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Introduction

Foval Co., Ltd., headquartered in Shibuya, Tokyo, is embarking on an innovative project designed to nurture the next generation of talent in the digital transformation (DX) and artificial intelligence (AI) sectors. The company is launching a practical program called the "Corporate Doctor Camp," aimed at helping students from Kaysen Business and Public Service College effectively engage with local businesses facing challenges in management and operations.

Purpose of the Corporate Doctor Camp

The primary goal of the Corporate Doctor Camp is to develop hands-on skills that are essential in today’s DX and AI era. Participating students will face real-world issues faced by member companies of the Koriyama Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Through this engagement, they will conduct thorough analyses and propose viable solutions, thereby enhancing their problem-solving and proposal-making abilities in a practical setting.

Foval aims not only to foster young talent as “Corporate Doctors” but also to promote their retention in the local area. The company is committed to offering data-driven policy proposals and business support to address the challenges faced by regional enterprises. Such efforts are directed towards establishing a sustainable model that enhances local economic vitality and attracts new businesses to the community.

What is a 'Corporate Doctor'?

A Corporate Doctor, as introduced by Foval, refers to a specialist who identifies and resolves management challenges within enterprises. In the Corporate Doctor Camp, students are encouraged to visit local businesses, engaging directly with executives to grasp accurate insights into their real challenges. This immersive approach allows students to practice the extraction, analysis, and improvement proposals of these issues in a cohesive manner while being groomed into capable Corporate Doctors.

Camp Overview

• - Target Audience: Students from Kaysen Business and Public Service College
• - Duration: Five days during the summer vacation period
• - Participation Fee: Free of charge
• - Locations:

- Kaysen Business and Public Service College
- Local cooperative enterprises (Members of the Koriyama Chamber of Commerce and Industry)

• - Collaboration: Koriyama Chamber of Commerce, Kaysen Business and Public Service College
• - Management: Foval Co., Ltd., Insurance Station Co., Ltd.

Enrollment Information

Students interested in applying for the Corporate Doctor Camp can utilize the QR code provided for further details and enrollment procedures.

Learn More About Corporate Doctors

For further information regarding the role and functions of Corporate Doctors, please refer to this link. Inquiries can be made here.

About Foval Co., Ltd.

Founded in 1980, Foval Co., Ltd. (TSE Standard: 8275) specializes in supportive consulting services for small and medium-sized enterprises. The company’s operations span five core areas: information and communications, overseas expansion, environmental solutions, personnel and education, and business start-up and succession.

Foval is known for its unique model of "Corporate Doctors," which provides a comprehensive approach from visualizing management challenges to proposing improvements and supporting execution. In light of business values enhancement, the firm offers high-value-added support that includes ESG management, human capital management, and DX/GX initiatives. Moreover, under its regional revitalization strategy—"F-Japan Concept"—Foval collaborates with local governments, private sectors, educational institutions, and financial organizations to establish a model of community co-creation and horizontal deployment.

Company Overview

• - Name: Foval Co., Ltd.
• - Representative: Shoten Nakajima, President
• - Established: September 18, 1980
• - Location: 14th Floor, Aoyama Oval Building, 5-52-2 Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo
• - Website: www.forval.co.jp

By initiating such programs, Foval underscores its commitment to innovation and community support, ensuring that local businesses thrive in an increasingly competitive environment.