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As a core team member, Vincent brings 16 years of expertise in modular architecture and product management. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Design and an MBA from Golden Gate University (GGU), along with PMP certification, reflecting his multidisciplinary strength. Vincent has held leadership roles such as Technical Director and Project Director in the Modular Integrated Construction (MIC) industry, where he managed international projects spanning Hong Kong, the U.S., Europe, Australia, and Tahiti. Under his leadership, over 800 modules have been successfully delivered for a variety of residential and commercial building projects, demonstrating his exceptional project execution capabilities. Vincent excels at translating client requirements into comprehensive, end-to-end solutions. He integrates key considerations throughout the project lifecycle—from material selection and regulatory compliance to design optimization, logistics planning, and on-site installation—while consistently enhancing efficiency and reducing costs. His expertise covers the entire process from initial bidding and technical development to production quality control and complex overseas approval procedures. This holistic approach enables Vincent to deliver tailored, results-driven outcomes for every project, ensuring seamless execution from concept to completion and supporting the company's continued global expansion in the MIC sector.
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