Feature - Patrick Newell, Vision Navigator, Tokyo International School
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Vision Navigator of Tokyo International School (www.tokyois.com), Patrick spends much of his time synergizing change with enhancing learning and learning environments. He focuses beyond the current ABCs of education through developing collaborative models in Technology, Board Governance, Accreditation, Design, Brain Based Learning and Solving Global Challenges.
Patrick has been an educator and entrepreneur in Tokyo for the past 16 years. His achievements reach well beyond being the founder of Tokyo International School, which currently educates almost 400 students from 45 countries. When he is not playing/working he can be found balancing on any board he can find wherever his travels take him.
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Economist Reports delves into the world of business and politics in
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Economist Corporate Network
Graham Davis joined the Economist Corporate Network, Japan in 2002. Prior to this, he worked for 13 years in investment banking in Tokyo, Frankfurt and London, specializing in derivative structuring and financial engineering.
In Tokyo, he participates in the Economist Corporate Network and Economist Conferences events, as well as customized briefings with senior executives on current political and economic trends in Japan. His briefings have focused on political and economic changes in Japan at the macro level, as well as on the analysis of changes in corporate behaviour for both Japanese companies operating abroad and for foreign companies engaged in business in Japan.
His other areas of expertise include analysis on the changing economic landscape in Asia, how it impacts Japan and vice versa. He has spoken at corporate planning and forecasting meetings in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Sydney, Melbourne, Singapore and Shanghai and is a frequent commentator on various television networks across the region.
Mr. Davis graduated from Oxford University in Politics, Philosophy and Economics and has an MA in Advanced Japanese Studies from the University of Sheffield.
