Satoshi Omiya and Takehide Oda Appointed as Directors of the Japan Financial Education Promotion Association

The Japan Financial Education Promotion Association has appointed Satoshi Omiya and Takehide Oda as new directors. They aim to further develop financial and economic education in Japan.
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The Japan Financial Education Promotion Association (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Kaede Yokokawa) announces that Mr. Satoshi Omiya and Mr. Takehide Oda have been newly appointed as directors of the association.

This association has been working towards the popularization and further development of appropriate financial education and financial literacy, building and organizing the foundation of financial literacy in Japan, in order to foster an environment where everyone can acquire the necessary financial literacy equally.

Mr. Omiya, who is taking office as a director this time, has been striving daily for the promotion and development of financial and economic education through the provision of financial education services for children and families. Mr. Oda has been doing the same through activities to popularize and instill financial education in the corporate workplace.

With the addition of Mr. Omiya and Mr. Oda as new directors, we will accelerate further development toward financial and economic education activities.

* About Mr. Satoshi Omiya

Representative Director of MoneySmart Co., Ltd.
Board Member of THE GUILD Co., Ltd.
UX Designer. Part-time Lecturer at Tokyo Zokei University.

While involved in the experience design of digital products including the Fintech area, he has been working on the popularization of financial education by providing "Standify", a financial education service for children and families, through MoneySmart Co., Ltd.

* Comment on the appointment

In recent years, the importance of financial education for children and young people has been increasing against the backdrop of the spread of cashless payments, the diversification of financial services, and the uncertainty of social security. In addition, to foster practical financial literacy, not only school education but also opportunities for dialogue and experience at home are indispensable.

Given this situation, through the activities of this association, I will do my modest part to contribute to creating an environment where society as a whole supports financial education initiatives, aiming to realize the financial well-being of the children who will lead the future.

* About Mr. Takehide Oda
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