Mike Adjeleian

Rebranding to JustMikeIt.com for all the right reasons...stay tuned. CEO at L'il Sucker Products with expertise in Industrial Design and 3M certification

Kemptville, Ontario, Canada

About

Industrial Designer with a focus on manufacturing and real world marketing. Global distribution of proprietary products allows us to funnel new products into our existing markets. Specialties: Materials, manufacturing processes, brand identity & marketing.

Experience

  • JUST MIKE at DBA: JUSTMIKEIT
    Feb 2025 - Present · 1 yr 5 mos

    After 35 years of designing products and actually manufacturing them and doing all of the heavy lifting, I have finally decided to re-brand myself. A podcast is in the works to showcase a lifetime of not only successes but failures as well while continuing to design new products and launch products into an established distribution channel. When people would ask what "Mike" was up to, the answer was often "oh he's doing Miketivities", or he just "Miked his tractor the other day"...so this led to the new brand of JustMikeIt for which a website is currently being built at JustMikeIt.com ...stay tuned.

  • CEO at L'il Sucker Products Inc.
    Jan 2000 - Present · 26 yrs 6 mos

    Formed L'il Sucker Products in response to the success of our patented L'il Sucker suction cup drink holder.

  • Owner at My Ad Canada
    Sep 2010 - Feb 2025 · 14 yrs 6 mos

    Like a recent Fedex ad claimed...why do one thing when you can be good at many...especially when there is a synergy between the two ventures. Having had an interest in graphics and advertising for years, we have finally jumped into the large format digital printing arena. Anybody can buy a printer, but when it comes to things like wrapping a car or truck from bumper to bumper, it's the graphic message that stands out and makes an instant impression...which is what we do well.

  • OWNER at LONGARM PRODUCTS
    Oct 1994 - Jan 2000 · 5 yrs 4 mos

    Started this company designing products for Law Enforcement which turned into a distribution company for other related products. Focus shifted when the L'il Sucker product (www.lilsucker.com) was developed by accident, originally intended as a tool for Law Enforcement and security personnel.