INC Group’s COO Completes MIT xPRO Programmes, Driving Innovation in Design and Build Across UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Africa

Ciaran Crowley, Chief Operating Officer of INC Group, a leading and award-winning design and fit-out company, has successfully completed three prestigious programmes through MIT xPRO, reinforcing the company’s position at the forefront of innovation in the interior fit-out and construction industry across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Africa.

The courses completed include:

  1. Chief Operating Officer (COO) Program
  2. Designing and Building AI Products and Services
  3. Internet of Things (IoT): Design and Applications

Delivered by the globally recognised Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), these programmes are tailored to upskill senior leaders in digital transformation, strategic operations, and emerging technologies, key capabilities in today’s design and construction sector.

“As we expand our design and build services in dynamic markets like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Africa, these programmes offer the tools to lead smarter, innovate faster, and create more value for clients,”
said Ciaran.

With increasing demand for high-performance interior fit-outs in sectors such as corporate offices, hospitality, retail, and healthcare, INC Group is uniquely positioned to lead. By embedding AI and IoT thinking into project delivery, the company is driving next-level efficiencies in turnkey fit-out projects, supporting clients from concept to completion.

Recognised as an award-winning firm in the region, INC Group continues to elevate its offering by investing in both talent and technology, delivering intelligent, scalable, and future-ready spaces across the Middle East and Africa.

About INC Group

INC Group is a multi-regional design and build specialist, delivering high-quality, end-to-end fit-out solutions across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Africa. Known for excellence in project execution and a collaborative approach, INC partners with global brands, developers, and architects to transform spaces.