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Yoshitaka Kadoya

Investor

Principal at Sozo Ventures

Japan

About

Yoshitaka Kadoya is a Principal at Sozo Ventures, which he joined in March 2022, where he supports global startups in developing business opportunities in Japan through market research, strategy design, and partner/client introductions. He previously spent 10 years at Hokuriku Bank, where he structured business loans and led development projects including establishing the bank's equity investment arm and building IT consulting and real estate-related businesses. He holds an MBA from Stanford University and a Bachelor of Laws from Tokyo University.

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Experience

  1. Sozo VenturesPrincipalcurrent2022 β€” present
  2. Hokuriku BankCorporate Planning Manager2019 β€” 2022Corporate Planning Department, Toyama, Japan
  3. Hokuriku BankRelationship Manager2015 β€” 2017Asakusa Branch, Tokyo, Japan
  4. Hokuriku BankProject Manager2013 β€” 2015Industrial Research Department, Toyama, Japan
  5. Hokuriku BankAnalyst2012 β€” 2013Central Branch, Toyama, Japan

Skills & more

Financial AnalysisFinancial ModelingCorporate FinanceCommercial LendingVenture CapitalDue DiligenceFundraisingData Analysis

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Yoshitaka Kadoya?
Yoshitaka Kadoya is a Principal at Sozo Ventures, which he joined in March 2022, where he supports global startups in developing business opportunities in Japan through market research, strategy design, and partner/client introductions. He previously spent 10 years at Hokuriku Bank, where he structured business loans and led development projects including establishing the bank's equity investment arm and building IT consulting and real estate-related businesses. He holds an MBA from Stanford University and a Bachelor of Laws from Tokyo University.
Where does Yoshitaka Kadoya work?
Yoshitaka Kadoya is Principal at Sozo Ventures.
Where did Yoshitaka Kadoya go to school?
Yoshitaka Kadoya studied at Stanford University Graduate School of Business (Master of Business Administration - MBA); The University of Tokyo (Bachelor of Laws (LLB)).

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