MUNDI CONSTRUCTION

Ron has enjoyed being involved in the community throughout his career. Ron was a director on the Thompson Rivers University Community Trust Board for over seven years, which helped develop the lands of the university.
Ron volunteered his time and resources to Thompson Rivers University (TRU) since the year 2000 where he took delegates from TRU to India to promote the university to Indian students. At this time there were only five Indian students attending TRU; today there are over 975. Each of these foreign students contributes over $40,000 to the community each year.
Mr. Mundi believes that giving back to the community has contributed to his success.



As an avid mountain biker having biked the Swiss alps, Randy also enjoys fishing, golfing, hiking, and camping.

Some of Bruce’s past projects include The Metropolis, thirty one story residential tower, Triple One Dunsmuir, mid-size office tower built over multiple levels of below grade parking , YVR Airport parking structure, The YK City Center, residential and offices towers. Coronado Bay residential complex – multiple apartment buildings complete with club house and swimming pools. A portion of the Cancun Resort in Nevada as well as the Kananaskis Inn and the Marriott hotel in Penticton as well as many other projects including residential, hospitality, commercial and industrial.
He has been involved with several of the recent Mundi Hotels expansion builds like the Fairfield Inn and Suites in Penticton, the Oliver Coast Hotel and the Hyatt Place in Price George.
As a past member of a charitable group, Los Vaqueros, Bruce has been involved with YW and YMCA, the St. Jude organization helping those in need. During off time he spends time with his wife of many years and they try to visit family and grandchildren as often as possible – otherwise it’s a good book and good cigar on the deck that is considered the best relaxation.


Mia is currently working as the Administrative Assistant of the team and is a valued member of Mundi Construction Ltd.

