Annual General Meeting and Party 2003
Annual General Meeting and Party 2003
The Annual General Meeting and Party 2003 was held on 15 November 2003. Over 30 members joined.
Mr. Tomomi Takagi, who is a London Business School MBA and in charge of operation of 114 Venture Fund at icapital Co., Ltd., gave us a special talk on "Venture capital: How does venture capital invest in venture businesses?".
This year, we welcomed alumni of other colleges and people who are going to the Imperial College as well.
| Date | Saturday, 9 November 2002, 11:00-14:00 | |
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| Venue | Seminar Room, 1F, British Council Tokyo, 1-2 kagurazaka, Shinjuku, Tokyo 162-0825 |
| Agenda | (1)Opening |
| (2)Minutes of AGM 2002 | |
| (3)Annual Activities Report | |
| (4)External Affairs Report | |
| (5)Financial Report | |
| (6)Report on Website Operation and Discussion about Opened and Closed Pages | |
| (7)Discussion on revision of SKK articles | |
| (8)Closing |
Minutes and documents used in the meeting are in the Members Only Page. (See Report on AGM and Party 2003)
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Mr. Tomomi Takagi, who is a London Business School MBA and in charge of operation of 114 Venture Fund at icapital Co., Ltd., gave us a talk on "Venture capital: How does venture capital invest in venture businesses?".
Using statistics and case studies , he gave us a clear-cut explanation on the situation of venture capitals in the US, Europe and Japan and what venture capital expects venture businesses. He gave us a message about importance of giving technology to the world and cooperation of technology and management.
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His lecture note is available in the Members' Only page.
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| Introduction of Science Semnar for High School Student by British Council They have dificulties in finding schools that accept the semnar. If your can help them, please contact the British Council. |
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 Board members having a talk with Mr. Takagi after the party |
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