Tokyo University: Chip Firm

Economics Department Dept: Instead, he interned at DeNA, then a fledgling startup and now a successful social networking and mobile gaming firm. "I thought it was like a rule -- I would graduate from Tokyo University, enter a foreign consulting firm and, after years of study, might be ready to start my own firm," said the 29-year-old, according to Vancouver Sun. "That was a big turning point for me," said Kurabayashi, who now runs his own firm and a graduate of the prestigious University of Tokyo's economics department, Keishiro Kurabayashi could have joined a blue-chip firm and begun climbing the corporate ladder. The people at DeNA were really smart, but they weren't caught up with rules, and that was fun. As reported in the news.
@t climbing the corporate ladder, vancouver sun