster.

Leaders in Canal Flats are developing plans for strategic economic growth in the community.

Jimmy Bundschuh is most comfortable working behind the scenes, but recognizes that the scope of his business has made him a regional influencer.

Lolli and David Gagnon have founded a business and a not-for-profit organization that support the community of Golden, B.C.

Craig Moritz brings a talent for country music and a passion for animal rescue to his new home community of Canal Flats.

Hig & Son Automotive Repair operates on principles of honesty and reliability. We’d call that influential.

In all of his roles, Jesse Nicholas strives to listen, understand, build consensus and serve his community.

Brenna Baker recently made a shift from sheltering animals to supporting healthcare for East Kootenay citizens via the EKFH.

Building permit applications are piling up at Revelstoke City Hall, and Nicole Fricot, community economic development director, is busy.