There is a relatively small segment of leaders in the business world , individuals who are able to build relationships, trust and rapport with almost anyone, and in turn, are able to broker those relationships and make connections between people, creating partnerships and alliances and motivating forward momentum in order to “get things done”.

Kim Thiara has been instrumental in positioning AceTronic Industrial Controls Inc. as the leader for the plastics market.  She has spent the last 25+ years establishing a name for herself as the best source for plastic processing products, repair and calibration, culminating in the 2008 purchase of AceTronic, a company founded by her father, Harb Mushiana in 1983.

As President and CEO of AceTronic, “getting things done” and driving results through collaboration, partnerships and relationships, is what Kim is about. She radiates an enthusiastic and sincere passion to service her clients in all facets of the organization.

Since joining AceTronic in 1991, Kim has led the Company through both diverse and challenging times.  Kim took over the reins from her father during a period of market volatility and persevered with the creation and launch of several new product lines.  Throughout this period she demonstrated an unwavering commitment to continuous improvement and growth of a mature and established operation.  

Under Kim’s leadership, AceTronic has achieved consistent revenue growth and built a roster of customers within North America.   She serves as the  Toronto Chair for the Toronto  Chapter of CAMM (Canadian Association of Mold Makers) .  Canada’s mold making segment represents a $2 billion share of the Canadian economy .  Kim was recently appointed as a Board Member of the APMA (Auto Parts Manufacturers Association).  APMA is Canada’s national association representing OEM producers of parts, equipment, tools, supplies, advanced technology, and services for the worldwide automotive industry. In 2018, automotive parts shipments were over $35 Billion.