Summary Of Smith's Detection

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Matthew is a member of the Smiths Detection extended leadership team and Asia Pacific leadership team, with overall accountability for the total portfolio of programs in the Asia Pacific region. Matthew has an impeccable track record in managing multi-million dollar portfolios of projects to install integrated technology solutions in multiple countries throughout Australia and Asia Pacific, whilst establishing PMO to standardise and control all regional projects in line with business and project objectives.

 Set the vision and strategy for Smiths Detection, leading the growth of the business across Singapore, Hong Kong & Republic of Korea sub-market.
 Over 10 years international complex project management experience utilizing a combination

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