To engage and inspire Nova Scotians and the world with the stories and the history of Nova Scotian business leaders through the Nova Scotia Business Hall of Fame Laureates – titans of industry, business, and entrepreneurship.
Frequenting the Annapolis Royal waterfront, Rose became Canada’s first female police officer (self-appointed), imposing and enforcing curfews at the Annapolis Royal wharves and surrounding areas, well before there was an established police force. Rose commanded…
Learn moreKeith recognized early in his career that building relationships with a foundation of trust is the key to solid long-term business, regardless of language or culture. Keith continues to travel and develop new markets while…
Learn moreDr. Jeff Dahn stands as an innovative leader in the fields of lithium-ion and sodium-ion batteries, used worldwide. His journey began in 1978, encompassing both industry and academia, and he has focused on solving the…
Learn moreBill worked with Maritime Life for 34 years, rising to the office of President and CEO in 1995. In his nine years as President, the Company grew organically and through four successful acquisitions. By 2004…
Learn moreThe Legacy Project was established in 2017 by the Nova Scotia Business Hall of Fame Laureates and JA Nova Scotia to commemorate the Laureates and their contributions to Nova Scotia’s economy and business landscape. In 2021, the Nova Scotia Business Hall of Fame inducted the 100th Laureate, Viola Desmond.
Read moreThe Business Hall of Fame was initiated in 1993 to recognize the contribution made to business by successful leaders and entrepreneurs. Each year, Junior Achievement of Nova Scotia and the Business Hall of Fame honours individuals who inspire our business community and future business leaders with a record of unparalleled lifetime achievement. Laureates exemplify growth, courage, success and leadership.
Visit websiteThe Nova Scotia Business Hall of Fame program supports Junior Achievement (JA) of Nova Scotia. JA is a registered charity with a mission to inspire and prepare youth to succeed in a global economy with educational programs focused on financial literacy, workplace readiness and entrepreneurship.
Visit websiteThe nomination deadline is December 31st of each year. Nominations are open year round and can be submitted at any time. To help, we have created a Nomination Best Practices document, that will support the building of a strong nomination.