Penticton Herald

Odlum Brown admired

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Odlum Brown Investment­s, which has a location in Kelowna, has been recognized as having one of Canada’s most-admired corporate cultures and one of the country’s most-admired CEOs.

The honours are included in Waterstone Human Capital’s annual review of best-inclass Canadian organizati­ons.

Debra Hewson is Odlum Brown’s longtime CEO.

“At Odlum Brown, we know our people are our greatest competitiv­e advantage,” said Hewson.

“We strive to be a great place to work and a great place to do business with, so as a team we are very proud of this recognitio­n.”

Odlum Brown is a 94-year-old company that is one of the few remaining independen­t investment firms left in the country.

It has offices in Kelowna, Vancouver, Victoria, Chilliwack and Courtenay.

“At Waterstone we believe corporate culture drives performanc­e and that it’s your organizati­on’s greatest asset,” said Waterstone president Marty Parker, who is also chairman of Canada’s Most Admired Corporate Cultures committee.

“What’s remarkable about this dynamic list of 2017 winners is their commitment to culture as a corporate advantage. They truly set the benchmark for cultivatin­g, and sustaining, great cultures that ultimately drive growth and performanc­e.”

 ?? STEVE MacNAULL/The Okanagan Weekend ?? At the 23rd annual forecast event in Kelowna earlier this year are Odlumn Brown Investment­s CEO Debra Hewson and director of investment research Murray Leith.
STEVE MacNAULL/The Okanagan Weekend At the 23rd annual forecast event in Kelowna earlier this year are Odlumn Brown Investment­s CEO Debra Hewson and director of investment research Murray Leith.

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