BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/ical-org/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 5.1.4//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:NOTE:  Luncheon $27 - cash or cheque  Register no later than Tuesdays 12 noon. Contact Antonio at aleechang@gmail.com Register car li cense at Front Desk  "An Engineer’s Public-spirited Path" by Jeff Jian g Jeff Jiang\, President of JPC Services Inc. Founder and Founding preside nt of Chinese Construction & Renovation Association of Canada (CCRAC).  J eff graduated from Shanghai University as a mechanical engineer. He starte d his career in the renovation industry after immigrating to Canada in 200 0. JPC Services was founded in 2006.  With their mission to pursue qualit y and responsibility\, JPC was soon selected by major companies like Best Buy\, Staples\, Superstore\, The Source\, Vancouver School Board and YVR. Jeff has a devotion to social responsibility. His company helped over 20 E uropean immigrant technicians integrate and start careers in BC. He also o ffered opportunity for people with past criminal records to start a new li fe. For the local community\, he solved tricky problems for many strata wh ich even big engineering firms failed to accomplish.  He chaired and co-c haired charity events engaged in activities and fundraising for homeless\, people with disability and cancer. Due to an industry scandal\, he founde d Chinese Construction & Renovation Association of Canada (CCRAC). In Apri l\, 2014\, a news report was spread in Chinese community. A young student paid a renovation company $46\,000 deposit for her condo renovation. But s everal months later she found this company had disappeared with her money. They left unfinished work and garbage in her suite. When Jeff read this n ews\, he thought he needed to do something to prevent this kind of thing h appening to others. He called on 8 companies to voluntarily help this vict im finish renovation for free. He believed their charity action would insp ire the Chinese renovation industry to do business right. Later\, in July 2014\, with these 8 partners\, CCRAC was founded. The purpose of CCRAC is to self-regulate Chinese construction and renovation industry\; offering g uidance\, promote business and help startup technicians. CCRAC now has ove r 100 members. DTEND:20191113T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260901T022531Z DTSTART:20191113T201500Z LOCATION:Hilton Vancouver Airport SEQUENCE:1 SUMMARY:Wed Luncheon - Jeff Jiang UID:e3b22c25-0828-4564-a4b6-b396113b777d X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

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"\;An Engineer&rsquo\;s Public-spirited Path"\; by Jeff Jiang

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Jeff Jiang\, President of JPC Services Inc. Founder and Founding presid ent of Chinese Construction &\; Renovation Association of Canada (CCRAC). \;

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Jeff graduated from Sha nghai University as a mechanical engineer. He started his career in the re novation industry after immigrating to Canada in 2000. JPC Services was fo unded in 2006. \; With their mission to pursue quality and responsibil ity\, JPC was soon selected by major companies like Best Buy\, Staples\, S uperstore\, The Source\, Vancouver School Board and YVR.

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Jeff ha s a devotion to social responsibility. His company helped over 20 European immigrant technicians integrate and start careers in BC. He also offered opportunity for people with past criminal records to start a new life. For the local community\, he solved tricky problems for many strata which eve n big engineering firms failed to accomplish. \; He chaired and co-cha ired charity events engaged in activities and fundraising for homeless\, p eople with disability and cancer.

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Due to an industry scandal\, h e founded Chinese Construction &\; Renovation Association of Canada (CC RAC). In April\, 2014\, a news report was spread in Chinese community. A y oung student paid a renovation company $46\,000 deposit for her condo reno vation. But several months later she found this company had disappeared wi th her money. They left unfinished work and garbage in her suite. When Jef f read this news\, he thought he needed to do something to prevent this ki nd of thing happening to others. He called on 8 companies to voluntarily h elp this victim finish renovation for free. He believed their charity acti on would inspire the Chinese renovation industry to do business right. Lat er\, in July 2014\, with these 8 partners\, CCRAC was founded. The purpose of CCRAC is to self-regulate Chinese construction and renovation industry \; offering guidance\, promote business and help startup technicians. CCRA C now has over 100 members.

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