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“Keeping the office running smoothly is enjoyable because of the people I work with. It’s a great place to place to work and my colleagues are such a diverse and interesting group of people.”

Carolyn Sundquist
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With over 20 years of administrative experience Carolyn Sundquist ensures Genome BC’s day-to-day administrative operations run effortlessly. Carolyn joined Genome BC as a coordinator for the Sectors Team then carried that role over to the newly established Entrepreneurship and Commercialization department before finding her place as Office Manager.

Besides keeping Genome BC so well organized, Carolyn’s other claim to fame is being part of the winning team in two different team building events at Genome BC. (No small feat with such a competitive group!) Carolyn attended Langara College where she obtained an Advanced Administrative Skills diploma and has completed various accounting courses before working in various roles across the private and public sectors.

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Another special episode of the Code of Life – Part Two of Genome BC’s Annual Don Rix Distinguished Keynote Address.

 

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