
Director · Co-founder
Jamie Prasad
From Moorebank to Brisbane, Jamie’s path runs through stonemasonry, carpentry and contracts admin on shop-fit-outs across NSW. He started JAYMA Projects in February 2022: small jobs at first, building toward something meaningful and long-lasting.
Read Jamie Prasad’s full story
My journey has been shaped by resilience, ambition, and the unwavering support of my family. Growing up in Moorebank, Sydney, I had incredible mentors (my dad, mum, and brothers) who taught me the values of hard work and perseverance. My dad owned a stonemasonry business, and later, my brothers started their own stonemasonry companies. Watching them inspired me, but I wanted to make something of my own, in my own way.
For much of my childhood and teenage years, my dream was to make it to the NRL. I played rugby league and oztag from the age of 5, but at 15, a knee injury during state oztag ended that dream. It was a tough moment, but it shifted my focus towards academics, where I realised I could build a different kind of future.
When I turned 16, I began working with my dad in his stonemasonry factory after school. It taught me the value of money, how to deal with people, and how to quote and estimate jobs. By 19, I decided it was time to step out of the family business and explore new opportunities in construction.
In 2018, I started working with a carpentry-based business in Banksmeadow, Sydney. I was a cadet, later becoming a junior project manager, gaining hands-on experience with high-rise buildings and luxury apartments. In 2019, I transitioned to a Contracts Administration role for a building company based in North Sydney: shop fit-outs and commercial projects such as Woolworths, with sites stretching as far as Newcastle.
In 2020, at the age of 23, I earned my Bachelor’s in Construction Management from Western Sydney University. By 2021, I moved to Brisbane to help with my dad’s stone supply business. In February 2022, I took a leap of faith and started JAYMA Projects: small jobs at first, building toward something meaningful and long-lasting. By late 2023, I brought my best mate from Sydney on board.
Today, JAYMA Projects has grown into a company that transforms bathrooms and redefines spaces across Brisbane. Every project reflects my passion for replacing the old with the extraordinary.



