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Posted: March 26, 2024
2024 Women in Construction: Janice Li, Crystal Window & Door Systems
Sales Administration Manager
Crystal Window & Door Systems
“Janice Li directs sales administration operations at Crystal headquarters and manufacturing facility. Responsible for quotations, order tracking, and coordination with production, Janice oversees a team of customer service representatives to ensure order accuracy and stellar customer relations. With vast experience and detailed product knowledge, Janice is a valuable leader for this vital operation.” - Sabrina Leung, Architectural Sales and Engineering Manager at Crystal Window & Door Systems.
What is one of the most exciting developments or innovations impacting the AEC industry right now? As a window manufacturer and early adopter of 3-D printing, Crystal uses this technology to streamline our product development process. Architects, contractors, and installers with special design needs for their construction projects can see actual window component samples before selecting, and our production team can determine the most efficient fabrication process, saving everyone time and money.
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