Business: We provide end-to-end hardware and software product development services.
Education: PhD in mechanical engineering, Carleton University (2013)
Biggest business achievement: In just two years, Brash has scaled from a team of three to 15, has worked with clients all over the world and helped our clients launch products that are projected to generate more than $10 million in revenue.
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Biggest obstacle overcome: Pivoting and persevering through financial struggles, family obligations and self-doubt.
Biggest influences: My parents. They have taught me the importance of hard work and sacrifice in reaching for your goals.
Most important lesson I’ve learned in business: There is no single path to success. In my first startup, we had many advisers and mentors, all of whom genuinely supported us. But some pushed us in opposing directions and shared advice that was strongly dependent on their own perspectives and experiences. It took a few years of testing, pivoting and constantly reinventing to understand that each entrepreneur’s journey is unique.
First job: Server at an ice cream shop
Favourite pastimes: Watch
