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Twenty years ago, Radenko and Boba Vujadinovic arrived in Winnipeg, Manitoba on July 7, 1994 – emi-grating from a war-torn Yugoslavia.

Given the unsettled political environment, the couple left their home in Sarajevo – before the war broke out. After search-ing the globe for a safe and prosperous country to relocate the family, Radenko and Boba settled in Canada – recognizing it was the best country to live and raise a family.

Radenko spoke broken English, but Boba spoke French fluently and frequently spoke with the friendly Manitobans in St. Boniface. Before long, Radenko had landed a full-time position with a construction company.

In 1999, the couple started Tiki International in Winnipeg, formerly Tiki Engineering which they had started 10 years prior in Bosnia-Herzegovina, but were forced to close the doors when the war broke out.

Although Radenko and Boba graduated from civil engi-neering programs in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Radenko had spent 10 years working on infrastructure projects, their degrees weren’t recognized in Canada as being an equiva-lent. Radenko challenged many of the exams and passed, but the couple soon realized they already had the creden-tials, skills and experience to grow their business as general contractors.

Decades of Dedication and Expertise

to Help Customers SucceedBy Mary Savage

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Deer Valley Shopping Centre, LEED project

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When they established Tiki International, Boba looked after many of the initial contracts – getting their name into the marketplace. Radenko was working on contract for another construction company, but within two years they moved to Calgary.

Boba secured many contracts for Tiki International – among them she was successful in landing contracts for the garden centre structures with the big-box retailers.

Among their early endeavours, they landed sizable con-tracts with Canadian Tire, Walmart and RONA looking after the construction and irrigation of their greenhouses. The contract included all the stores from Terrace, B.C. to Barrie, Ontario. And as Radenko recalls, they installed 43 irrigation systems in 43 days.

Soon after, Tiki International was bonded and compet-ing for larger commercial projects as the general contractor. Today Tiki is a well-recognized name in the construction industry in Canada.

Tiki International was the general contractor for the Superstore in Deerfoot Meadows (the largest new built Superstore in Western Canada) and oversaw work on the entire complex that included the main store, gas bar and liquor store - a 16-acre construction site and about 180,000 square feet of retail space. While the project was underway and during the busier days, about 500 tradespeople worked on the site.

They have worked as the general contractors on several projects throughout Calgary including numerous Super-stores, Canadian Tire stores, Lululemon stores and shopping malls for First Capital Reality, specifically the Tower Lane Mall in Airdrie and Deer Valley Shopping Centre in Calgary.

They have also worked in major retail destinations includ-ing Toronto’s Eaton’s Centre, Polo Park Winnipeg, West Edmonton Mall, and the most recent, Metrotown in Burn-aby, B.C.

Additionally, many of their projects are LEED certified – an accomplishment the Tiki International team is very proud of.

And while construction is underway, Tiki International has built a reputation for running a very clean crew in order to help the store managers maintain sales during an other-wise disruptive time.

“During our weekly meeting with the store managers, we always inquire about store performance since we are assisting managers to provide a high level of customer service,” says Radenko Vujadinovic, president, Tiki International. “During a renovation project, we usually work at night while the store is closed and prior to the store reopening, we ask our workers and subtrades to exit the store and then re-enter it, but view the store through the eyes of a customer,” he says.

“When you help the store manager make the store look as good as possible during the renovation, it makes a huge dif-ference, so our team is always thinking about the customer

Deer Valley Shopping Centre, Development

…while construction is underway, Tiki International has built a reputation for running a very clean crew in order to help the

store managers maintain sales during an otherwise disruptive time.

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Congratulations on your success! We look forward to many more years

of working together.

Commercial | Acreages | Construction | Maintenance

Always great to work with you. Congratulations on 15 years!

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When they established Tiki International, Boba looked after many of the initial contracts – getting their name into the marketplace. Radenko was working on contract for another construction company, but within two years they moved to Calgary.

Boba secured many contracts for Tiki International – among them she was successful in landing contracts for the garden centre structures with the big-box retailers.

Among their early endeavours, they landed sizable con-tracts with Canadian Tire, Walmart and RONA looking after the construction and irrigation of their greenhouses. The contract included all the stores from Terrace, B.C. to Barrie, Ontario. And as Radenko recalls, they installed 43 irrigation systems in 43 days.

Soon after, Tiki International was bonded and compet-ing for larger commercial projects as the general contractor. Today Tiki is a well-recognized name in the construction industry in Canada.

Tiki International was the general contractor for the Superstore in Deerfoot Meadows (the largest new built Superstore in Western Canada) and oversaw work on the entire complex that included the main store, gas bar and liquor store - a 16-acre construction site and about 180,000 square feet of retail space. While the project was underway and during the busier days, about 500 tradespeople worked on the site.

They have worked as the general contractors on several projects throughout Calgary including numerous Super-stores, Canadian Tire stores, Lululemon stores and shopping malls for First Capital Reality, specifically the Tower Lane Mall in Airdrie and Deer Valley Shopping Centre in Calgary.

They have also worked in major retail destinations includ-ing Toronto’s Eaton’s Centre, Polo Park Winnipeg, West Edmonton Mall, and the most recent, Metrotown in Burn-aby, B.C.

Additionally, many of their projects are LEED certified – an accomplishment the Tiki International team is very proud of.

And while construction is underway, Tiki International has built a reputation for running a very clean crew in order to help the store managers maintain sales during an other-wise disruptive time.

“During our weekly meeting with the store managers, we always inquire about store performance since we are assisting managers to provide a high level of customer service,” says Radenko Vujadinovic, president, Tiki International. “During a renovation project, we usually work at night while the store is closed and prior to the store reopening, we ask our workers and subtrades to exit the store and then re-enter it, but view the store through the eyes of a customer,” he says.

“When you help the store manager make the store look as good as possible during the renovation, it makes a huge dif-ference, so our team is always thinking about the customer

Deer Valley Shopping Centre, Development

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– we like to see our clients succeed even while the renova-tions are underway,” adds Radenko.

After 30 years in the engineering and general contractor business, Radenko says finding good tradespeople in Alberta has been the biggest challenge.

“Now when we interview a new worker, we ask them what they plan to do in five years. If they are ambitious, hard working and wish to learn, then we will consider them for our team,” notes Radenko. “I would rather they tell me they aspire to have their own company than just a job and a pay-cheque – we like to teach our people to be the best.”

Radenko has trained many people who have gone on to start their own business and although he’s sad to see them leave, he’s also happy they want to better themselves.

…while construction is underway, Tiki International has built a reputation for running a very clean crew in order to help the

store managers maintain sales during an otherwise disruptive time.

Deerfoot Meadows Superstore - Store, Gas Bar and Liquor Store

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Congratulations on your success! We look forward to many more years

of working together.

Commercial | Acreages | Construction | Maintenance

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Always great to work with you. Congratulations on 15 years!

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“We greatly appreciate every employee for their contri-butions. One man can do some work, but a good team has unlimited possibility,” he adds. “I often think back to my university days when I played basketball and the strength that comes from a dedicated team.”

Presently Tiki International employs about 15 people, but that number varies depending on the size and scope of proj-ects underway. Radenko and Boba’s daughter, Tijana, joined

the company to share the workload with Radenko. Many say she is a workaholic – just like her father.

As Tiki International celebrates their 15th anniversary, Radenko and Boba wish to extend a heartfelt ‘thank you’ to all of the people who helped bring this milestone to fruition –the employees, subtrades and clients – Canadian Tire, First Capital Realty, Loblaws, Lululemon, and many others – and also the business partners – thank you to everyone. •

To learn more about the Tiki International, call, click or visit their office:

Tiki International624 Beaver Dam Rd NE, Calgary, AB • www.tiki-international.com • 403.241.1093

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“We greatly appreciate every employee for their contributions. One man can do some work, but

a good team has unlimited possibility.”~ Radenko Vujadinovic

Above photo (L-R): Boba Vujadinovic, Jeff Glaza, Tijana Vujadinovic, Radenko Vujadinovic, Lynn Poelzer, Joel Degagne. Photo by Mary Savage.

Right photo (L-R): Dorde Grujic, David Nevison, Radenko Vujadinovic, Jeff Glaza, Travis McConnell

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JAS Electrical Contractors: Celebrating 25 Years of Excellence

By Mary Savage