Kenji Inukai
Kenji Inukai
GLOBIS Student and Social Entrepreneur, The Paper Project, Inc.
Kenji is a GLOBIS MBA Candidate, currently studying with the Full-time 2017-2018 Batch. He is also a Director and one of the founders of The Paper Project, Inc, a social enterprise based in the Philippines that provides sustainable livelihood for women survivors of human trafficking, prostitution, abuse and other challenging backgrounds. Kenji handles the purchasing, inventory and business development divisions of the company. Kenji was born and raised in the Philippines. Initially from Mindanao, then moving to Manila for his studies and work. Kenji's career background is in banking and finance, before starting The Paper Project with 3 other partners in 2010.

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You may have heard the buzz about NFTs, or Non-Fungible...

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In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and complex societal challenges, the concept of systems thinking has emerged as a powerful tool for understanding and addressing the intricate web of interconnections that define our world. Peter Senge, a renowned systems scientist, author of "The Fifth Discipline," and senior lecturer at MIT, has dedicated his career to exploring the depths of this approach.