JPI Seminar: How to Create Winning Proposals with AI
On March 12, 2026, JPI (Japan Planning Institute) is hosting a compelling seminar titled "How to Create Winning Proposals in Collaboration with AI". This event will be led by the esteemed producer and representative director of Academic Resource Guide Co., Mr. Makoto Okamoto. The focus will be on practical approaches to utilizing AI as a virtual reviewer to create effective and stand-out proposals that resonate with various stakeholders.
Seminar Overview
In the realm of architectural proposals, the key to evaluating creativity lies in the "thorough objectivity." This seminar will provide attendees with insights based on the extensive experiences of Academic Resource Guide (ARG) in developing various public facilities such as libraries. Mr. Okamoto will delve into actionable strategies for leveraging AI—not merely as a writing assistant but as a cold, rational “virtual reviewer” to eliminate subjectivity and bias from the proposal-making process.
Participants will understand how to strictly align their proposals with the required standards and generate sharp anticipated questions for reviewers. Additionally, the seminar promises to impart methodologies that can enhance proposal-making capabilities regardless of the firm’s size. Here’s a closer look at the seminar agenda:
Seminar Agenda
1. Introduction Phase: Current Proposal Landscape and the Role of AI
- - Understanding Common Proposal Pitfalls: Learn how misconceptions can lead to proposals that fail to connect with reviewers.
- - Defining AI as a Virtual Reviewer: Explore how incorporating unbiased external perspectives into the design process can enhance objectivity.
- - Maximizing Winning Potential with Objective Perspectives: Gain insights on how to approach hearings with informed confidence and improve overall organizational proposal strength.
2. Creation Phase: Understanding Standards and Validating Proposals
- - Syncing Evaluation Criteria with AI: Identify key importance of scoring from requirement documents and ensure your proposal content aligns with expectations.
- - Eliminating Self-Satisfaction Through External Review: Learn to convert jargon into relatable language while also identifying logical inconsistencies.
- - Thorough Proofreading to Maintain Evaluation Standards: Understand the importance of eliminating careless mistakes to build organizational credibility and enhance proposal focus.
3. Performance Phase: Preparation for Hearings and Q&A
- - Generating Sharp Anticipated Questions Using AI: Develop questions that address potential blind spots from third-party perspectives and focus on logical responses.
- - Integrating Human Insight into AI Logic: Blend logical foundations with the designer’s values to create persuasive responses.
- - Providing Assurance Through Q&A: Learn to demonstrate the designer's competencies with accurate replies to build confidence in project completion.
4. Post-Evaluation Phase: Analyzing Results and Storing Insights
- - AI Grading of Review Meeting Notes: Understand the true construction of selection reasoning behind human evaluations.
- - Comparison of Proposals from Finalists: Measure your firm against others based on scoring from publicly available proposals.
5. Related Q&A Session
6. Networking Opportunity: Business Card Exchange
Attendees will also have the rare opportunity for direct dialogue and Q&A sessions with the speaker, creating a rich networking environment that transcends industry boundaries. This allows for the exchange of practical insights and the beginnings of new collaborations.
Attendance Options
- - In-Person Attendance: (Does not include archived video)
- - Live Streaming Attendance: (Does not include archived video)
- - Archived Video Attendance:
Participants opting for in-person or live-stream attendance can add archived footage for a special fee of 18,500 JPY (including tax).
Tuition Fees
- - For a single person: 37,940 JPY (including tax)
- - For each additional participant from the same organization: 32,940 JPY (including tax)
- - For attendees from local public organizations: 11,000 JPY (for up to two people, limited to in-person or live-stream attendance)
For more details and to register, please visit
JPI Website.
This seminar not only offers invaluable insights from industry leaders but also supports the development of new business ventures through enhanced networking. Post-seminar, participants can still submit inquiries to speakers and connect with other attendees for deeper engagement.
Contact Information
Japan Planning Institute
Address: 5-2-32 Minamiazabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0047
Phone: 03-5793-9761 | Fax: 03-5793-9767
Website:
www.jpi.co.jp
About JPI
For half a century, JPI has provided critical information through exclusive seminars aimed at bridging the knowledge gap between government, academia, and the public sector, supporting the execution of national projects for senior executives.