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James Allen "Jim" Pattison, OC, OBC (born October 1, 1928) is a Canadian business magnate, investor and philanthropist. He is based in Vancouver. He is the Chief Executive Officer, Chairman and Sole Owner of the Jim Pattison Group, the second largest privately held company in Canada, making him one of Canada's richest people.==Early life and education==Pattison's parents resided in the rural town of Luseland, Saskatchewan when he was born at the hospital in nearby Saskatoon. Growing up in East Vancouver, his first summer job was playing trumpet in children's church camps and later picking fruit (raspberries, cherries, and peaches) during the summer while in high school. Pattison had many jobs while in high school, including selling doughnuts in the school parking lot, selling seeds door to door, delivering newspapers, and working as a page boy at the Georgia Hotel.(Vancouver Sun, September 8, 2011 ) He graduated from John Oliver Secondary School in 1947.( Vancouver Courier - Billionaire returns to former high school in Vancouver ) - September 7, 2011After high school, he worked in a cannery, a packing house, as a laborer building bridges in the mountains, and then for the Canadian Pacific Railway as a dining car attendant before accepting a job washing cars at a gas station with a small attached used-car lot. By chance, while the regular salesman was away, Pattison sold one of the cars on the lot and found his profession. He parlayed that success into a job selling used cars during the summer at one of the largest used-car lots in Vancouver, using his earnings to pay for his studies at the University of British Columbia (although he did not complete his studies(National Post: "Still Going Strong" ) September 30, 2006 being three classes short of a business degree).
James Allen "Jim" Pattison, OC, OBC (born October 1, 1928) is a Canadian business magnate, investor and philanthropist. He is based in Vancouver. He is the Chief Executive Officer, Chairman and Sole Owner of the Jim Pattison Group, the second largest privately held company in Canada, making him one of Canada's richest people.
==Early life and education==
Pattison's parents resided in the rural town of Luseland, Saskatchewan when he was born at the hospital in nearby Saskatoon. Growing up in East Vancouver, his first summer job was playing trumpet in children's church camps〔 and later picking fruit (raspberries, cherries, and peaches) during the summer while in high school.〔 Pattison had many jobs while in high school, including selling doughnuts in the school parking lot, selling seeds door to door, delivering newspapers, and working as a page boy at the Georgia Hotel.〔(Vancouver Sun, September 8, 2011 )〕 He graduated from John Oliver Secondary School in 1947.〔( Vancouver Courier - Billionaire returns to former high school in Vancouver ) - September 7, 2011〕
After high school, he worked in a cannery, a packing house, as a laborer building bridges in the mountains, and then for the Canadian Pacific Railway as a dining car attendant〔 before accepting a job washing cars at a gas station with a small attached used-car lot.〔 By chance, while the regular salesman was away, Pattison sold one of the cars on the lot and found his profession.〔 He parlayed that success into a job selling used cars during the summer at one of the largest used-car lots in Vancouver, using his earnings to pay for his studies at the University of British Columbia〔 (although he did not complete his studies〔(National Post: "Still Going Strong" ) September 30, 2006〕 being three classes short of a business degree).〔
抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 , OC, OBC (born October 1, 1928) is a Canadian business magnate, investor and philanthropist. He is based in Vancouver. He is the Chief Executive Officer, Chairman and Sole Owner of the Jim Pattison Group, the second largest privately held company in Canada, making him one of Canada's richest people.==Early life and education==Pattison's parents resided in the rural town of Luseland, Saskatchewan when he was born at the hospital in nearby Saskatoon. Growing up in East Vancouver, his first summer job was playing trumpet in children's church camps and later picking fruit (raspberries, cherries, and peaches) during the summer while in high school. Pattison had many jobs while in high school, including selling doughnuts in the school parking lot, selling seeds door to door, delivering newspapers, and working as a page boy at the Georgia Hotel.(Vancouver Sun, September 8, 2011 ) He graduated from John Oliver Secondary School in 1947.( Vancouver Courier - Billionaire returns to former high school in Vancouver ) - September 7, 2011After high school, he worked in a cannery, a packing house, as a laborer building bridges in the mountains, and then for the Canadian Pacific Railway as a dining car attendant before accepting a job washing cars at a gas station with a small attached used-car lot. By chance, while the regular salesman was away, Pattison sold one of the cars on the lot and found his profession. He parlayed that success into a job selling used cars during the summer at one of the largest used-car lots in Vancouver, using his earnings to pay for his studies at the University of British Columbia (although he did not complete his studies(National Post: "Still Going Strong" ) September 30, 2006 being three classes short of a business degree).">ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
■, OC, OBC (born October 1, 1928) is a Canadian business magnate, investor and philanthropist. He is based in Vancouver. He is the Chief Executive Officer, Chairman and Sole Owner of the Jim Pattison Group, the second largest privately held company in Canada, making him one of Canada's richest people.==Early life and education==Pattison's parents resided in the rural town of Luseland, Saskatchewan when he was born at the hospital in nearby Saskatoon. Growing up in East Vancouver, his first summer job was playing trumpet in children's church camps and later picking fruit (raspberries, cherries, and peaches) during the summer while in high school. Pattison had many jobs while in high school, including selling doughnuts in the school parking lot, selling seeds door to door, delivering newspapers, and working as a page boy at the Georgia Hotel.(Vancouver Sun, September 8, 2011 ) He graduated from John Oliver Secondary School in 1947.( Vancouver Courier - Billionaire returns to former high school in Vancouver ) - September 7, 2011After high school, he worked in a cannery, a packing house, as a laborer building bridges in the mountains, and then for the Canadian Pacific Railway as a dining car attendant before accepting a job washing cars at a gas station with a small attached used-car lot. By chance, while the regular salesman was away, Pattison sold one of the cars on the lot and found his profession. He parlayed that success into a job selling used cars during the summer at one of the largest used-car lots in Vancouver, using his earnings to pay for his studies at the University of British Columbia (although he did not complete his studies(National Post: "Still Going Strong" ) September 30, 2006 being three classes short of a business degree).">ウィキペディアで「James Allen "Jim" Pattison, OC, OBC (born October 1, 1928) is a Canadian business magnate, investor and philanthropist. He is based in Vancouver. He is the Chief Executive Officer, Chairman and Sole Owner of the Jim Pattison Group, the second largest privately held company in Canada, making him one of Canada's richest people.==Early life and education==Pattison's parents resided in the rural town of Luseland, Saskatchewan when he was born at the hospital in nearby Saskatoon. Growing up in East Vancouver, his first summer job was playing trumpet in children's church camps and later picking fruit (raspberries, cherries, and peaches) during the summer while in high school. Pattison had many jobs while in high school, including selling doughnuts in the school parking lot, selling seeds door to door, delivering newspapers, and working as a page boy at the Georgia Hotel.(Vancouver Sun, September 8, 2011 ) He graduated from John Oliver Secondary School in 1947.( Vancouver Courier - Billionaire returns to former high school in Vancouver ) - September 7, 2011After high school, he worked in a cannery, a packing house, as a laborer building bridges in the mountains, and then for the Canadian Pacific Railway as a dining car attendant before accepting a job washing cars at a gas station with a small attached used-car lot. By chance, while the regular salesman was away, Pattison sold one of the cars on the lot and found his profession. He parlayed that success into a job selling used cars during the summer at one of the largest used-car lots in Vancouver, using his earnings to pay for his studies at the University of British Columbia (although he did not complete his studies(National Post: "Still Going Strong" ) September 30, 2006 being three classes short of a business degree).」の詳細全文を読む
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