- Inspires people in a manner similar to Art.
- Contains theories and formulas like Science
- Can be improved by strategic training like Sports.
A coaching program to acquire the world’s most advanced communication skills in an hour minimum based on the workshop methodology of global elites in New York, pioneers of advanced communication.
An active, all-in practice, rather than passive lectures, helps participants break through their “shell” and experience a dramatic improvement in technique. Realize greater levels of self-confidence and charism emerging naturally from deep inside.
A top results-oriented “communication skills enhancing” method based on communication skills that have been proven by brain science, anthropology, psychology, behavioral economics, and other disciplines, all integrated with Broadway-style acting skills and media and public relations perspectives.
A specialist in communications, helping business professionals improve their “global communication skills” and “leadership” through global-standard strategic public relations and speaking support.
Okamoto integrates advanced know-how and skills based on psychology, brain science and other Western sciences with acting skills and media knowledge. Her unique methodology is used in communications training and public relations programs for her clients. Her communication skills coaching for business leaders based on the workshop methods derived in New York are known for their “instantaneous results.” She has offered insights to many companies of various sizes, as well as to politicians in public office in Japan.
Okamoto was a business reporter at the Yomiuri Shimbun Newspaper and a Dentsu PR consultant before assuming the post of CEO of Glocomm (http://www.glocomm.co.jp/). She holds a BS in political science from Waseda University and an MA in international relations from Cambridge University. A former visiting scholar at MIT, she has written numerous articles through the Toyo Keizai Online service and has appeared at many public relations conferences. Her book “Japanese Old Men: The Loneliest People in the World” was published in February 2018 by Kadokawa Shinsho. Such book highlighted the relationship between communications skills and the disconnectedness of middle-aged men in Japanese society.
