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.
Kokorozashi · Apr 14, 2025
How to Get a Job in Japan: A Guide for Foreign Professionals
TL;DR: Due to a rapidly aging workforce, demand for skilled...
TL;DR: Due to a rapidly aging workforce, demand for skilled...
Marketing & Strategy · Apr 04, 2025
Creating Value Through Food, Culture, and Customer Connections
Based in Tsubame-Sanjo, Ebematsu Shoji specializes in kitchenware, restaurant atmosphere, & enriching the cuisine experience nationwide. Learn about innovation, strategy, & more from CEO Masahiro Ebe.
Based in Tsubame-Sanjo, Ebematsu Shoji specializes in kitchenware, restaurant atmosphere, & enriching the cuisine experience nationwide. Learn about innovation, strategy, & more from CEO Masahiro Ebe.
Innovation · Mar 21, 2025
The Ethical Challenges of AI and Their Actionable Solutions
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is disruptively revolutionizing industries, businesses and the workplace in previously unimaginable ways. Its rapid rise, however, raises pressing ethical concerns with socio-economic and political consequences–from biased algorithms and widespread misinformation to the loss of privacy. This article explores the most crucial ethical issues surrounding AI, and what can be done to responsibly harness its potential.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is disruptively revolutionizing industries, businesses and the workplace in previously unimaginable ways. Its rapid rise, however, raises pressing ethical concerns with socio-economic and political consequences–from biased algorithms and widespread misinformation to the loss of privacy. This article explores the most crucial ethical issues surrounding AI, and what can be done to responsibly harness its potential.
Videos · Mar 18, 2025
Digital Marketing . . . Basically
Have you ever thought about buying a certain product, like a set of dumbbells, and then suddenly whenever you look at your phone, you’re seeing all sorts of ads for weight sets, protein powders, and gym memberships? It’s almost like your phone is reading your mind or something. Well, that’s digital marketing, basically.
Have you ever thought about buying a certain product, like a set of dumbbells, and then suddenly whenever you look at your phone, you’re seeing all sorts of ads for weight sets, protein powders, and gym memberships? It’s almost like your phone is reading your mind or something. Well, that’s digital marketing, basically.
Leadership · Mar 07, 2025
Key messages from the ASEAN Japan Future Generation Business Leaders’ Summit
In 2024, ASEAN and Japan marked a historic milestone: the...
In 2024, ASEAN and Japan marked a historic milestone: the...
Technovate · Mar 07, 2025
Top 5 Business Trends Shaping 2025 and Beyond
Here’s how 5 key business trends are shaping the future and what organizations can do to adapt to these massive changes.
Here’s how 5 key business trends are shaping the future and what organizations can do to adapt to these massive changes.
Videos · Feb 28, 2025
Tariffs . . . Basically
Discover how tariffs work, why they’re imposed, and their impact on prices and jobs. Learn the basics of tariffs in plain language.
Discover how tariffs work, why they’re imposed, and their impact on prices and jobs. Learn the basics of tariffs in plain language.
Videos · Feb 25, 2025
Data Economy . . . Basically
Imagine you’re talking to a friend about a wedding you’re planning to attend. You casually mention that you need a new pair of dress shoes. Later that evening, you’re scrolling through social media, and bam—a billion ads for loafers pop up. That’s the data economy, basically.
Imagine you’re talking to a friend about a wedding you’re planning to attend. You casually mention that you need a new pair of dress shoes. Later that evening, you’re scrolling through social media, and bam—a billion ads for loafers pop up. That’s the data economy, basically.
