Safety charter scores hockey player

摘要

Retired professional hockey player Trevor Linden has agreed to partner with the BC Safety Charter, supporting its mission to engage senior executives in becoming corporate leaders that value health and safety as critical elements of their business. Linden is the owner of Club 16 Trevor Linden Fitness, with four locations in the Lower Mainland in British Columbia. In 1997, he founded the Trevor Linden Foundation, a registered charity supporting youth and children with special needs. The foundation also helps to improve the lives of young Canadians by encouraging and facilitating educational initiatives. The BC Safety Charter was established at the Leading Performance Conference in 2011, a daylong conference on health and safety, hosted by the FIOSA-MIOSA Safety Alliance of B.C., a non-profit association representing B.C.'s food and beverage processing and manufacturing industries. Linden retired in 2008 after a 19-year NHL career.