BNET Industries

D G Jewelry Inc.

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$36.0M

Public
CA

Dow Jones Description

Mfr. of Jewelry

Chairman, President & CEO

Samuel J. Berkovits

Number of Employees 215

Contact Information

1001 Petrolia Rd

Toronto, Ontario

(416) 665-8844

Peer Companies

NAICS Code Jewelry (except Costume) Manufacturing: 339911

Executive Profiles

Decision Makers

Name (plus bio)	Position
Anca Periet	Vice President, Finance, Treasurer, Controller & Secretary
Kenneth Erickson	Vice President, Sales
Leonard Fasullo	Vice President, Production

Board of Directors

Name (plus bio)	Position
Samuel J. Berkovits	Chairman, President & CEO

Organization	Position	Status
D.G. Jewelry Inc.	Chairman, President & CEO	Current

Organization	Position	Status
D.G. Jewelry Inc.	Vice President, Finance, Treasurer, Controller & Secretary	Current

Organization	Position	Status
D.G. Jewelry Inc.	Vice President, Sales	Current

Organization	Position	Status
D.G. Jewelry Inc.	Vice President, Production	Current

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