Overview
Startup Ecosystem Tokyo Consortium aims to strengthen international competitiveness, create and grow startups, and ultimately realize sustainable development of Tokyo's economy by establishing Tokyo as a global hub city for startup ecosystems. We aim to. We also aim to implement innovations from the startup ecosystem into society and promote activities that give back to the local community.
At Tokyo Consortium, we are working to form a startup ecosystem by promoting both inbound and outbound global business through overseas PR.
At this event, from an inbound perspective, a panel discussion will be held by experts on the barriers for overseas startups to expand into Japan and the barriers to collaboration with Japanese companies.
This is a valuable opportunity to hear from overseas startups about their perspectives, so please join us!
*This event is not scheduled to be streamed online.
At this event, we will also have time for networking with the experts who will be on stage, so that everyone interested in the formation of Tokyo's ecosystem can interact with each other.
Agenda
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18:00~18:10
Greetings and explanation of the purpose of this event (secretariat)
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18:10~18:25
Lecture “Barriers to overseas startups expanding into Japan”
Speakers/panelist:
Mr. Katsuro Tasaka, Director, Shibuya City Global Hub City Promotion Office
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18:25~18:55
Panel discussion: “How Japanese companies can collaborate with overseas startups”
Moderator
Stripe Japan Inc. Startup Partner Lead (Japan/Korea) Mari Nishiyama
panelist
Mr. Katsuro Tasaka, Director, Shibuya City Global Hub City Promotion Office
Ron Drabkin, Sales Director, Miles Japan Co., Ltd. and Advisor, Archetype Ventures Co., Ltd.
Trusted Co., Ltd. Co-founder and CEO Abidva Fariza
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18:55~19:10
-Q&A session
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19:10~19:15
Today's summary (secretariat)
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19:15~19:30
Networking/disbanding as appropriate
*Speakers and time are subject to change.
Speakers (Moderator/Panelists)
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Shibuya Ward Global Hub City Promotion Office
Chief: Mr. Katsuro Tasaka
He has been involved in various activities in the San Francisco Bay Area for many years, including establishing non-profit organizations, including eight and a half years at the Consulate General of Japan in San Francisco.
After returning to Japan, he worked as an executive at a start-up company in Tohoku before joining Komatsu Ltd. He serves as vice president of Landlog, a venture established by the company. Utilizing his past experience, he is working to build a startup ecosystem in Shibuya Ward.
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Stripe Japan Co., Ltd. Startup Partner Lead (Japan/Korea)
Ms. Mari Nishiyama
In addition to being in charge of business strategy planning and M&A advisory at a major foreign consulting company, he also supported overseas Fintech startups to enter the Japanese market and raise funds, and participated in Stripe.
Through partnerships with VCs and accelerators in Japan and South Korea, we will support startup growth and expand the ecosystem.
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Miles Japan Co., Ltd. Sales Director and Archetype Ventures Co., Ltd. Advisor
Mr. Ron Drabkin
Serial entrepreneur. Angel investor and consultant.
Graduated from Duke University, studied abroad at International Christian University, then earned an MBA at the University of California, Berkeley. He started his own business after working as a production control manager at Intel Corporation. He is a serial entrepreneur and angel investor. In 2022 he became COO of Bespoke Co., Ltd.
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Trusted Co., Ltd. Co-founder/CEO
Mr. Abidva Fariza
A serial entrepreneur with a passion for fostering global collaboration.
In 2010, he established SOPHYS Co., Ltd., which develops and trains global human resources, and has provided training to approximately 3,000 Japanese executives and senior managers.
In 2016, he founded Trusted Co., Ltd. It supports major domestic and international companies and startups in accelerating technological innovation through cross-border/cross-industry collaboration. He has also given lectures at Kobe University, Hitotsubashi University, Keio University, etc., and writes a column in the Nikkei Sangyo Shimbun.
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Date and Time
2023 year 2 month 17 day (Friday) 18: 00 to 19: 30
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Venue
Shibuya Solasta Conference
150-0043-21 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 1-4 Shibuya Solasta Conference 4th floor Conference room XNUMXF
<Nearest station> 6 minutes walk from the west exit of Shibuya Station on JR lines (2 minutes walk from Shibuya Mark City) 4 minutes walk from Shinsen Station on the Keio Inokashira Line
https://shibuya.infield95.com/
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Participation fee
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Capacity
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Sponsorship
Startup Ecosystem Tokyo Consortium
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How to apply
Please apply for participation using the application form below.
Application is closed
https://forms.office.com/e/n63kSD4rHF
To participate in this event, you will need to join the Tokyo Consortium (membership fee is free). If you have applied for this event and are not members of the Tokyo Consortium, the secretariat will send you an email at a later date with instructions on how to become a member. For information on membership procedures, please contact the Tokyo Consortium Management Office via email.
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Application date
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Disclaimer
Please refrain from taking video or recording during the lecture.
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Contact
Tokyo Consortium Management Office tokyo_consortium@tohmatsu.co.jp
Management Trustee: Tohmatsu Limited Liability Audit Corporation
Reception/Answer time: 10:00-17:00 (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays)