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About the Venture 100Each September, Alberta Venture, with the partnership of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, celebrates the largest public companies within Alberta, plus the largest not-for-profits, top employers and the highest paid executives in our Venture 100 and Next 100 (“V100”) feature. This site combines five years of V100 lists into a comprehensive database of economic insight. The lists are searchable by metrics such as year, revenue, industry in addition to other parameters. Also featured on this site is the best of our editorial insights into the companies and trends that stood out from year to year. |
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Forzani Group and Canadian Team Up To Defend Their Market ShareAs American retailers look to Alberta, two Canadian retail heavyweights plan for the future by Steve Macleod | Published on Sep 01, 2011 |
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Why a corporate chaplaincy program works for All Weather WindowsThe return on investment is in a more engaged workforce by Jessica Patterson | Published on Sep 01, 2011 |
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Technological Fixes Have John Wright Optimistic About The Future Of PetroBakken and PetrobankExpertise in horizontal wells and multi-stage hydraulic fraccing as well as a novel oil sands extraction technique bode well for the Calgary based company by Lewis Kelly | Published on Sep 01, 2011 |
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The Suite Life: Learn More About Alberta's Business LeadersA pictorial approach to this province’s business community Published on Sep 01, 2011 |
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Exclusive Profile of Brad Shaw, the CEO of Shaw CommunicationsAs Brad Shaw takes over the reins of the iconic company from his brother Jim, the Shaw empire braces itself for change – again by Marzena Czarnecka | Published on Sep 01, 2011 |
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Analysis: Revenues Are Up For V100 CompaniesTotal revenue for the Venture 100 companies rose from $256 billion in 2009 to $330 billion in 2010, foreshadowing a bright – and busy – future Published on Sep 01, 2011 |