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As ICA continues to fulfill its vision of building thriving inner city communities, we are excited to announce the release of our 2010 Impact Report!
In 2010, ICA delivered more impact than any previous year, growing 66 innovative businesses, creating and retaining 1,945 jobs and yielding $77 million dollars of inner city wealth. This increased performance is made possible by our unparalleled network of funders, partners and advisors, and we are grateful for your support.
As exemplified by our findings, this Impact Report provides evidence that ICA has an effective model for growing inner city businesses and creating sustainable jobs for inner city residents.
Thank you for your continued support of ICA.
Sincerely,
Jose Corona
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1. BOB: a partner in socially responsible community building Shirley Chan,CEO Based in Vancouver, B.C. Building Opportunities with Business (BOB) is a non-profit organization that is championing an inclusive revitalization process for the inner-city that values existing businesses and residents. BOB is a connector, a resource and a facilitator working to: strengthen the inner-city’s community capacity; identify and build on untapped business opportunities; improve employment opportunities and retention; and increase investment in Vancouver’s inner-city.
24. A Credible Organization “BOB has been a valuable and practicalresource to Recycling Alternative. Louise Schwarz, Owner Recycling Alternative “The High Response rate is to be considered an indicator of the relevance of BOB to its stakeholders in the community” Helen Sheridan, Principal The Bridge Consulting “The VRCA is proud to be a partner with BOB.” Keith Sashaw, President Vancouver Regional Construction Association “The partnership between Bell and the Vancouver Agreement has resulted in an effective and credible economic development agency” Cathy Chalupa, Manager, Small Business and Economic Development “Vancity is a proud supporter“ Derek Gent, Executive Director, Vancity Community Foundation ““I have been telling everyone about how impressed I am with the people at BOB. You are not just playing at this, you're sincere and you do your jobs above and beyond.” Heather Blakemore, Theatre Manger SFU Contemporary Arts “Working with BOB has been an inspiration… an organization committed to innovative programs and partnerships with tremendous impact in the community” Steve Williams, Director Worldwide Community - Technology & Environment Programs SAP Business Objects Division “Tradeworks Training Society is proud to be a partner with BOB”Ross Gentleman, Executive DirectorTradeworksTraining Society
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46. BOB can supply readily available trained, reliable & supported workers Our construction directory is comprehensive (over 200 construction and construction-related businesses) to meet your needs BOB ‘s Resources