Our Story

With over 20 years in the construction industry, we’ve seen firsthand how labour needs have evolved across Australia. What was once a market dominated by long-term, permanent roles has shifted toward agile, project-based workforce solutions, driven by rapid infrastructure growth and changing economic conditions.

We partner with businesses nationwide to source the right people, from local and international talent pools, ensuring skilled, semi-skilled, and general labour needs are met efficiently and compliantly.

Our approach is grounded in insight. By analysing industry data and collaborating closely with stakeholders, we identify critical workforce gaps and deliver targeted solutions that keep projects moving.

As the construction landscape continues to change, so do we. Over the years, our network and expertise have grown well beyond labour hire. Through our education division, ICBM has become a trusted guide for international students pursuing university pathways in Australia and South Korea - connecting them with the right institutions and supporting them every step of the way.

Most recently, building on Chairman Chun's extensive background in agriculture and international trade — including his directorship at Taebaek Plateau Ranch and leadership across global trade organisations - ICBM has expanded into beef export, connecting accredited Australian producers with verified buyers in South Korea and beyond. This is not a new direction for our people; it is a natural extension of the expertise and networks we have spent decades building. As with everything we do, we enter this space with long-term partnerships in mind - not transactions.

Three divisions. One commitment - to connect the right people, students, and markets with opportunities that matter.

  • Chun Byoung Hwan [田 炳 桓]

    CHAIRMAN

    Chairman Chun brings decades of executive leadership across a diverse portfolio of international enterprises, including roles as Chairman of the Korea Kendo Association, Uri Land Incorporated Association, and the World Rice Processing Institute, alongside directorships at Taebaek Plateau Ranch, Hannah E&C, Hannah Global Partners, and Hannah Nutripharm. As Chairman of ICBM, he provides strategic guidance and governance oversight, drawing on extensive experience leading organisations across construction, agriculture, nutrition, and global trade.

  • Jeff Lee

    OWNER AND MANAGING DIRECTOR

    With two decades of experience spanning commercial, industrial and residential construction, Jeff owns and leads ICBM and stays closely involved in delivery on the ground. He holds the client and head-contractor relationships and oversees contract coordination, labour resourcing and site execution, ensuring every job is scoped, resourced and delivered to the standard clients expect.

  • Alex Lee

    CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

    Alex combines over five years in data science and advanced analytics with hands-on construction and project management experience, and holds a builder's licence. As Chief Executive Officer he sets ICBM's strategic direction and leads its growth beyond labour hire into education and international trade, bringing data-driven decision making to how the business is run.

  • Jenny Lee

    CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER

    Drawing on nearly two decades of business leadership and operational management, Jenny runs ICBM's business operations day to day — labour-hire administration, compliance and client service. Her commitment to reliability and high standards is the foundation of the long-standing industry relationships ICBM has built over the years.

  • David Shin [신 동 하]

    HEAD OF KOREA OPERATIONS

    David brings close to four decades of commercial leadership across international trade, distribution and e-commerce, including current roles as Executive Director of SAMA International and Chairman of the Korea–China Marketing Association. Having founded and led trading and online retail ventures in Korea since the 1990s, he heads ICBM's Korean operations, connecting Australian producers with established distribution channels across Korea and China.