After graduating from university, he worked as a firefighter in Hiroshima for seven years. In 2011, he was dispatched as an emergency aid for the Great East Japan Earthquake. Also experienced the landslide disaster in Hiroshima City due to heavy rain in 2014 at the forefront.
Face the death of many people and experience every day to realize that human life is only for while he alives. And at the bottom of his heart, "I want to try my own value for the world as a Japanese."
He couldn't gave up his thoughts, so he joined the S Division Holdings Group, who continues to work overseas. Not as a civil servant.
In S Division Holdings, He introduced Japanese human resource management systems cultivated during his public servants experience, with the local Philippines and Canadian officers, and develop human resources departments that become more complicated as the business scale expands year by year.
In addition, he is still working hard to carry out the human resources of abilityism, not bound by nationality, and to grow S Division Holdings into a global company.

GENE (Gene) is from Canada and has been staying in Japan for six years, and speaks English and Japanese.
He has experienced 15 years of business in Canada and Qatar. He came Philippines whe he has been requested for consulting from a Philippine company, which is growing rapidly in Southeast Asia. He sympathized with the vision and mission of the SDIVISION Group and joined the company as an executive.
His specialties were strategies, operations, training, corporate reform, and acquired the MBA, the highest degree of business administration.
As an ISO 9001 internal auditor, he has been involved in a variety of large companies ISO certification projects.
He has also been engaged not only in business in various countries, but also in local communities. In addition to many years of military service on the Canadian Army, he succeeded in two volunteer tours sponsored by JAICA in developing countries.