Miriam ‘Mimo’ Caplan Joins Family Business as VP
The founder of Mimo Gem Traders is the newest executive at Evan Caplan Company.

In her new role, the company said Miriam, widely known as “Mimo,” will bring “invaluable insights and innovative approaches” to the Los Angeles–based business, which is led by gemstones collector, and her husband, Evan Caplan.
She will work to enhance company operations through expanding its reach and reinforcing its commitment to ethical gemstone trading and environmental conservation, said Evan Caplan Company.
Under Miriam’s leadership, the Kenya-based gemstone mining company Mimo Gem has excelled in the extraction and trade of rare gemstones and set pioneering standards in community development and environmental stewardship, the company said.
Throughout her career, Miriam has also implemented solar-powered water systems and comprehensive educational programs aimed at fostering sustainable mining practices across Africa.
Evan Caplan Company said Miriam’s appointment reflects her accomplishments and commitment to the gemstone industry, and it highlights the growing emphasis on sustainable and responsible mining practices globally.
“We are thrilled to welcome Miriam to our executive team,” said Evan.
"Her visionary leadership at Mimo Gem and her tireless advocacy for sustainable mining practices make her an invaluable asset to our company. With Miriam on board, we look forward to expanding our ethical sourcing initiatives and continuing to deliver the highest quality gemstones to our clients.”
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