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Jaime Stein
Former BC United Candidate for Vancouver-Langara
Jaime Stein is a former tech executive and community leader who was initially announced as the BC United candidate for Vancouver-Langara in the 2024 provincial election.14 However, his candidacy with BC United was short-lived, as the party suspended its campaign in August 2024.6
Stein has an extensive background in the tech industry, having worked with global brands such as Hootsuite, BroadbandTV, ICUC, and Taplytics.2 He has held various leadership positions, including Head of Customer Success at BroadbandTV and VP of Customer Success at Taplytics.2
In addition to his professional career, Stein is actively involved in community service. He serves as a board member for Canadians for Leading Edge Alzheimer's Research (CLEAR) and has previously partnered with Canadian Blood Services to raise millions of dollars for healthcare initiatives.12
Stein holds an MBA from the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto, where he was selected as valedictorian.2 He is passionate about building stronger communities through strategic leadership and is known for his customer-centric approach in business.2
Most recently, in February 2025, Stein was announced as one of two candidates representing ABC Vancouver in the April 5 city council byelection.36 He now describes himself as a "Transforming Communities Through Leadership & Action | Former Tech Executive | Public Policy Advocate | Healthcare Champion" on his LinkedIn profile.5
Highlights
Yesterday we announced that a BC United government would implement the largest middle class tax cut in British Columbia’s history. We will eliminate provincial income tax on the first $50,000 earned by every British Columbian. I explain more in the video below.
I’m honoured to receive the endorsement of Musqueam (xʷməθkʷəy̓əm) councillor Howard Grant (qiyəplenəxʷ) for my campaign to become the next MLA for Vancouver-Langara.
Howard’s support means the world to me, as we’ve known each other since I was 13-years-old and attending Point Grey High School with his son Wade Grant. This support stems from years of shared values and joint efforts, such as my work with Wade to establish the Canadian Blood Services Cord Blood Bank. I’m committed to continuing this spirit of collaboration and reconciliation.
#VancouverLangara #BCUnited #BCpoli #Musqueam
