Entrepreneur of the Year: Slideshow Pt.1

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Lukas Lundin, Chair, The Lundin Group of CompaniesEntrepreneur of the Year 2007Click here for the full article.Photo by Dina Goldstein.
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Laurance Carlson, CEO, Mainland Sand & Gravel Ltd.Photo by Dina Goldstein.
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Steven Dean, Chair and Director, Amerigo Resources Ltd.Photo by Dina Goldstein.
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Jack Gin, President & CEO, Extreme CCTVTechnology and Media Winner 2007Click here for the full article.Photo by Dina Goldstein.
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Robert Park, Co-Founder, President & CEO, FinancialCAD Corp.Photo by Dina Goldstein.
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Douglas Tronsgard, Co-founder and CEO, Next Level Games Inc.Photo by Dina Goldstein.

The entrepreneur has always been a subject of fascination, and the success of TV shows such as Dragon's Den and The Apprentice has only further cemented the appeal of self-made business people.

Entrepreneurship has never been sexier. But while sparring with potential investors or grovelling before a pouty man with a comb-over may make for good television, the reality is that succeeding in the cutthroat world of business takes more smarts, passion and fearlessness than could ever be captured by a few strategically placed cameras.

The winners and finalists of Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year Pacific Region program, selected through a rigorous process involving a top accounting firm and a tough panel of business veterans, have risen to the top of their respective fields by navigating a fine balance of level-headedness, intuition and audacity.

Yes, it makes for a good story. But even more importantly, it makes for a strong and vibrant economy. Meet the people who make it happen in this exclusive series of slideshows.

Go to: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

Related Stories:
Entrepreneur of the Year 2007 Introduction
Winners:

Entrepreneur of the Year Judges' Criteria

Gala Event Slideshow: EOY 2007 Winner | Category Winners

Gala Event: Winner's Acceptance Speech

Photos by Dina Goldstein.

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