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Minesh is the Founder and CEO of Prefab Builds Canada and Principal of the Fuzion Group — a Mississauga-based construction and development umbrella spanning custom design-build (Fuzion Designs), panelized prefab multiplex construction (PBC), and Ontario laneway and ADU delivery (Laneway Pros).

Since 2008, he has led the group through more than 15 years of residential and commercial work across the GTA and broader Ontario — scaling from custom renovations and additions to panelized multiplex builds and an active pipeline of First Nations housing projects.

Minesh serves as a National Awards Judge for the Canadian Home Builders’ Association (CHBA) Awards for Housing Excellence, and was profiled by The Construction Source Canada (September 2025) as a leading voice in Ontario’s prefab housing sector — where his IT-first operational approach is reshaping how the industry thinks about the missing-middle housing gap.

Nicolas is Head of Manufacturing at Prefab Builds Canada, where he owns the factory side of production — from panel engineering through fabrication, quality control, and delivery to site. He brings the technical depth to translate design intent into manufacturable panelized assemblies, and the operational discipline to keep production on schedule and on budget.

His authority spans PBC’s full manufacturing operation — from panel engineering and design through fabrication, quality control, and on-site delivery. That end-to-end ownership means PBC’s production commitments are backed by direct line-of-sight to the factory floor, not third-party promises.

Known for his approachable style and strategic mindset, Nicolas has a reputation for building long-term relationships with developers, contractors, and institutional clients.

Samuel is the Lead Architect and Engineer at Prefab Builds Canada, where he directs architectural design, engineering coordination, and constructability reviews across the company’s panelized multiplex, laneway, and custom build portfolio.

A Licensed Architect by training — with a Master’s degree in Architecture from the Azrieli School of Architecture and Urbanism — Samuel brings a rare combination of design rigour, development economics, and operational discipline to every project. He has designed and delivered buildings at every scale, from custom homes to institutional builds valued from $3M to $50M, giving him direct fluency in the financial mechanics that drive multifamily development.

His layered perspective as architect, engineer, and developer makes him a critical asset on complex builds, where design, constructability, and financial performance all need to move in the same direction.

Bruce is the Chief Information Officer of Prefab Builds Canada, where he directs IT infrastructure, construction technology, CRM systems, and AI adoption across the company. His mandate connects PBC’s day-to-day workflows — from first client contact through panel production and site delivery — to the digital systems that keep the business running.

Bruce brings three decades of IT and digital marketing leadership to the PBC mandate — a deep, hands-on background spanning web, branding, SEO/SEM, content production, and agentic AI. That depth is what lets him spearhead PBC’s B2B and B2C relationships, from developer and institutional partnerships through to direct-to-homeowner ADU and laneway engagements.

His PBC work spans IT infrastructure, CRM integration, voice and chatbot AI systems, and the company’s digital presence. The goal is a connected operation where production, sales, and client service all run on systems that actually talk to each other.

Aric is the Lead Project Manager for First Nations projects at Prefab Builds Canada, where he directs delivery of Indigenous housing initiatives across Ontario. He runs projects end-to-end — coordinating trades, timelines, and budgets — with a particular focus on community engagement, cultural sensitivity, and the build quality standards that Indigenous housing programs rightly demand.

Aric brings more than a decade of experience in high-performance residential design-build — covering energy efficiency, durability, and thoughtful design — and is a certified Net Zero Builder. That background translates directly into how he runs PBC projects, bringing Net Zero-grade build quality and sustainability discipline to the group’s multiplex and ADU work.

Aric’s foundation in Indigenous housing is deep and direct — he has contributed to housing initiatives in Moraviantown First Nation and on Six Nations, where he has built lasting relationships alongside lasting structures. Known for rigour, reliability, and a resilient-communities mindset, he brings that same community-first approach to every PBC First Nations project he manages.

Andrew is the Lead Project Manager at Prefab Builds Canada, where he oversees PBC projects from planning through to completion with a strong focus on efficiency, quality, and client satisfaction. With a hands-on approach and a sharp eye for detail, he ensures timelines are met, budgets are maintained, and every project is executed to the highest standard.

Andrew brings deep manufacturing-side experience to the PBC project management role, with hands-on knowledge of panel production alongside his site-coordination expertise. That dual vantage point — site-side construction coordination paired with factory-side production knowledge — gives him a direct line between what is being built and how the panels arrive, tightening schedules and reducing surprises across every PBC engagement.

Known for his reliability and clear communication, Andrew works closely with clients, contractors, and internal teams to keep projects running smoothly. His problem-solving mindset and ability to adapt in fast-paced environments make him a key asset on any job site. Committed to delivering consistent results, he brings professionalism, organization, and a solutions-driven attitude to every project he manages.

Christopher Sayers brings a commercial finance background shaped by mortgage advisory, deal structuring, debt origination, and strategic guidance across complex real estate and construction-related transactions. His work is rooted in relationship development with investor and lender networks, giving him a practical understanding of how capital moves through real estate, construction, and development projects.

Christopher began his real estate journey in 2019 as a multifamily investor before transitioning into mortgage brokering in 2022. Prior to moving into an advisory leadership role, he trained at a commercial mortgage brokerage, gaining hands-on experience in debt placement and financial structuring. That background gives him a strong foundation in assessing risk, organizing financing options, and helping projects move from concept to execution.

He also holds an Honours Diploma in Paramedicine, where he developed the analytical discipline and decision-making skills he now brings to commercial finance. Known for precision and attention to detail, Christopher has helped launch and scale a commercial finance platform and has participated in the closing of over $1 Billion in commercial mortgages and construction loans across Canada.

Sarah Makehomet is a dynamic entrepreneur and financial services leader with nearly two decades of experience across mortgage brokerage, investments, and business development. Recognized nationally for innovation and results-driven leadership, she has built a reputation for client care, team growth, organizational vision, and relationship-focused execution.

Sarah has built and led one of Canada’s largest independent mortgage brokerages from the ground up. Her leadership philosophy centers on trust, responsiveness, and relationships that extend beyond the closing table. Her operating style is rooted in mentoring, empowering top-performing professionals, and creating cultures known for integrity, stability, and low turnover.

Earlier in her career, Sarah gained capital markets experience on Bay Street, where she developed analytical, financial, and client relationship management skills that continue to shape her business acumen. She is a graduate of York University in Economics and is currently attending the Harvard Business School Executive Education Program, deepening her expertise in leadership, strategy, and innovation.

Beyond business, Sarah is active in leadership, philanthropy, mentorship, and inclusive entrepreneurship. She supports women and minority entrepreneurs, contributes to humanitarian initiatives, and brings a broad global perspective shaped by travel to more than 100 countries.

With years of experience in the HVAC industry, Wes has built a reputation for delivering reliable, high-quality heating and cooling solutions across both residential and commercial environments. His experience spans system design, installation, troubleshooting, maintenance, and long-term service planning.

Over the course of his work, Wes has managed a wide range of systems and project scopes, developing a strong understanding of efficiency, performance, scheduling, and client expectations. Known for attention to detail and practical problem-solving, he consistently approaches projects with a focus on quality workmanship, clear communication, and dependable execution.

A key part of his experience includes longstanding project and service work within the Six Nations community, where he has been trusted for years to provide ongoing support and complete projects reliably and professionally. That long-term relationship reflects his consistency, accountability, and commitment to the people and communities he serves.