Kent Wiebe

In the bustling city of Vancouver, British Columbia, a seasoned legal mind, Mr. Wiebe, carves out a distinguished career path that bridges the realms of law and economics. His academic journey commences with an exploration of economics at Simon Fraser University, setting the stage for a profound understanding of the financial aspects of legal issues. This foundation is further solidified with a Juris Doctor degree from the prestigious University of British Columbia.

Before venturing into the legal profession, Mr. Wiebe honed his leadership skills in the corporate world, notably as an executive at Equifax and as the executive vice-president at Credit Management Corporation. These roles imbued him with a rich understanding of credit and finance, invaluable to his legal practice.

Mr. Wiebe's legal career is marked by significant tenures at top-tier law firms. His expertise was sought after in downtown Vancouver and across the Atlantic in London, England, where he served as a senior associate at Allen and Overy LLP. Eventually, his professional journey led him back to Vancouver, where he established a law firm that quickly rose to prominence.

An educator at heart, Mr. Wiebe dedicates a portion of his time to teaching, sharing his vast knowledge with aspiring accountants and lawyers. For over twenty years, he has been an integral part of the CPA Association and the Chartered Accountant’s Institute of British Columbia's Professional Development Program. His role as a professor of Business Law at the University of Phoenix, Burnaby campus, and his contributions as a presenter and author for various educational institutions and programs underscore his commitment to legal education.

Specializing in corporate/commercial law, real estate income and investment trusts, and complex estate and trust matters, Mr. Wiebe's legal practice is diverse and impactful. His expertise not only benefits his clients but also enriches the legal community through published works and seminars on subjects ranging from creditor remedies to the intricacies of punitive damages.

Outside the courtroom and lecture halls, Mr. Wiebe nurtures a passion for the arts and philanthropy. His hobbies include oil painting and woodworking, pursuits that reflect his creative spirit. A dedicated family man, he cherishes time spent with his three children. His commitment to community service is evident in his involvement with charities and his leadership role at North Shore Community Resources, enhancing the lives of residents on the north shore.

Mr. Wiebe's political engagement spans both federal and provincial landscapes, where he actively contributes to policy discussions. His governance experience is further demonstrated through his service on the boards of various corporations and non-profit organizations.

With admissions to practice law in both British Columbia and England, Mr. Wiebe's legal acumen is recognized internationally. His published works and lectures continue to influence and educate, cementing his reputation as a thought leader in the legal field. Fluent in English and French, he embodies a global perspective, ready to tackle the challenges of today's interconnected world.