JA of Newfoundland & Labrador
2007 - 2008 Partners Abitibi-Consolidated Company of Canada; Argentia Area Chamber of Commerce; AE Consultants Ltd.; AppleCore Interactive; Argentia Management Authority; Atlantic Lottery Corporation; Atlantic Minerals Limited; Bay St. George Chamber of Commerce; Bell Aliant; Benson Myles; BMO Bank of Montreal; Brook Construction 2007 Inc.; Brook Street Credit Union; Burgeo Academy; Burgeo Alternative Measures; Burgeo Lioness Club; Burgeo Lions Club; Business Development Bank of Canada; Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters; Carol Automobile Ltd.; CBCL Limited Consulting Engineers; CBDC Avalon West; CBDC Central; Charles R. Bell Limited; City of Corner Brook; CIBC; CitiFinancial; Clarenville Area Chamber of Commerce; College of the North Atlantic; Community Foundation of Newfoundland & Labrador; Community Youth Network, Burgeo; Corner Brook Comfort Inn; Crosbie Group Limited; D.F. Barnes Ltd.; Deer Lake Airport Authority; Deer Lake Chamber of Commerce; Deer Lake Motel; Department of Innovation, Trade and Rural Development; Eagle River Credit Union; Eagle River Credit Union, Labrador Savings Branch; Eastwood Forest Products Ltd.; ExxonMobil; Faculty of Business Administration, MUN; Grant Thornton, Grand Falls-Windsor; Grant Thornton, St. John’s; Greater Corner Brook Board of Trade; H. J. O’Connell Construction Ltd; Harbour Yes; Hickman Motors Ltd.; Home Construction Ltd.; Honda Canada; Humber Valley Credit Union Limited; Husky Group of Companies; Ikajuttiget Board Inc.; Investors Group; Iron Ore Company of Canada; Irving Big Stop, Deer Lake; J.N. Automotive Supply (2001) Ltd.; J. Paul Snow, CA; Jim Bennett Law Office; Jo Mark and Lynn Zurel; Johnson Inc.; Katimavik; Keyin College; Kinsmen Club of Corner Brook; Kirk Leach; Kiwanis Club of Grand Falls-Windsor; Knights of Columbus, Happy Valley-Goose Bay; Labrador School Board; Ladies Auxilliary, Royal Canada Legion, Happy Valley-Goose Bay; Lawton's Drugs, Deer Lake; Labrador West Rotary Club; Manstan Drugs (1995) Ltd.; Marine Atlantic; Marshall Industries Ltd.; Metro General Insurance Corporation Ltd.; Munn Insurance Ltd.; N. D. Dobbin Group of Companies; Newfoundland & Labrador Credit Union; Newfoundland & Labrador Housing Corporation; Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro; Newfoundland Power Inc.; Noble Drilling (Canada) Ltd.; North Atlantic Refinery Ltd.; Nortip Development Corporation; Northwest Forest Resources Inc.; Noseworthy Chapman Chartered Accountants; Pearl R. Lee, CA; Penney Industrial Ltd.; PF Collins Customs Broker Ltd.; PS Atlantic (The Paint Shop, Mt. Pearl); RBC Royal Bank; RONA Foundation; Rotary Club of Avalon Northeast; Rotary Club of Corner Brook; Scotiabank; Scotsburn; Seabase Ltd.; Serco Facilities Management, Inc.; Shoppers Drug Mart, Deer Lake; Sobeys; St. Anthony Basin Resources; St. Anthony Seafoods Limited; St. John's Board of Trade; Steers Ltd.; TD Canada Trust; The HELP Committee; Steele Communications; The McCain Foundation; The Paint Shop, Deer Lake; The Telegram; Town of Conception Bay South; Town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay; Town of Grand Falls-Windsor; Town of Labrador City; Toyota Plaza; United Way of Avalon; Vale Inco Newfoundland & Labrador Ltd.; VOCM Cares Foundation; Western School District; White Ottenheimer & Baker; Williams' Building Supplies; Yellow Cabs, Deer Lake
Junior Achievement, or JA, is an international not-for-profit organization, registered charity. Its primary mandate is to teach elementary, junior high and high school students the principles of
business through practical, hands-on experiences.
The five programs currently offered by Junior Achievement
of Newfoundland and Labrador help students develop a positive attitude about business and economics, strengthen interpersonal and leadership skills, develop an appreciation of life long learning and apply their talents in a risk-free, yet true-to-life business environment.
JA of Newfoundland and Labrador (JANL) is currently operating in 93 public schools; 3 private schools and 6 community centres throughout our province and serves more than 6,000 students each year. Over 400 individual community and business leaders
lend their time and expertise to the Junior Achievement cause - shaping Canada's future.
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