Fintegrity President Yuya Miki (三木佑也) will speak at a public lecture hosted by Kagawa University Graduate School. The lecture will focus on know-how for breaking through the inconvenient truths of the Japanese economy, with local small and medium-sized enterprises and economic revitalization as its central themes.
Yuya Miki (三木佑也), Representative Director and President of Fintegrity, will speak at the public lecture "Local Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Economic Revitalization," jointly hosted by Kagawa University Graduate School of Management and the Kagawa Industry Support Foundation. The lecture, titled "Break Through the Inconvenient Truths of the Japanese Economy: A Guidebook for Taking on Challenges," is scheduled to focus on growth strategies for regional companies and practical perspectives.
The lecture will address challenges facing the Japanese economy, including population decline, labor shortages and stagnation in regional economies, and will introduce the ideas and strategies companies and managers can use to achieve growth. It is also expected to cover the importance of collaboration between companies and the creation of synergies, drawing on M&A, business succession and the practical work of enhancing corporate value from Miki's experience.
On the day of the lecture, a business leader from a venture company is scheduled to join an online discussion. The discussion will explore approaches to growth and specific initiatives through real-world examples of taking on challenges. The lecture aims to provide practical content in addition to theory, and will also introduce practical perspectives based on experience in the financial sector.