Crafting strategies to shape the future and turn vision into reality

After working for an advertising company, he joined ICMG. Based on the global standard methodology of value creation, he accompanies and supports companies in implementing intellectual capital management.He leads the execution of leadership development for the next generation of executives and others, the visualization of intellectual capital, and the formulation of the Purpose Vision.

Joined Accel Corporation (now ICMG) in 2002. She has been involved in many projects, mainly for the Hitachi Group, in which he helped visualize intellectual capital and utilize it to create value. In 2009, after the birth of her first child, she became upset with the stagnant postpartum environment and launched a postpartum support business. After 12 years of management experience, she returned to ICMG in 2022. She is currently leading a program to uncover human and intellectual capital, the core of the Discovery Phase, which is the starting point for sustainable corporate value enhancement.

After working for an architectural design company, he worked for several consulting firms, providing advisory services on M&A, PMI, organizational restructuring, alliance strategy planning, new business planning, BPR, corporate culture reform, etc. from the perspective of “Management x Business x Human Capital”. In 2021, he joined ICMG and has been working on redesigning intellectual capital management/human capital management by integrating his past experiences.

Founder and President of ICMG Co. He has worked in a general trading company in the development and export of chemical products for overseas markets and handling national bidding projects, until he joined Recruit Co. Ltd. in 1987. After working in the Human Resources General Service Division and the New Business Development Office, he founded the Business Incubation Division in 1996. He then launched the magazine "Entre" and provided a variety of services including "magazine," "internet," "events," and "individual consulting" as support services for venture companies. In 2000, he founded Accel, Inc. as a successor to the business support project.In 2001, the company partnered with Intellectual Capital AB, a Swedish intellectual capital rating company, to license and develop a Japanese version of IC Rating®, a method for evaluating the actual value of a company that cannot be shown on its balance sheet. In 2003, he took a stake in the company, and in 2010, he made it a subsidiary. Today, ICMG is an advocate of intellectual capitalism that ensures fair and appropriate profits for corporate stakeholders, including management, employees, business partners, customers, and shareholders, and conducts research and practice of ICMG's unique "Intellectual Capital Management" method.