CEO: Dan Soma
As an independent financial advisor, he shares daily information to improve financial literacy for Japanese people on YouTube and multiple websites.
He is the author of “Super Beginner English speakers who can only say Hello” and “Why I recommend movies for those who want to have the best feasible job”.
After graduating from Waseda University in 1999, he started working for a leading auditing firm under the international accounting firm, PricewaterhouseCoopers.
He gained knowledge of finance through practical experience in the financial industry, including consulting, and acquired experience in overseas real estate investment and long-term regular investment.
In his mid-20s, he started direct marketing and then started his own business. He encountered the information dissemination business during various setbacks and now he is expanding his business, including investment consulting for Philippine immigration, using it as a means.
He has extensive knowledge about overseas investments in emerging countries such as the Philippines, as well as overseas real estate and securities investments in the United States and Europe, and has connections in these fields.
His achievements include operating web media, such as a newsletter with over 10,000 subscribers, an information dissemination blog with over 200,000 monthly page views, and a Google AdSense blog with over 900,000 monthly page views.
He also has experience as an online course instructor in the field of business information at a major e-learning service. With over 7 years of online consulting experience, he has provided consulting guidance to more than 1,500 people (equivalent to three jumbo jets) with many successful outcomes.
Vice President: Grace Choi
Grace Choi was born in Seoul, South Korea, and studied in Taiwan, where she graduated from National Taiwan University.
In 2000, she began trading fresh vegetables from Shandong Province, China, to South Korea, with the encouragement of a South Korean fresh produce exchange importer.
In 2005, she used the knowledge she acquired in beauty surgery, cosmetics, and marketing techniques while studying in Taiwan to become the leading shareholder of KMC, a comprehensive cosmetics manufacturer based in South Korea, and enter the cosmetics industry.
By leveraging personal connections she had made through her fresh vegetable trade in China, she established the flagship KMC beauty store in Chaoyang District in Beijing, which uses South Korean beauty technology for skincare, and has since expanded to 120 stores throughout China.
Furthermore, through her vegetable trade between China and South Korea, she has built extensive personal networks in both countries, as well as deep trade knowledge.