Jas Salh

Investment Advisor
National Bank Financial

Community Involvement:

• Director - White Rock Hospice Society
• President - Surrey Foundation
• Vice-President - Royal Canadian Theatre Company
• Vice-President - Soroptimist International White Rock

BIOGRAPHY:

With over 14 years of experience in the securities industry, Jas’ knowledge of the markets and her dedication to providing excellent customer service aid her in understanding and satisfying the rewquirments of her clients. Jas believes in developing trust with her clients through partnering, which can only be acjieved by being proactive and ensuring that her client’s needs are being met. Her approach is conservative, with capital preservation, some appreciation and tax minimization being the primary goals.

Since emigrating to Surrey from England, Jas has focused not only on building a business, but also giving back to her community. Through her work with a long list of local not-for-profit organizations, Jas has used determination and a desire to nurture positive growth in those around her to make a difference in the community. She encourages people to look at all communities as a whole; pooling resources and knowledge in an effort to improve programs and services for all. To Jas, success is knowing she has helped her clients to develop a sense of trust and peace of mind when it comes to their finances. Integrating her business knowledge with the not-for-profit sector has given Jas a great sense of pride. As a role model, Jas displays qualities that build trust and respect. She believes strong communication, integrity and ethics are the basis for developing strong relationships with her clients, peers and the community. Jas is currently Vice-Presdient, Royal Canadian Theatre Company, President Soroptimist International, White Rock. Past board involvements have been Director - White Rock Hospice Society, President - Surrey Foundation.

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