The President of INTEM Consulting Inc. Doctor of Fisheries Science, Professional Engineer (Fishery Sector).He is a technical expert in fish aquaculture and natural conservation,and as a technical consultant he has over 35 years of experience in 40 countries.

•Life as a development consultant
•Career paths in the international consulting field (Career consultation)
•Examination strategies for Professional Engineer (Fisheries Sector)

During his career as a consultant he visited 78 countries. He had extended stays in Cambodia, Indonesia and Madagascar, and has in-depth knowledge of the influence of subsidy programs on the societies and economies of developing countries.

•Techniques for effective cooperation against the background of different
cultures and value systems
•How to build trust with counterparts in client countries.
•How to deal with clients in former communist countries.

Extensive record in conducting PCM trainings for persons involved in development work. He can provide instruction over a wide area ranging from project design to operation management.

•PCM Method (Planning, evaluation)
•Method of monitoring technical cooperation projects.

He holds a doctorate degree in Marine Science (Fisheries Science) from the Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology. He is an expert in the fishery resource management and fishery development of developing countries. Beginning with the island countries of the Marshall Islands and the Maldives, he has extensive experience in regions including Southeast Asia and Africa.

•International cooperation and fishery development
•Japanese fishing industry
•Fishery resource management in developing countries

Focusing on the Small and Medium-sized Manufacturing Enterprise Finance Promotion Project, he has been engaged in the support of the overseas expansion of small and medium-sized businesses. He specializes in communication technology. He has conducted lectures and published reports in the fields of creating added value for corporations and revitalization of local economies.

•Foreign workers and overseas expansion
•Monozukuri (manufacturing) companies expansion into developing countries
and human resource development

As an expert in education/industrial human resources cultivation expert, she has many years of experience in the advisory business in African countries. She can provide lectures in a wide range of areas including the status of education in developing countries, issues in educational development, SDGs and vocational training, and career formation in the international cooperation field.

•Career formation in the international cooperation field
•Education and vocational training in Africa
•The status of foreign workers admitted to Japan and their utilization

She has considerable experience in India, Pakistan and South Africa as an expert in gender and education. In addition to serving as a training instructor for United Nations’ agencies and universities, she has participated in Internet-broadcast events.

•LGBT Training/Lecture
•Presentation instruction
•International career formation
•SDGs and regional research
•Online lectures for elementary and junior high school students

Through her experience in international cooperation, research, and work as a Japanese instructor, she has been engaged in survey/development, and support of foreigners in the villages of Nepal and the Philippines. She is promoting increased operational efficiency through the use of online tools.

•Support of foreign residents in Japan
•Online tool lectures

Born in the United States. After obtaining an MBA, he came to Japan as an English language instructor. Previously worked as a manager in the Environmental Management Group of Sekisui Chemical Co., Ltd. responsible for natural conservation activities. Currently working to promote inbound tourism and wildlife tourism business.

•Corporate English language instruction
•Possibilities of wildlife tourism in wetlands