Surrey’s Top 25 Under 25 Awards

Surrey's Top 25 Under 25 The Surrey Board of Trade recognizes business and community-minded people under the age of 25, either working in Surrey or working on a business or community-related project in/for Surrey. The top 25 winners are annually recognized as role models for their community at an awards reception which was held on April 24, 2019, from 5:30-8:00 pm at the Civic Hotel, Autograph Collection.

2019 Winners

Winner Bios

First Name	Last Name	Organization/Project	Age
Khayla	Almonte-Davila	REACH; Radius Refugee Livelihood Lab	23
Anjali	Dhaliwal	Youth Helping Youth	16
Gurjevan	Dhaliwal	Kids Play Youth Foundation	17
Summin	Dinsa	Lumen Society	24
Donya	Divsalar	SFU Aerospace	24
Adelaide	Fuller	Easier to be Kind	17
Ravneet	Ghotra	SOARxMentorship Program with SOAR Philanthropic Society	22
Karanvir	Gill	Lifestream Sick Kids Awareness Society	20
Aruba	Khan	Red Drops for Blood in partnership with Canadian Blood Services	17
Hajira	Khan	BeautyCon SFU, Creatorly and EmpowHer	24
Shilpa	Lakshmy	Enactus SFU	21
Tawanda	Masawi	Simon Fraser Student Society	23
Chetanya	Monga	SOARxMentorship Project with SOAR Philanthropic Society, MC Mortgages and Vera’s Burger Shack	23
Shawna	Narayan	Empower The Future Association	22
Arpit	Pandher	Break The Divide and Project Poser	18
Haleena	Parmar	Kids Play Youth Foundation and Moving Forward Family Services	23
Gaganjit	Phulka	Vitality for the Vulnerable, Big Brothers Big Sisters Organization and Delirium Protocol Committee at Langley Memorial Hospital	24
Ravneet	Randhawa	Enactus SFU and Count on Me	19
Abhayjeet	Sachal	Break the Divide and Operation Green	17
Brahmroop	Sandhu	Surrey Crime Prevention, Crime Stoppers, RCMP and Canadian Civil Liberties Association	19
Tanraj	Sohal	Canadian Eyesight Global, Professional Chess Player and Coach	22
Branden	Sorbo	Enactus SFU and Count on Me	20
Harjot	Takhar	One Blood For Life Foundation & Project Blue Hands Society	20
Richard	Tichelman	Richard Tichelman Music	19
Peyton	Winslade	Media Minds at Enactus SFU and 25toLife partnership with SFU Beedie School of Business and Canadian Cancer Society	22

The honorary Health & Safety in the Workplace Award goes to Khayla Almonte-Davila.

Nominations

Nominations are closed for 2019. Check back for 2020 nominations.

The Judging Criteria is:

Must be working on/worked on a business or community project in Surrey (including students) and/or;
Must be working in the Surrey business community and/or;
Must be contributing/ have recently contributed to a business or community-related project in Surrey and;
Must be 25 years of age or younger prior to April 24, 2019

Melissa Peel
604.581.7130
melissa@businessinsurrey.com