People first
Moving to Vancouver as a child taught me the value of support. Studying psychology at UBC deepened my interest in how people think, choose, and work together.

Business owner. Problem solver. A connector of people, grant resources, and business opportunities in Vancouver.
Stanley
Running a family grocery store, working in education, and founding a management company shaped how I look at business: understand the people, find the bottleneck, and make the next step workable.
Moving to Vancouver as a child taught me the value of support. Studying psychology at UBC deepened my interest in how people think, choose, and work together.
At our grocery store in Nelson, I introduced an electronic POS system and began building an online store. Business improvement became something I could put into practice.
Founding Preeminent Management Ltd. brought that experience into client work: business management, support-program research, and coordination between people and resources.
I know what it feels like to need someone’s support. That’s why I start by listening—then look for the people, resources, and practical actions that can help.
Stanley Xie
A story still being written.When I arrived from Guangzhou, English made it hard to express myself. Teachers and classmates helped me find my footing. That experience stayed with me long after I learned the language.
My path through UBC, a small grocery store, and education businesses helped me find the work I enjoy most: understanding people, improving systems, and bringing a plan together.
The Full Story →For business owners and project collaborators in Vancouver, I focus on two areas: relevant grant resources and business opportunities built around a shared direction.
Begin with your business goals, then explore relevant support programs and the preparation they require. For application services, meet the team at Preeminent.
Preeminent Grant Services ↗A new project, a complementary partner, or a shared idea. I help clarify the fit and organize a useful first conversation.
Explore Collaboration →If our interests align, I’d be happy to hear what you’re working on.