We Are Mills

Guess which page is the most important page of your website? We know the answer. Look closer, the most important page cannot be only the homepage. Do you think your contact-us page shouldn't be more important than the about-us?

What if I am a chef, I will be so proud of my culinary skill, which is both tasteful and instagramable. But don't judge my alter-ego, I am certainly not the chef from the Hell's Kitchen. Instead of being critical, I have a big heart for the people who work with me.

Everywhere I go, I see art. I believe at some levels everyone appreciates art. But not everyone can practice art. Because the message embedded in every art form requires different set of skills, tools, technologies, languages, wisdom and virtue to present and to convey in a scene, in the world, to the people.

It takes balls to be a goal-driven woman. Stay focused at work, be compassionate to your loved ones, to friends, to partners, to customers. But be strong when life turns against your will and be agile when time is not on your side.

Google is our first client since day zero before we even thought of what our future would be. Our story with Google is about courage, hard work, and persistence.

Can you make it look better? This question has been asked million times. I am professionally trained in design. I know design can be art. I also know design can be simple. That's why design is complicated.

To give up or not to give up isn't anything worth-telling. But gaining focus and be able to navigate through obstacles is a quality of a character.

I am a serious person but not uptight. I am accommodating but not without principle. I look after the client partner team at the Mills Studio. Managing design project timeline is my responsibility.

Art can be seen as a poem without words. Building an art installation isn't just putting pieces together in a plot, the expression of the meanings and ideas are all in the details required meticulous craftsmanship and care.

In the past, I heard a lot of discussion in the market about the future of the events industry, but still too little has been done. During this Great Pause, my business is going through its greatest challenge. Nonetheless, I strongly believe that behind a crisis, there is always opportunity.

We must keep inventing, because when life returns to normal, we’ll find our sweet spot in business.

You may have a hygiene plan that appears to be common sense, but there’s a lot of nitty-gritty detail to consider when it comes to re-planning and executing events as hopes increase of Covid-19 infections coming under control in Asia.