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Doi to Participate in Brazil Japan Startup Forum 2026

Doi Ken, the CEO of ohpner, a company specializing in offline marketing based in Shibuya, Tokyo, has been confirmed as a speaker at the upcoming Brazil Japan Startup Forum 2026, scheduled for April 9, 2026, in Sao Paulo, Brazil. This prominent event is organized by B Venture Capital (BVC) and is supported by both the Brazil Japan Chamber of Commerce and its Innovation Committee, aiming to foster connections and strategic discussions within the Japan-Brazil startup ecosystem.

In January 2026, ohpner made an investment in the BVC LATAM IMPACT FUND. At the forum, Doi will engage in discussions revolving around the strategies of Japanese companies in Latin America, the application of artificial intelligence (AI), and insights into local startup ecosystems stemming from his involvement with the fund.

Event and Speakers

The forum is set to feature an impressive line-up of speakers including:

• - Toshiki Hamono, CEO of Skylight Consulting Co., Ltd.
• - Hiroki Hanekawa, President and CEO of Monster Lab Co., Ltd.
• - Yuko Seimei, CEO and President of Monex Group Inc.
• - Ken Doi, CEO of ohpner Inc.

For additional details, visit: ohpner News

About BVC (B Venture Capital)

BVC boasts over a decade of investment experience in Latin America, with a track record of supporting and investing in more than 40 startups to date. The firm operates across Brazil, Colombia, Peru, and Japan, and has cultivated a broad network targeting early-stage companies. For more information, check out their official website: B Venture Capital.

About ohpner Inc.

ohpner is dedicated to supporting business growth through offline advertising and marketing consulting. The company provides total marketing solutions that encompass media selection, creative production, ad distribution, and effectiveness measurement across various platforms, including mobility advertising (formerly known as Ad Truck), taxi ads, transportation ads, and other out-of-home (OOH) media outlets.

As Japan's landscape continues to evolve, such forums represent a meaningful opportunity for cross-border collaboration and innovative discourse. Stakeholders from both regions are invited to join and explore the dynamic potentials that lie within their collaborative efforts.