New opportunities and horizons arise within a sense of a business community after the first bustling day is behinds us, as the Tokyo Summit offers its synergy and attendees engage in vibrant discussions.
The first day of Forex Magnates' Tokyo Summit 2014 is drawing to a close, and guests are to about to have their hard-earned rest after a full day timetable.
Taking a stroll today down the conference arena on the third floor gives one the sense that the Summit gathering offers something more than the sum total of content and contacts it provides.
Lastly, the closing session will see the Forex Magnates Awards’ winners, after being chosen by their peers, stepping on stage to receive this prestigious badge of excellence. If you are bent on finding out who those winners will turn out to be, stay tuned to Forex Magnates’ exclusive report from the field. From a mid-conference perspective however, it may be said that in a Summit of over 700 FX top professionals, coming from a wide array of countries and fields of expertise, the real winner is the industry as a whole.
First Day Impressions
Mr. Hiroshi Fugino, President and CEO of Goodway, elaborated on the importance of the event to the Japanese industry, saying, “In Japan, brokers and vendors are working and thinking individually, and there is not much opportunities for them to share their thoughts. At this event, however, we are able to think as an industry, how to modify it and make it grow. In addition, Japanese are very conservative, and seeing real people and booths helps and breeds good opportunities – it’s not looking at a black-box.”
Complementing this opinion, Mr. Kenichi Kashiwada, CEO of World Mark Consultant, a young Singapore-based firm providing a CRM solution and consultancy services, has shared with Forex Magnates his thoughts: “Unexpectedly, we got a lot of feedback and comments from overseas guests," said Mr. Kashiwada, whose company's participation at the conference, presenting a new product, is a first significant marketing effort on the international level.
The first day of Forex Magnates' Tokyo Summit 2014 is drawing to a close, and guests are to about to have their hard-earned rest after a full day timetable.
Taking a stroll today down the conference arena on the third floor gives one the sense that the Summit gathering offers something more than the sum total of content and contacts it provides.
Lastly, the closing session will see the Forex Magnates Awards’ winners, after being chosen by their peers, stepping on stage to receive this prestigious badge of excellence. If you are bent on finding out who those winners will turn out to be, stay tuned to Forex Magnates’ exclusive report from the field. From a mid-conference perspective however, it may be said that in a Summit of over 700 FX top professionals, coming from a wide array of countries and fields of expertise, the real winner is the industry as a whole.
First Day Impressions
Mr. Hiroshi Fugino, President and CEO of Goodway, elaborated on the importance of the event to the Japanese industry, saying, “In Japan, brokers and vendors are working and thinking individually, and there is not much opportunities for them to share their thoughts. At this event, however, we are able to think as an industry, how to modify it and make it grow. In addition, Japanese are very conservative, and seeing real people and booths helps and breeds good opportunities – it’s not looking at a black-box.”
Complementing this opinion, Mr. Kenichi Kashiwada, CEO of World Mark Consultant, a young Singapore-based firm providing a CRM solution and consultancy services, has shared with Forex Magnates his thoughts: “Unexpectedly, we got a lot of feedback and comments from overseas guests," said Mr. Kashiwada, whose company's participation at the conference, presenting a new product, is a first significant marketing effort on the international level.
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