Canada’s oil king: He also eats cake
Suncor chief Rick George takes the bus to work, picks up his own dry cleaning
Rick George, who as the head of Suncor and a chief architect of yesterday’s $18.4-billion Petro-Canada takeover will soon be piloting Canada’s biggest oil company, is a modest guy. "Even though he made $7.5 million in 2008, that the man of the hour would take a $2.50 bus ride from his Mount Royal home to the office down-town speaks volumes," writes the Calgary Herald’s Valerie Berenyi. He even cares about the environment, getting praise from the likes of Pembina head Marlo Raynolds. But does he floss?
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