About GENKEN INSTITUTE

GENKEN Institute of Management is one of the leading firms that pioneered in management consulting business in Japan. Shigehiro Suzuki, a prominent figure among management consultants in Japan, left the Japan Management Association and established GENKEN in 1965.

Since then, GENKEN has enjoyed a high reputation by conforming to the ideals of its founder that creative management consulting work contributes greatly to the society and successful business practices in industry.

In 2012, following the founder's passing, Hiroshi Ohtsuki took over the presidency, entrusted with carrying forward the founder's mission as the company's second President.

For more than sixty years, GENKEN and its corporate clients have been tackling the problems of business management and promoting ways to realize their ideals.
GENKEN’s four main avenues are ;
1.     Designing corporate visions and planning new business schemes.
2.     Innovating new methods of problem-solving.
3.     Developing systems for top management needs.
4.     Specialized research and precognition of problems.
These avenues are traveled through expert consultancy, custom-designed education and training programs developed for individual companies, and continuous pioneering of systems.