Staff

Daniel A. Rosenblum, Vice President & Director of Corporate & Policy Programs
Betty Borden, Deputy Director, Policy Projects 
Ruri Kawashima, Tokyo Representative
Fumiko Miyamoto, Program Officer
Andrew Stuerzel, Program Associate

Daniel A. Rosenblum

Daniel Rosenblum joined Japan Society in 1999 as Director of the Corporate Program and was promoted to Vice President in 2003. In 2005 he launched the U.S.-Japan Innovators Project, bringing innovation leaders from Japan and the United States together to create the Innovators Network. In the years since its inception, Daniel has helped grow the U.S.-Japan Innovators Network into a vibrant community of emerging and established American and Japanese leaders from business, civil society, the media, and arts and culture, convened to collaborate on challenges facing Japan and the United States in the 21st century.

Before joining Japan Society, Daniel worked as a financial journalist for 16 years, with assignments in Tokyo, Hong Kong, London, and Washington. Most recently he was a producer for Reuters Financial Television in New York, where he produced programming on the international capital markets. His stories on the international financial markets have appeared in The Wall St. Journal, the International Herald Tribune, the Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, and The Japan Times, among others. In addition, he has appeared as a regular commentator on the Nightly Business Report and on Sky Television. In addition, Daniel is an award-winning fiction writer. His short stories, many with Japan-related themes, have appeared in a wide range of publications, including The Broken Bridge, an anthology of fiction from expatriates in Japan.

Daniel has traveled extensively throughout Asia and spent seven years in Tokyo as a child, where he attended the Nishimachi International School. A graduate of Oberlin College in Ohio, he holds a BA in Japanese Language and Literature.