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Junto was born in Gumma, Japan in June 15th 1987. He studied in Clarenceville High School, Michigan, USA for one year as an exchange student and graduate as Valedictorian in June, 2006. After Junto came back to Japan, he graduated Takasaki High School, Japan in March, 2007. When he was freshman at Keio University, Junto started Sign Language activity and performed Sign Language song in NHK Koukaku Sign Battle. Junto established Shuwa Net, a volunteer group about Sign Language, as the Representative in May, 2008. Junto decided to change his volunteer group to profitable company because he noticed that volunteer work is not enough to solve the problem so he restructured his group and established ShuR Group in November, 2008. Then Junto established ShuR NPO as Chairman and ShuR Co., Ltd as the President and CEO in November 2009. Junto was awarded the Best Business Entrepreneurship Award in GlobalTiC in August 2009. And he was also awarded in 5 other business contests in Japan. One of product of ShuR, JSL Pod Channel was awarded Good Design Award 2010 in September 2010. Junto was selected as the Ashoka Fellow (First in East Asia), TEDxTokyo speaker(Youngest), Forbes 30Under30 (the first Japanese) in 2012. ShuR was selected as top 300 Japanese SMEs by government in 2013. Forbes 30Under30 Asia in 2016.
$251 - $1,500
Stanford Africa MBA Fellow
Luci is an Economic Advisor in the Office of the Prime Minister of Cabo Verde's Strategic Policy Center where she is the youngest member of the country's long-term strategic planning and economic transformation team. She coordinates the Center's activities for developing the tourism and aerobusiness clusters, promoting the private sector, and financing transformation. Luci is passionate about the role of entrepreneurs in transforming the African continent, and supports a number of young social entrepreneurs in her native Cabo Verde as a member of the board and advisor. She has worked across Cape Verde, China and the United States in a variety of roles at the intersection of entrepreneurship development, business and government and is a graduate of Yale University.
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Dr Alan Hardacre is the Director of Group Corporate Affairs with Imperial Brands based in Brussels, Belgium. In this role he is responsible for developing and embedding a sustainable global Corporate Affairs strategy that supports the commercial drive of the company. Prior to this he was a lecturer in the "European Decision-Making" Unit at the European Institute for Public Administration (EIPA) in Maastricht. Alan holds a BA (Hons) in Modern European Studies from Loughborough University (UK) and a DEA de Science Politique from the Institut d'Études Politiques de Lyon. In 2008 he was awarded a distinction for his PhD in International Economic and Political Relations from Loughborough University in the UK. Previously Alan worked as a lobbyist in Brussels, from 2004 until 2008, as a Senior Policy Adviser for the British Business Bureau at the Confederation of British Industry. Alan has also done extensive work with the International Trade Center (ITC), in Geneva, on how the private sector can play a more active role in regional integration around the world. In this context he consulted for Brazilian, Thai, African and Latin American Business on advocacy strategies to better support their business needs. In 2015 Alan published the second edition of his successful book ‘How the EU Institutions Work…and How to Work with the EU Institutions’ which provides a hands on guide for practitioners and students of European affairs. Alan currently runs lobbying workshops and sessions at the University of Maastricht in the Netherlands, the University of Chulalongkorn in Bangkok, Thailand and at the IHECS Academy in Brussels.
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Ken Molay has been producing and delivering business webinars since 1999. His background in public speaking, stage acting, and corporate training has given him a unique perspective on what it takes to create and deliver compelling and effective presentations. In more than 30 years of professional experience, Ken has presented public sessions at numerous industry conferences, as well as presenting information to customers, sales prospects, industry analysts, and the press. Ken served time in the corporate trenches as product marketing manager and director of marketing for a Silicon Valley software company that went through three acquisitions, one IPO, and five name changes in the space of five years. Ken offers consulting and training services through his company Webinar Success. He is also a prolific blogger on the subject of web conferencing and its applications in The Webinar Blog. He has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal and industry publications as well as making frequent public presentations on the topic of more effective webinars.
$251 - $1,500
Tomislav Perko (32), a travel writer from Croatia. After a career of a stockbroker, broke because of the financial crisis, he hits the road and turns it into his home. He uses alternative ways of traveling – hitchhiking, couchsurfing, working/volunteering, and manages to wander around the world with just a little bit of money in his pocket, meeting the most amazing people on the way. Five years later, he published books 1000 Days of Spring and 1000 Days of Summer, gives a TEDx talk (which has nearly 4,000,000 views) and goes around giving lectures about what it means to live on the road. He recently toured Europe, selling out 80 percent of the venues in 40 cities, bringing over 12,000 people in 6 countries to his talks.
$1,501 - $5,000
- Once I retired from the military I knew I wanted to do something on my own. I attempted and looked into all types of businesses and franchises. What I found was that most of those businesses were not legitimate and frauds and the franchises where too expensive for me. Continued working for others and in my spirit I knew this wasn’t for me and the only way to get what I needed and wanted was to work for myself and to quit wasting my time on things I didn’t desire to do. - Had a life altering health experience and was given the dreaded six months to live prognosis by my doctors and put on disability. Once I outlived the six month and realized that I needed to start planning to live and not die I had to make plans of what I was going to do with the rest of my life. I knew going back to the job-job world wasn’t for me and that I deserve and had a right to seek out something that would allow me to take care of myself and be happy with what I do. - I'm passionate about helping others protect themselves and what they've worked hard to build. I'm passionate about providing services, products, and training to solo-entrepreneurs that will allow them to build the business that they desire to build to fit just them. I'm passionate about helping women entrepreneurs bring back the joy, happiness, fun, and the "WHY" of their business. I want to see them achieve what they set out to achieve when they first created their businesses. I want them to understand that you're not in business by themselves, but I can be there so they don't feel alone, be the support system they need to bounce ideas off, brainstorm with, and be the kick in the pants to do the work you need to do. Specialties: Public speaker, published author, researching, writer, and motivator.
$251 - $1,500
I'm involved with start-ups and entrepreneurs across the EU. I'm supporting companies from the very beginning as a founder, investor, business development support, mentoring of entrepreneurs and generally supporting the people that create new businesses and drive the economy. I previously worked for Intel and Cisco and then became an entrepreneur 13 years ago. I can speak to the challenges and successes of building technology start-ups in the European Union.
$251 - $1,500
Areas of expertise: - Public Affairs - Public Relations - Event Organiser - Political Comunication - Social Media Multicultural Background: - Spain - Switzerland - Ireland - England - Caribbean - Belgium - France Contact me: maximesattonnay@europe.com @maximesattonnay
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Lisbeth Kirk is the founder of EUobserver, an independent online newspaper. Founded in 2000, EUobserver is an influential, independent online newspaper which values free thinking and plain speech. It aims to support European democracy by giving people the information they need to hold the EU establishment to account. Among top influencers (i.e. MEPs, EU institutions and opinion formers) in Brussels, a recent media survey conducted by Comres/Burson-Marsteller ranked EUobserver as sixth among preferred news sources, just behind The Economist (#5), Financial Times (#4). EUobserver's main focus is on EU affairs, but it's coverage goes beyond Brussels. Strategic development of the news service, network and methodologies, in particular European cross-border and investigative journalism, is Lisbeth's main job these days. She is a journalist by profession.
$251 - $1,500
I'm the only Chartered Psychologist in the world also qualified as a financial adviser. Organisations such as Chambers of Commerce,PR companies and professional bodies hire me to deliver talks include, "it's obvioius you know what you're talking about", "you're really entertaining" and "we always get a lot out of it that we sort of know, but don't really appreciate until you express it". My main areas are 1. Personal and business finance and risk. I'm on the Chartered Insurance Institute and Personal Finance Society "Subject matter expert" lists for risk and psychology of finance. I'm a qualified member of both organisations. I've given talks to businesses such as IFA firms, banks and insurance companies and to regional and national conferences for professional organisations such as the Chartered Institute of Internal Audit, Institute of Chartered Accountants, CII and PFS and the British Psychological Society. Subects have included understanding financial risk, why we make mistakes with money and one of the most popular "why smart people make bad decisions". 2. Financial education. I've delivered talks for various organisations helping their staff to understand the company benefits, to avoid stress (and consequent financial loss) and to manage their personal finance better. I'm in consultation with, among others, the Money Advice Service, Citizen's Advice and Young Enterprise to try to improve financial capacity (of adults and children) and regualrly deliver talks in branches and to schools and potential sponsors around the habits of good money management and practical ways to develop those habits.. 3. Public awareness of financial issues. I regularly appear in the media (written, radio and TV) as well as delivering talks and lectures. I'm the Money Matters editor for Vialucci magazine, creator of the website Tamingthepound.com and author of the books "Taming the pound" and "Finance Is Personal: Making Your Money Work for You in College and Beyond". I've talked publicly (such as on Ann Diamond's radio show) and in presentations about my experiences with finance and how people can make better use of money. 4. Executive selection and development. I've talked to regional and national conferences for groups such as the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development and the BPS and Division of Occupational Psychology on areas such as effective methods of selection, how to improve decision making and the options with development and training. I've also worked with many organisations on coaching and making the most of their talent.
$251 - $1,500