(Bungeishunju: February 2016 – pp. 242-247)
l Promising persons in management and economics
Young Kwang Park (34 years old) |
Founder and CEO of EBM (Engineering Based Medicine) Co., which developed surgical training models enabling complicated and difficult cardiac surgery training. |
Masatoshi Takeda (42) |
President of crossMedical, Inc., which developed “Cardio Simulator” using a 3D printer; president of Kyoto Shisaku Net. |
Mayumi Sawada (32) |
Creates “mediPhone” service, a remote medical interpretation application that provides medical interpretation services for non-Japanese speakers. |
Toru Tokushige (45) |
Founder of Terra Motors Co. with the top share of electric bikes in Japan. The company is aggressively making inroads into Asian markets. |
Kazumasa Tomita (33) |
Operator of financial media “ZUU online;” actively providing information to movers and shakers. |
Mitsuru Izumo (35) |
Became the first in the world to succeed in the mass outdoor cultivation of euglena. Put to practical use as a food and biofuel. |
Tamako Mitarai (30) |
Founder of Kesennuma Knitting Co.; sells fancy hand-knitted cardigans. |
Akio Ono (59) |
President of Ono Food Company in Kamaishi City; the company is rapidly growing on the strength of sales of frozen foods, mainly boiled fish. |
Mariko Obayashi (43) |
President of Smile Link, which supports the sales of 3D printers; before starting her 3D printer business she worked at Canon Inc. |
Chika Tsunoda (29) |
CEO of Anytimes Inc., web-based service providing housework and other services. |
Minoru Yamamoto (37) |
Started a business in Miyazaki Prefecture, where IT firms are gathering; supports over 1,000 online shops. |
Kotaro Yamagishi (39) |
Director of Gree Inc.; president of Keio University’s first venture company set up last December. |
Kazuma Sekiie (49) |
President of DISCO, which holds a 70% share of the market for semiconductor-processing equipment; devised a unique accounting system. |
Fuhito Kojima (36) |
Associate professor at Stanford University; specializes in game theory and market design.< /p> |
Makiko Nakamuro (40) |
Associate professor at Keio University; in her book “The Economics Academic of Ability” she discusses education based on science. |