Nominate an Inductee for the 2025 Business Hall of Fame
The JA Northern Alberta Business Hall of Fame honours our region’s most esteemed business visionaries for their life achievements and service to our economy, our communities and the collective future of Albertans. It is the premier annual gathering of business and community leaders from every sector. Nominate a remarkable Albertan from our region to be recognized for their contributions.
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All Junior Achievement (JA) Programs have strong ties to the Alberta curriculum and will provide your learner with financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurship training. When you select a program from the options below, you will be re-routed to our national website where you will be required to register with a username and password.
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JA (Junior Achievement) is the world’s largest NGO dedicated to educating young people about business. We strive to inspire and prepare youth to succeed in a global economy. With over 120 member organizations worldwide, JA brings a global view of business to local communities.
We partner with educators, donors and volunteers to bring a real world experience into the classroom.
Our programs focused on financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurship give students the skills and confidence they need to become leaders of tomorrow.
JA isn’t simply a program that teaches about business, but most importantly, it teaches us about who we are.
JA turned complete strangers into lifelong friends. One of the greatest experiences ever.
JA has given me the drive, passion and ambition to be that change that I wish to see in the world.
What you are today is a person who can become tomorrow’s greatest leader. JA is the stepping stone. It is you that must take the first step.
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