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Introduction
Global-C® was registered as a limited-liability company in Japan on July 2, 2004. Through this website, the EELearning® division of Global-C® provides opportunities for Japanese businessmen to extend their international communication skills by offering fun, informative listening drills and multi-language-learning tips. Recognizing the increasing importance of Foreign language fluency in the global economy, we have designed our EELearning® site to help Japanese professionals polish their speaking skills as efficiently and effortlessly as possible. The Business Services Division of Global-C® aims to facilitate business between the US and Japan. Services we offer include:
*M&A Consulting in the US and Japan
*International Business Support Services to US and Japanese Firms
*Importing and Direct Sales
*HR Training and Consulting
*Translation and Document Editing
Global-C® maintains a close affiliate relationship with Ridgecrest Capital Partners, a private US investment bank, for expertise on M&A-related transactions.
Global-C® is managed by Mutsuo Inaoka, CEO and Joseph Gabriella, General Manager. Before founding Global-C®, Mr. Inaoka was a senior manager at an Osaka-based company, where he was employed for twenty years. During that time, he was stationed in Brazil for two years and in the US for over a decade. In the US, Mr. Inaoka served as his company's Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Inaoka is bilingual and bicultural. He has extensive experience in learning English as a second language and in transacting international business. Mr. Inaoka holds a bachelor's degree in management science from Otaru University of Commerce (Japan) and has attended MBA courses at San Francisco State University.
Like Mr. Inaoka, Mr. Gabriella is bilingual
and bicultural. He grew up in the United
States, but moved to Japan in 2000 to work
as an assistant manager for NetRatings Japan,
a Japanese-American internet joint venture.
Mr. Gabriella has worked as an internal HR
consultant for Eli Lilly Japan and conducted
training seminars on leadership, change management,
and valuing diversity in both Japanese and
English at Japanese enterprises and foreign-capitalized
firms. Mr. Gabriella has a B.S. in Economics
from the Wharton School at the University
of Pennsylvania; an MBA from Pepperdine University;
an M.S. in International Business and Strategy
from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign,
where he also attended medical school; and
a Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Education and
Research from the University of South Florida.
