Kyoko Tsurumi

Kyoko Tsurumi has extensive work experience in various roles and industries. Kyoko started their career at The Langham Hotels and Resorts in London, where they worked as a Japanese Coordinator and Executive Service Officer. In this role, they served as the main contact for Japanese companies and travel agents, handling inquiries and resolving issues while also cross-selling to international guests.

After their time at The Langham, Kyoko joined Thomson Reuters, where they provided administrative assistance and project management support for the launch and development of Thomson Reuters' Legal software business in Japan. Kyoko worked closely with four directors and departments, including the Director of Product and Business Development and the Human Resources Manager.

Following Thomson Reuters, Kyoko joined Majirox News as a Writer and Researcher. Kyoko conducted research on various topics in Japan and wrote online news content while also translating relevant documents for the Editor in Chief.

Kyoko then worked at the Japan Institute of Construction Engineering as a Translator, providing translation services after the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster. Kyoko worked with a governmental institute in Japan.

In 2012, Kyoko joined ON Semiconductor as a Communications Analyst and Marketing Contents Specialist. Kyoko provided communication and business operation support for the Japan site, focusing on creating business and product marketing content. Kyoko also contributed to communication improvement efforts, including translation, proofreading, editing, and interpretation across various subjects.

Most recently, Kyoko joined Anaqua as the Associate Director of Marketing and Communications for Japan. Prior to this role, they held positions as the Communications and Marketing Manager and Communications Manager within the company.

Kyoko Tsurumi attended Keisen Womens College in Tokyo, but no specific degree or field of study information is provided. Kyoko also attended the London Hotel School in London, UK, where they studied Hospitality Business Management. In terms of additional certifications, Kyoko obtained various qualifications in marketing and communications from Continuing Education at Temple University, Japan Campus. Kyoko also holds an AHMA Hospitality Business Management Diploma from the American Hotel Association. Additionally, Kyoko has achieved a TOEIC score of 965 from The Institute for International Business Communication.