*All programs are subject to change.
9:30 am | Welcome to AEA-Introduction |
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10:15 am | Excursion to Ginza Districts |
12:00 pm | Break |
1:00 pm | Welcoming Address by Shigeo KAGAMI Chairman of the Asian Entrepreneurship Award 2013 Nominating Committee, and Professor at the University of Tokyo |
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1:15 pm |
Speech
“What it means to fight in the world.”
Dai TAMESUE
Born in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1978, Mr. Tamesue became the first Japanese to win a bronze medal in the men's 400 meter hurdles at the 2001 World Athletics Championships in Edmonton. He also won the second bronze medal at the 2005 World Championships in Helsinki and was the first Japanese who won two medals in a World Championship track event. He participated in three Olympic Games – Sydney, Athens and Beijing. |
2:00 pm |
Speech
From Japan to the world:
The growth and challenges of the global application, LINE -New values and innovations created by LINE-
Akira MORIKAWA Born in 1967, Mr. Akira Morikawa graduated from the University of Tsukuba in 1989 and joined Nippon Television Network Corporation. While involved in a wide range of media businesses, mainly new business projects, he obtained an MBA from the Graduate School of International Politics, Economics and Communication, Aoyama Gakuin University in 1999. He then joined Sony Corporation and was in charge of new mobile content and broadband businesses. In 2003, he joined Hangame Japan (former NHN Japan), where he first served as general manager, being responsible for the management of Hangame’s overall business, then as director, before becoming vice president in October 2006 and president in October 2007.
In November the same year, Naver Japan was established and he became president of the newly established company (while doubling as president of NHN Japan). |
2:45 pm | Break |
3:00 pm | Panel Discussion Moderator: Shigeo KAGAMI Panelists: Dai TAMESUE / Akira MORIKAWA |
4:00 pm | Break |
4:15 pm | Mentoring Sessions Five groups of four or five companies will give 10-minute presentations and hold 15-minute mentoring sessions, after which startups will be preparing for their presentations expected on Day 3. |
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6:15 pm | End of Discussion |
7:00 pm | Welcome Dinner |
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