
MAR VIN FOO 胡马宾
Founder. Builder. Writer.
Founder & Principal, The Thousand Ships
Building cross-border platforms at the intersection of sustainability, infrastructure, trade, property and technology.

Founder & Principal, The Thousand Ships
Building cross-border platforms at the intersection of sustainability, infrastructure, trade, property and technology.
From Singapore into ASEAN and beyond, my work increasingly centres on bringing people, capital, technology and opportunities together around projects that can create lasting commercial and social value.

Building beyond a single business.
The Thousand Ships began as an idea: that businesses, communities, technology and capital can be connected to solve problems that no single company can address alone. Today, that idea is developing across circular infrastructure, real estate and residency networks, regional trade, technology and strategic partnerships. The work is executed through iMerv Digital Pte. Ltd. and its growing network of partners and project platforms.
What I build. What I learn. What I believe. MARVINFOO is where I document that journey.
Circular Infrastructure
Developing regional approaches to resource recovery, waste reduction, modular processing and circular infrastructure through The Thousand Ships’ RCIP platform.
循环基础设施 – 资源回收,规格式废弃物处理 造就 “千船循环基础设施” 平台。
Cross-Border Platforms
Building bridges between capital, technology, operators and local opportunities across ASEAN.
跨越资本,科技,运营与商机的东盟合作平台。
Real Estate & Residency
Exploring how real estate, hospitality, residency, communities and capital can form a connected regional ecosystem.
拓展房产,酒店业,社群与资本的区域商业生态。
Technology & AI
Applying technology, AI and data to improve decision-making, storytelling, operations and platform development.
实践科技,AI与数据的决策,演说,运营和平台开发。

The Journey So Far
Ideas & Journal
Recognised as a LinkedIn Top Voice in Corporate Sustainability and ranked #5 in ESG on Favikon, Mar Vin writes on sustainability, business, technology, public life, heritage and the changing relationship between economies and communities.
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