Bridging the Future
of Construction to the Next Generation

In 2014, joined SMBC Nikko Securities. After working in the retail division, engaged in M&A advisory work. Was involved in investments in and management of multiple small and medium-sized construction companies through government-affiliated investment firms and regional financial institutions. Later, after PE secondary investment work at A.I. Capital, founded Renovia Partners in 2023.

In 2012, joined SMBC Nikko Securities, achieving results in the top 1.5% in the retail division before transferring to the investment banking division, where he engaged in finance and M&A advisory for listed companies. He later became an independent IFA in 2019, providing financial consulting services to domestic family offices and small and medium-sized enterprises. He has established a strong track record as a life insurance agent and is registered as an MDRT TOT member.

Since 2014, engaged in management consulting at foreign-affiliated consulting firms. At Accenture's strategy group and on Big 4 FAS PMI teams, led initiatives targeting revenue growth and cost reduction of ¥10-100 billion in scale, including new business launches, overseas market entry strategy, and post-merger synergy planning and integration. At Renovia, primarily responsible for deal sourcing, due diligence, and portfolio company management support.

After graduating university, joined a bank where he began sales of investment trusts, life insurance, and securities to corporate and individual clients, and also gained experience in civil rehabilitation and organizational restructuring. He later provided financial and tax advisory services at a tax accounting firm, and at an M&A firm engaged in advisory work spanning sourcing, origination, and execution.

Registered as an attorney in 1997 and joined Nishimura & Sanada (now Nishimura & Asahi, a foreign law joint enterprise). Became a partner at the firm in January 2006. For many years, as a partner in the firm's M&A/Corporate department, has been involved in numerous M&A transactions, including LBOs by PE funds. Most recently, served as lead legal advisor on the acquisition and going-private of former Hitachi Metals (now Proterial) by Bain Capital and others.

Joined the Architecture Bureau of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation (now NTT) in 1979. He subsequently held positions including branch manager and department head at NTT Urban Development, NTT Facilities, and Nippon MECS, primarily engaged in construction supervision and building maintenance management. He is a first-class registered architect, first-class construction management engineer, and licensed real estate transaction specialist. At Renovia, he leverages his industry knowledge and network to advise portfolio companies on business evaluation and management.