Brampton Board of Trade

The Brampton Board of Trade is a business organization first founded in Brampton, Ontario in 1887. Currently representing the broad interests of 1100+ members, the Brampton Board of Trade serves its members through government lobbying, member discounts, and networking opportunities.

History

1887 - founded and lapsed shortly after election of officers
1890 - founded
1897 - ceases operations
1903 - founded
1921, 1923-1947 - dormant
1947 - revived as Brampton Chamber of Commerce
1964 - amends name to Brampton and District Chamber of Commerce
1975 - changes name back to Brampton Board of Trade

Chairpersons of the BBOT

2016, Badar Shamim
2015, Jaipaul Massey-Singh
2014, Susan Crawford
2013, Glen Williams
2012, Jim Schembri

Presidents of the BBOT

2010-2011, Stephen Rhodes
2009-2010, F-Charles Waud (from WaudWare Incorporated)
2008-2009, Carman McClelland
2007-2008, Linda Ford
2006-2007, Wayne Waters
2005-2006, Michael Luchenski (from Lawrence, Lawrence, Stevenson LLP)
2004-2005, Mitch Robinson (from ScotiaMcLeod Inc.)
2003-2004, Michael Collins
2002-2003, Robert Peacock
2001-2002, John Sanderson
2000-2001, Adam Nowak
1999-2000, Heather Picken (from Lawrence, Lawrence, Stevenson LLP)
1998-1999, Ken Hay
1997-1998, Maria Britto
1996-1997, Bryan Dawson
1995-1996, Bob Nutbrown
1994-1995, Blaine Mitton
1993-1994, Paul Howlett
1992-1993, Jim Inglis
1991-1992, Jack Coughlin
1990-1991, Al Brannon
1989-1990, Joe Spina, later an MPP
1988-1989, Wally Rudensky
1987-1988, Lou Duggan
1986-1987, Dennis Cole
1985-1986, Robert Bell
1984-1985, Bruce Carruthers
1983-1984, Keith Coulter
1982-1983, Earnie Mitchell
1981-1982, Marty Hughes
1980-1981, Jim Phair
1979-1980, Terry Champ
1978-1979, John Logan (from John Logan Chevrolet-Oldsmobile)
1977-1978, Don Crawford
1976-1977, Harry Lockwood
1975-1976, A.D.K. Mackenzie
1974-1975, G.W. (Joe) Harley
1973-1974, Watson Kennedy
1972-1973, Peter Montgomery
1971-1972, Hank Sawatsky
1970-1971, R.C. Harvey
1969-1970, Richard Boyle
1968-1969, Ronald Rider
1967-1968, J.A. Carroll
1966-1967, Stan Eisel
1965-1966, Gordon Vivian
1964-1965, Douglas Brown
1963-1964, Sam Charters
1962-1963, Edward Ching
1961-1962, Cecil Chinn
1960-1961, Harold Knight
1960, Stan Stonehouse
1959, Lloyd Denby
1958, William Robinson
1957, William Coupar
1956, William Watson
1955, Emerson McKinney
1954, Joe Racine
1953, C.G. Patterson
1952, Frank Richardson
1951, William Robinson
1950, Cecil Carscadden
1948-1949, F. Gordon Umphrey
1922, James Martin
1919-1920, G.W. McFarland
1917-1919, F. W. Wegenast, later mayor
1914-1917, R.H. Pringle
1911-1914, J.H. Boutler
1907-1911, G.L. Williams
1907, E.S. Anderson
1906-1907, T.W. Duggan, later mayor (from Dale Estates Limited)
1904-1906, J.H. Boutler
1890-1896, E.O. Runians
1887, K. Chisholm

Brampton Business Person of the Year

2016: Heather Picken
2014-15: Bob Peacock
2013: David Sharpe
2012: Linda Ford
2011: Rob Filken
2010: Vlad Stritesky
2009: Doug Munro
2008: George Chiu
2007: Neil Davis
2006: Scott Goodison
2005: Bill Strachan
2004: Bryan Dawson
2003: John Sanderson
2002: Maria Britto
2001: Chris Butcher
2000: Mike Cuttle
1999: Ignat Kaneff
1998: Roger Peddle
1997: Bob May
1996: Lou Duggan
1995: Bill Graham
1994: Al Brannon
1993: John Cutruzzola
1992: Jeff Kerbel
1991: Ruth Sharpe
1990: Robert Bell
1989: Donald Crawford
1988: Harry Lockwood
1987: David Dickson M.D.
1986: John Mills
1985: John Logan
1984: Marie and Joseph Colbacchin
1983: G.W. (Joe) Harley
1982: Max Rice
1981: Carl Dalli
1980: William Pickett
1979: Charles Armstrong
1978: Emerson McKinney

Lifetime members of BBoT

Robert Bell
J. Bruce Carruthers C.A.
Keith Coulter
Donald R. Crawford
G.W. (Joe) Harley
Harry Lockwood
John Logan
Ron Rider
Peter Robertson
Ruth Sharpe
Gordon Smith

External links

Brampton
Geography	Bramalea Castlemore Claireville Heart Lake Loafers Lake Mount Pleasant Camp Naivelt Professor's Lake Snelgrove Toronto Gore Township
Buildings and structures	A. Grenville and William Davis Courthouse Bramalea City Centre Brampton Civic Hospital Brampton Library Brampton Soccer Centre Korean War Memorial Wall Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (formerly the Peel Heritage Complex) Peel County Courthouse Peel Memorial Hospital Powerade Centre Rose Theatre Shoppers World Brampton Trinity Common Mall
Organization	Brampton Arts Council Brampton Board of Trade Visual Arts Brampton
Events	Brampton Fall Fair Carabram
Politics	Brampton City Council Brampton City Hall 10 Peel Centre Drive
Media	CFNY-FM CIAO The Brampton Guardian Defunct The Bramptonian The Brampton Times
Education	Peel District School Board Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board Conseil scolaire Viamonde Conseil scolaire de district catholique Centre-Sud Sheridan College, Brampton Campus Algoma University, Brampton Campus
Transportation	Brampton Airport Brampton Transit Züm

Coordinates: 43°41′08″N 79°45′37″W / 43.68542°N 79.760211°W / 43.68542; -79.760211

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