Kiefer was the first engineer hired with the company in 2016 and he recalls that, despite the company’s reputation for methodical decision making, the decision to bring him on as an engineer was done somewhat on the fly. have been added to the team to improve efficiency, capacity and quality control. and chemical engineer Leslie Squire, P.Eng. For that reason, industrial systems engineer Scott Kiefer, P.Eng. Bring in the EngineersĪs her production has expanded from her kitchen table to factories, Mielke’s technological needs have changed. Today the company does roughly $15 million in annual global sales and employs over 150 people. Brett Wilson, which she used for advertising, real estate, research and staff. In 2008, she appeared on CBC’s Dragon’s Den and secured a $200,000 investment from W. The brand and its unique jewellery designs became an overnight sensation which required Mielke to start a slow but steady course to expansion. After that, she took the plunge to start her own company (originally named Urban Pearl). In 2005, she tested the waters with a trade show where she sold thousands of dollars worth of pieces in one weekend. In college, she started to sell a few pieces to friends. Company founder Rachel Mielke has made jewellery as a hobby since high school. It’s hard to imagine a more storybook tale of business built from the ground up. Annual Meeting and Professional Development ConferenceįAQ Register of Engineers and Geoscientists Submit a Complaint Events News Contact Us Login.Continuing Professional Development Program.Annual Renewal of Membership and Licence.Reinstate a Certificate of Authorization.Apply for a Certificate of Authorization.Professional Engineer or Professional Geoscientist.
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