The Vancouver leg of My Most Trusted,
a national and global super-community of
89,821
trusted connections in our Trusted Universe, October 2026
Vancouver
Vancouver has no shortage of good businesses. What it is short of is the person who knows two of them should meet.
the SeaBus. The passenger ferry across Burrard Inlet between downtown Vancouver and North Vancouver. A short crossing that joins two shores that can see each other but do not otherwise meet.
A circle of Vancouver entrepreneurs who get access to trusted connectors, warm personal introductions and real chances to collaborate, powered by Grand Connection and My Most Trusted.
Vancouver is a city of neighbourhoods and water. Downtown, the North Shore, Burnaby, Richmond and the Tri-Cities each have their own business life, and bridges and ferries in between. Owners tend to know their own patch well and the rest of the region hardly at all, which is exactly where a good introduction does its work.
The circle starts with one person who answers for it. In Vancouver that person is Susan.
Host · Trusted Advocate
Susan Jarema hosts the Vancouver BC Grand Circle from Greater Vancouver. Through Grand Connection she brings business owners together to connect, create and collaborate, and she describes her own role as Internetologist and Grand Connector: the person who makes sure the right people end up in the same conversation. She holds an MBA and a Trusted Advocate rank on My Most Trusted, the highest the Trust-O-Meter gives. She meets people face to face around Greater Vancouver and online anywhere.
Tell Susan who you are trying to reach. If someone in the circle knows them, you will hear about it.
From downtown you can see North Vancouver across the water all day long, and plenty of people on each shore have never done business with the other. The SeaBus makes the crossing in a few minutes. A circle like this one is the same idea: two business owners who can almost see each other already, and somebody who knows them both to carry the introduction across.
