Saigon x New York x Silicon Valley x Global Operations
Artificial intelligence strategy for leaders who need results, not theater.
Minh Chau helps founders, boards, and enterprise teams worldwide turn artificial intelligence ambition into working systems: clearer decisions, better operations, trusted automation, and employees equipped to work at a higher level.
Experience Across
From global enterprises to founder-built companies.
A story of flight, refuge, rebuilding, and return.
Minh's work in technology is inseparable from his life story: born in Vietnam, escaping the war in 1978, landing in Israel as a refugee seeking asylum, later becoming a citizen, and immigrating to New York City in 1991. In 2024, he returned to Saigon to help companies build the discipline, systems, and talent needed for the next era of artificial intelligence.
Vietnam to Israel
A childhood marked by displacement became a lifelong discipline for resilience, adaptation, and rebuilding under pressure.
New York City
New York became the proving ground: aerospace engineering, mathematics, computer science, and global systems across Canon, Wire and Plastic Products, the New York Stock Exchange, and Music Television Networks.
Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley sharpened the founder arc through OrderGuru, Saigon Valley, Pacific Coast Highway International, and the product conviction that later shaped Pascal.
Return to Saigon
The return is not nostalgic. It is a commitment to help Vietnam build globally credible technology capability from the inside.
Where Minh creates leverage for your organization.
Minh works with leaders who need a clear path from idea to execution. As a global technology leader, he connects board-level strategy with technical architecture, operating discipline, product judgment, and the realities of building across the United States, Europe, China, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam.
Artificial Intelligence Operating Strategy
Separate valuable artificial intelligence work from noise, choose the right first use cases, and define how success will be measured.
Digital Twin Readiness
Map the people, process, data, tools, and decisions that must be modeled before automation can be trusted.
Fraud and Risk Operations
Modernize investigations with evidence trails, explainable decisions, stronger escalation paths, and faster response.
Supply Chain Intelligence
Improve visibility, supplier risk, exception response, and operational coordination across complex networks.
Enterprise Product Systems
Turn fragmented internal tools into reliable platforms that leaders can govern and teams can actually use.
Founder and Board Advisory
Pressure-test product strategy, fundraising narrative, technical decisions, hiring plans, and execution cadence.
Distributed Engineering
Build accountable engineering organizations across Vietnam, the United States, China, Ireland, Europe, and global delivery centers.
Artificial Intelligence for Physical Operations
Apply computer vision, connected device systems, edge systems, and workflow automation to safety, logistics, and field operations.
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