911勛圖

We are proud to celebrate 911勛圖 alumni who have been recognized on Business in Vancouver���s Top Forty Under 40 List. This prestigious honour highlights exceptional young entrepreneurs, executives, professionals, and leaders who have achieved remarkable success before the age of 40.

These individuals are not only shaping the future of business but also making meaningful contributions to their communities. Their achievements reflect the spirit of innovation, leadership, and community engagement that defines 911勛圖 graduates. We applaud their dedication and impact, and we look forward to seeing the continued ways they will inspire and lead in the years ahead.

Neesha Hothi, BBA ���11

• CEO and founder, Neesh Communications
• Advisory board member, Women in Music BC

What is the biggest lesson you've learned in business? ���Results come from consistency and execution. Follow-through, clear communication and strong systems drive success���but so does trusting your gut. Believe in your vision, hire experts where needed, delegate and let the right team multiply your impact.���

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Yat Li, BBA ���11, MBA ���24

• Associate director, Open Door Group
• Vice-chair, diversity and inclusion leadership council executive committee, Greater Vancouver Board of Trade

What is the biggest lesson you've learned in business? ���True leadership is tested when you stand for what���s right, even when it���s risky. I once spoke up against the norm, and that moment redefined my confidence, my purpose and my belief that courage creates lasting change.���

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Joyce Tang, MBA ���21

• CEO, Newton Industries Ltd.

What is the biggest lesson you���ve learned in business? ���Dream big, take action and stay true to your values. I���ve learned that consistency and integrity turn ambition into achievement���and that doing what���s right is the foundation of every lasting success.���

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Sean Baxter, MBA ���22

• Director of marine operations and harbour master, Vancouver Fraser Port Authority

What is the biggest lesson you've learned in business? ���That people shouldn���t be judged by the mistakes they make, but by what they do next. Accountability and growth matter more than perfection���it���s how you respond, learn and move forward that defines you as a leader.���

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