Meet the JDI team
Dejan and Olga Radulovic
Professional Background
Olga once worked in telecommunication sales for Rogers. She has many years of experience in customer service and management. She has managed Becker’s and Petro Canada for many years and owned a cafe. Olga was a JDI Local Franchise Partner for three years before becoming the Regional Director for the Kitchener / Waterloo Region.
Dejan worked as a mortgage agent, and previously owned a trucking company. Dejan was also a JDI Local Franchise Partner for three years before becoming the Regional Director for Kitchener / Waterloo regions.
Fun Facts
Olga is a mom of three girls and a dog. She likes to bake, watch movies, and travel to beachy destinations. Olga always begins and ends her day with a grateful heart and smile.
Dejan enjoys spending quality time with his family and friends and hosting get-togethers. He loves going on vacation with his wife and two daughters. Dejan is thankful for each new day, to live, love, talk, smile, laugh, and dream.
Learn More About Dejan and Olga Radulovic
How do you live up to JDI's core value of helping people shine?
By actively supporting and encouraging franchise partners to shine and bring out the best in them.
what separates an acceptable clean from a brilliant clean?
The difference is customer service. We provide excellent customer service by maintaining communication to ensure trust and satisfaction. We believe that a brilliant clean is a clean done with dedication, and pride in your work and your company.
How do you live up to JDI's core value of being deeply dedicated?
Olga and Dejan take ownership of their roles and the company as a whole. They are committed and devoted to the Powerful Purpose and Core Values of JDI. They show their dedication by perfecting their strategies to stay motivated and get all tasks done on time.
How do you live up to JDI's core value of dazzling customers?
Olga and Dejan dazzle customers by making them feel special. By really listening, putting them first, dealing with problems quickly, and putting themselves in the customers’ shoes.
