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Geneva-Kurisaki Market Intelligence Lab

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What I am

  • Specialist of Corporate Social responsibility (CSR) for the Information Society
  • Market Strategist for innovators
  • Relationship management and advocacy for Governments, Industries and NGOs
  • Enabler of cross-cultural communications

Yoshiko Kurisaki is an independent research analyst with abundant international experience in Marketing Intelligence and Strategy and Policy Analysis at the crossroads between people, society and Information & Communication Technologies (ICT). She assumed progressively strategic posts at NTT (Japan), the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and the Development (OECD, Paris) as an economist specialised in ICT policies, and SITA (Worldwide) as a senior manager of Government Relations, followed by Market Intelligence for innovation and market strategy.

She obtained Master’s degree in public policy at the University of Toronto (Canada), and Bachelor of Liberal Arts in Human Geography at the University of Tokyo (Japan).

She has finished Certificate of Advanced Studies on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) at University of Geneva (Switzerland).

With her motto, “CSR for the Information Society“, helping people with good technology to find its home in the market place is Yoshiko’s passion. Ethics is her norm and a checking of theory against reality is the methodology built-in all her work to enable healthy judgements and recommendations.

Outside her profession, Yoshiko has been voluntarily engaged in social activities via various NGOs (Non-Government Organisations):

  • Committee Member of CSR Alumni of University of Geneva
  • Member of CSR Geneva
  • Member of the Geneva branch of Business and Professional Women International (BPW, an international NGO)
  • Representative of Europe for BHN Basic Human Needs Asociation (BHN), a Japanese NGO, that provide ICT expertise for humanitarian purposes
  • Member of Internet Society (ISOC), Geneva Chapter

Major international organisations and industry associations she worked with

OECD (Paris), International Telecommunications Union (ITU, Geneva)、Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), European Telecommunications Platform (ETP, Brussels), European Commission (EC, Brussels)

Major speaking opportunities

  • 2009, Panelist at the “Mobile Web for the Development” session, held at the 4th Internet Governance Forum (IGF), Sharm El Sheikh
  • 2003, Panelist at the “Asia-Pacific” Session at the 1st World Information Society Summit (WSIS), Geneva

Working languages: Japanese, English, French

日本語 | English

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  • Yoshiko’s Business in a Nutshell

    Specialist of CSR for the Information Society

    Market Strategist for innovators with human eyes

    Over twenty years of experience in multi-cultural negotiations for Governments, industries and NGOs

    She delivers market insights and recommendations that work.

  • Read my posts

    • December 2011
    • August 2011
    • May 2011
    • April 2011
    • March 2011
    • January 2011
    • December 2010
    • November 2010
    • October 2010
    • May 2010
    • March 2010
    • February 2010
    • December 2009
  • Recent Posts

    • CSR Report Review – NEC
    • CSR in the Information Society — Web Accessibility in Europe and Japan
    • How do you use Science, Technology and Knowledge?
    • Ultimate CSR question for carriers?/Libya
    • Solar power for mobile networks worth investigation
  • Fellow bloggers

    • Stephanie's Blog
  • Food for thought

    • AIZU, Izumi
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  • My NGO Activities

    • BHN Telecom for Basic Human Needs Association
    • BPW International, Club de Genève
    • ICVolunteers
    • The Gift from Beate

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