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APT Women ACCELERATION PROGRAM IN TOKYO FOR WOMEN

Lectures / Mentors

The Role of a Lecturer

The lecturers consist of individuals and entrepreneurs from domestic and foreign companies, law firms, universities, etc.
The lecturers are individuals and entrepreneurs from domestic and foreign companies, law firms, universities, etc. They will give lectures to the participants on how to scale up the program.
The program is designed to provide participants with lectures on how to solve a wide range of management issues faced by venture companies, based on the actual experiences of those who are at the forefront of various fields.
By receiving lectures on a wide range of management issues faced by venture companies based on actual experiences from people who are active in the forefront of various fields, participants can expect to acquire methods for solving issues and gain new insights for scaling up.

Introduction of Domestic Program Lecturers

Singapore Program Lecturers / Mentors

※The list of lecturers/mentors is from the 2024 program and will be updated once confirmed.

NewYork Program Lecturers / Mentors

※The list of lecturers/mentors is from the 2024 program and will be updated once confirmed.

The Role of a Mentor

Mentors consist of individuals from large domestic and international corporations and venture capital firms, senior entrepreneurs, and various experts,
Mentors will work together with program participants to expand their businesses and solve problems.

Mentoring is a method in which mentors think together about "how to do it" rather than teaching one way,
Through dialogue with the mentor, the program aims to help participants discover new perspectives and ideas.

During the domestic program, individual mentoring is offered to participants to provide individual consultation on their industries and business domains.
Also, group mentoring with multiple participants will also facilitate the exchange of knowledge among program participants.
Through mentoring, participants could brush up their business models and organize their appeal points for presentations, clarify plans for scaling up, including overseas expansion, and identify funding sources through mentoring.

Introduction of Mentors