Big Ben Young was at the party, too, with Mako-san a.k.a "Mike." They are both IT guys. 'Nuf said.
Friday, August 3, 2007
# 102 Mako/Mike
Big Ben Young was at the party, too, with Mako-san a.k.a "Mike." They are both IT guys. 'Nuf said.
# 101 Indra from Singapore
My friend Koh, brought Indra Suharjono to a party I gave in Roppongi last Saturday night. She was visiting from Singapore.
# 98 - 100 At the Mori Museum
Last week, Fumio Nanjo (#98), the new director of the Mori Art Museum gave an excellent tour of the current Le Corbusier exhibition. It's a great show. If you are in town (Tokyo, that is) before September 24, don't miss it.Afterward at a reception I met Pierre, who handles project management for a design and construction company and Michael Whitehead, who runs a cargo air company.
Pierre Bouchet (#99)
Michael I. Whitehead (# 100)
# 97 The man from Yamanashi-ken
Hiro's friend, Fredrick (from Colorado) is teaching in Yamanashi-ken.
# 96 Kevin Andrew Curran
I finally got Shinya Watanabe to introduce me to artist Kevin Curran. They are both graduates of the Tyler School of Art.
# 87 - 95 NetTokyo 2007
What is NetTokyo?
Saturday afternoon, July 7, more than 400 people gathered to network (read, drink) and raise funds for worthy charities. More than 1 million yen was raised. It's a good chance to see old friends and meet some new faces.
# 87 Ed's friend did not have a business card. Ed help me out here.
# 88 Lucky 88: Holly Helt, born in Nagoya, visiting from NY. Will she move here or SNG?
# 89-91 The 7-Seas (corporate training) crew: Kirsten Adachi, David Jeffries and Sarah Furuya
# 92 Masaya Miura (center), works on X-Box at Microsoft and # 93 Tonia David (right), whose company helps market the State of Pennsylvaina to JPN businesses and investors, with Judith Batty. Judith and I re-met at this event last year. It's not prudent to say how long we have know each other...
# 94 Jason Altobelli (left) with James Hutchison, both of PBXL. They wanted me to make sure that their CEO, Jim Weisser knew that they were out working the crowd.
# 95 James Nyika of the Moneo Company. In case you are wondering, moneo is latin for "I advise."
Saturday afternoon, July 7, more than 400 people gathered to network (read, drink) and raise funds for worthy charities. More than 1 million yen was raised. It's a good chance to see old friends and meet some new faces.
# 87 Ed's friend did not have a business card. Ed help me out here.
# 88 Lucky 88: Holly Helt, born in Nagoya, visiting from NY. Will she move here or SNG?
# 89-91 The 7-Seas (corporate training) crew: Kirsten Adachi, David Jeffries and Sarah Furuya
# 92 Masaya Miura (center), works on X-Box at Microsoft and # 93 Tonia David (right), whose company helps market the State of Pennsylvaina to JPN businesses and investors, with Judith Batty. Judith and I re-met at this event last year. It's not prudent to say how long we have know each other...
# 94 Jason Altobelli (left) with James Hutchison, both of PBXL. They wanted me to make sure that their CEO, Jim Weisser knew that they were out working the crowd.
# 95 James Nyika of the Moneo Company. In case you are wondering, moneo is latin for "I advise."
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