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“Why has someone brought their kids to the Vancouver Club?” whispered one guest, glancing over at the three, sharply-dressed children conversing politely with the all-stars of Vancouver’s corporate scene. Little did they know what the remainder of the evening would bring. Those at Monday night’s Power 50 event ranged from human rights’ lawyers, to developers, to the Chief of the Gwawaenuk First Nation, but none stole the show like this year’s #20, 12-year-old Tru Wilson.
“I’m so thankful that I was chosen to be one of the 50 most powerful people in Vancouver. It is such an honour to know that I was able to inspire so many people, just by being true to myself.”
Westbank Corps.’ Ian Gillespie (#1) was present to accept his award, as was chief medical health officer Patricia Daly (#15), who reminded guests that it was time to book their flu shot. President of BCIT Kathy Kinloch (#28) acknowledged the high number of BCIT graduates in the room, while Vancouver city councillor Andrea Reimer (#26) humbly rebuked Vancouver’s new editor-in-chief Max Fawcett’s suggestion that we might be looking at the next mayor, instead commending Gregor Roberton’s (#2) leadership skills.For the full list of this year’s Power 50 winners, head Vanmag.com/Power50.