Community Impact
BWV was created by farmers and ranchers, for farmers and ranchers. With this spirit at our core, we aim to create positive and lasting impact in rural and remote communities by opening opportunities, upskilling professionals, strengthening productivity and well-being, and helping build resilient and prosperous local economies.
Empowering rural and remote communities
Business Wide View’s network is strategically designed for data collection and analysis, supporting technology development and AI integration to strengthen farm and ranch operations, production, and trade. We partner with educational institutions, governments, organizations, and investors to equip people with tools and knowledge that respond directly to the real needs of farmers and ranchers.
Our integrated approach across agriculture, tourism, and trade builds strong bridges that connect rural and remote communities with opportunities, technology, and investment. This work contributes directly to local, provincial, and national economic growth. We are people of the land, and we understand the value of the soil providing food for our families, resources for innovation, materials for industry, energy for our homes, and security for our future.
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Edmar Xavier conducting a free technical visit at a farm in Falmouth, Nova Scotia, as part of the 10-Year Countdown program in 2021.
Let's Connect
Edmar Xavier is our specialist in stakeholder engagement and community outreach. His strong listening skills and forward-thinking mindset help communities advance sustainability and climate goals while creating new pathways for economic growth.
With more than 20 years of experience working with rural and remote communities worldwide, the President of BWV is a trusted partner in fostering solutions, inspiring creativity, and driving innovation. His motto is, “Let’s regenerate our planet together.”
Contact Business Wide View today and let’s discuss how we can add value to your efforts and support strategies that positively impact your community. We proudly provide free technical assessments and reports for rural and remote communities with fewer than 5,000 residents.
Edmar Xavier exploring Alberta’s Willmore Wilderness Park on a technical expedition.