Kyndra Farrell, the owner-operator of two Prince George businesses – Worth A Shot Mobile Bar and Champagne Events - was named the 2025 Business Person of the Year at the Prince George Chamber of Commerce’s 40th Annual Business Excellence Awards on Saturday.

MDN Trinity Financial Services received the 2025 Business of the Year Award while the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) Business of the Year Award went to the House of Ancestors.

The other award winners Saturday were:
Excellence in Promotion and Marketing - Busy Boss Communications
Excellence In Food and Beverage - Open Door Cafe
Excellence in Entertainment and Attractions - Caledonia Nordic Ski Club
Excellence in Business Philanthropy - Four Rivers Co-Op
Excellence in Technological Innovation - Stackd
Excellence in Customer Service - Birchwood Veterinary Clinic
Excellence in Environmental Impact - Goodsir Nature Park
Excellence in Not for Profit/Community Service - Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation
Lifetime Achievement Award - The Prince George Citizen

To celebrate the 40th Annual Business Excellence Awards, The Honourable Jody Wilson-Raybould, the former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, gave the keynote address. The bestselling author of True Reconciliation: How to Be a Force for Change, spoke to the audience of more than 400 about the ongoing efforts business and communities have made engaging with Canada’s Indigenous Peoples to build a prosperous future together.

Contact: Neil Godbout, Executive Director, Prince George Chamber of Commerce
250 552 6029, ceo@pgchamber.bc.ca