Micheal founded 3i in 2001 as a one-man operation, specializing in drywall and small general contracting services. His first project was a $60,000 tenant improvement contract with a local office building. 3i's list of clients today includes such companies as Dallas, Fort Worth, and Houston Independent School Districts, DFW Airport, Dallas College District, Texas Department of Transportation, and Harris County.
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​Providing on-time and on-budget service is Micheal's philosophy. His personal commitment to the company philosophy has firmly established 3i's reputation for high standards and led to its expansion into the education, retail, commercial, civil, religious, and healthcare sectors. Micheal's commitment to integrity, innovation, and information is the reason why 3i was chosen as the winner of several Minority “Best” Business Awards. He was also named one of Dallas’ Top Business Leaders by the Dallas Business Journal.
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​Micheal is a former Chairman of the Dallas Chapter of NBA Retired Players Association, Baylor University Letterman’s and Business School Advisory Boards, and Regional Black Contractors Association Board to name a few. He established the Mike Williams Assist 4 Life Foundation which focuses on inner-city youth in education and exposes them to things outside of their communities. Michael has also been appointed by Governor Abbott to serve on the Texas Real Estate Commission and Baylor University recently honored him by inducting him into their Hall of Fame.
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​Before founding 3i, Micheal played 11 Years in the NBA and won a Championship with the 1989 Detroit Pistons “Bad Boys”. He also holds the NBA record for most consecutive Free-Throws of “97”. While playing in the NBA, Micheal worked for construction firms to prepare for his future in the construction industry.

University of Baylor Marketing & Finance
Tuck School of Business Executive Program