Glasp Inc. / Co-founder
Kei is a co-founder of Glasp. Glasp is a social web highlighter that lets users highlight web articles, organize them, and share them with friends. Before Glasp, Kei experienced consulting for a restaurant in Seattle using data analysis, founded an organization that matches students and companies in the Bay Area, worked at an advertisement team in a large IT company, and worked as a PM at a startup company in San Francisco.
Democratize access to other people’s learning and experiences that they have collected throughout their lives as a utilitarian legacy.
https://glasp.co
With the author's approval, I translate English articles into Japanese and publish them for the start-up communities in Japan. The articles are about a social network, its mechanism, NFT, DAO, and creator economy.
https://www.facebook.com/letschomp
I helped Japan Film Festival of San Francisco which was held by New People, as a staff who is in charge of web marketing, tickets promotion, posting flyers, ticket booth person, and guide.
I am one of the co-founders of Beyond Japan SF, which is an association providing and holding a career event for mainly Japanese exchange students living in the Bay Area. We plan events such as inviting Japanese workers who work in the Bay Area and asking them to present their career path and their company information for students. I am a
I'm in charge of a new project suggested to Google by Vaco as a content analyst. I create and check online advertisement for advertiser instead to maximize their conversion.
I was a member and project manager at Datact, which is a student association providing consulting/marketing methods for Japanese restaurant owners in Seattle based on data analysis. For one of the projects which I led to increase the number of reviews, active users, and brand awareness of an English studying web blog for Japanese learners
Global business
PT Ertona is a real estate property that provides service apartment to mainly Japanese expatriate staffs in Jakarta, Indonesia. I worked in their office to help file organization, translation into both English and Japanese, telephone support. And out of office, I supported the company's president by participating in a meeting with owner o