Provide opportunities
for creative learning globally.

Number of students who have participated in Global Sky Education's Learning Hubs and taken part in international exchange and intercultural experience programmes of one week or more. (As of end-June 2023).

By 2025, we aim to achieve net zero environmental impact through decarbonisation (introduction of green electricity, elimination of plastic products, carbon offsetting) and reduction of food losses.

Number of community events organised and attended on an annual basis with the aim of contributing to and working with local communities.

Our team includes executives and staff from diverse backgrounds from more than 20 countries and regions.

Maintain transparency and proper operational processes with the aim of eliminating serious incidents in all aspects of management and operations.

In order to prevent any kind of harassment before it happens, we adhere to strict compliance and have a complete management system in place.

Since founding Global Sky Group in 2012, he has been instrumental in providing educational and cultural services aimed at fostering a sustainable global society. Ko's role involves overseeing the group's education business, which offers innovative learning opportunities primarily in Australia, as well as managing its hospitality and international investment ventures. With a strong interest in sustainable development, global education, and Australian affairs, Ko is dedicated to leading the group's members towards these goals. He holds a degree from Keio University and completed the Graduate School of Media and Governance at Keio University. Ko's favorite saying is 'fair and square,' reflecting his commitment to integrity and fairness. In his leisure time, Ko enjoys travelling, playing tennis, and bushwalking.

Specializing in childcare business acquisition and management consulting, Saku (Seisaku) oversees all aspects of the process, including deal gathering, selection, business scrutiny, planning, acquisition negotiations, financing, operation & management, legal, and taxation. With a background in Australian property consulting since 1989, he has held senior positions in major Japanese and Australian real estate companies. In 1997, Seisaku founded the Australian real estate and M&A consulting firm, Wide Estate, before joining Global Sky Group as a director in 2013. Saku holds a Master's degree in Real Estate Development and Appraisal from Bond University. His motto, 'Doing is doing, whatever you have to do,' underscores his dedication to his work. Outside of work, Saku enjoys reading, cooking, eating, and travelling.

Hisa (Hisayuki) is the Head of School at Sunnyside International School (SSI) in Japan. He began his career by studying in Germany after high school and then returned to Japan to work as a university lecturer. His passion for education led him to become the director of SSI, which achieved the distinction of being the first school in Japan to be accredited by the International Baccalaureate PYP (Primary Years Programme) in January 2016. He also serves as the International Baccalaureate Organisation (IB) Heads Council representative for the Asia-Pacific region. In December 2015, he founded Kauri Learners, a local school in Fitianga, New Zealand, dedicated to promoting parent-child study and other activities. At Global Sky Group, he focuses on enhancing early childhood education programs, believing they have the greatest impact on life. He holds a degree from the Technical University of Berlin, and his favorite word is 'Resilience' (perseverance). His hobbies include visiting wineries.

Anita manages all early learning centres under the ownership and/or managmeent of Global Sky Education Group. With extensive experience in early childhood education business management, she previously served as the Queensland Area Manager for Goodstart Early Learning, overseeing 26 centres and acting as the Statewide General Manager. In this role, she managed site directors and handled communications with government agencies, industry associations, and education organizations. Currently, as the General Manager of Global Sky Education Group in Australia, she is responsible for a wide range of areas, including developing and implementing operational policies for facilities, managing early childhood education curricula, and ensuring compliance with various laws. Outside of work, she is a dedicated mother of two beautiful girls who enjoys childcare, travelling, adventure, and writing.

Letisha is responsible for the operations at Global Sky Education, boasting over 20 years of experience in childcare operation and management. Her extensive background includes roles as a childcare professional and childcare site director, providing her with a comprehensive understanding of all aspects of childcare operations and management. She has been a pivotal member of Global Sky Education since its entry into the childcare business. Her responsibilities include providing sales guidance to facility managers, planning and implementing measures to enhance childcare staff and educators' education and motivation, and developing marketing strategies to improve educational curriculum, services, and occupancy rates. Her favorite saying is "Live to love and love to live." Outside of work, she enjoys travelling and spending time at the beach.

After obtaining a Master's degree in Early Childhood Education and a Bachelor of Teaching, she has worked for over 30 years in Australia, Canada and Vietnam, developing educational programs for young children to university students and adults, and in practical education in teacher training, early learning centres and professional training in the health professions. She blends the world's most advanced pedagogy, communication, leadership, arts and Regio Emilia approaches to education in multi-national and cross-cultural settings. She directs the Global Sky Education Group as the general manager of early childhood programme development and real-world education around the learning experience. Her favourite quote is "Imagination is the highest form of research." - Albert Einstein. Hobbies: reading, travelling, collecting natural and drift objects, writing, drawing and other creative writing and drawing.

Yuta is associated with Global Sky as a digital maketing specialist. With a background in working with diverse clients, including major Japanese department stores, foreign retailers, and venture companies, he has focused on strategic planning, marketing, web production, and operations. Relocating to Australia in 2017, he embarked on a new career and life, serving as a bridge between Australia and Japan and disseminating information through content production and other activities. He is a graduate of Keio University and is currently pursuing an MBA at the University of Liverpool in the UK. His favorite saying is "Face yourself." In his leisure time, he enjoys surfing, photography, and reading.

Asaka is the Hello Kids coordinator at Global Sky. With a background in agency sales, sales promotion, and marketing for a major telecommunications carrier spanning seven years, she brings a wealth of experience to her role. Her journey into education began when she spent six months studying on the Gold Coast with her then four-year-old son. There, she experienced firsthand an education system that emphasised autonomy and self-esteem at a GSE childcare center, highlighting the benefits of early English language education and cross-cultural experiences. Upon returning to Japan, she became involved in early childhood English education at a major correspondence education company. Leveraging her career and experiences, she now provides consulting services to clients interested in studying abroad with their children and plans and manages English events for young children. Her hobby is yoga, and she has completed the National Yoga Alliance RYT200.

Masako is a peron in charge of welcoming kids and families on the Hello Kids program in Australia. With a background in early childhood education in Japan, she moved to Australia in 2000 after working at a childcare center in Sydney. Since 2008, she has been a part of the Southport Childcare Centre, now under GSE, where she not only fulfills regular childcare duties but also teaches Japanese language and culture to local children. In 2023, she is set to qualify as a trainer to educate students aspiring to become childcare professionals. Alongside her career, she has raised two children in Australia, showcasing her dedication to childcare both professionally and personally.

Kentaro brings a wealth of experience from various roles, including director of the US subsidiary at a major general construction company, where he focused on underutilized asset value-up, PPP business, and new business development. Transitioning from urban development to people development, he then moved to a major private education service company. There, he oversaw new and international business development, including language school M&A, online education company alliances, and next-generation international school development. He also engaged in management and internationalization consulting for educational institutions and provided internationalization support for Japanese universities at a US-affiliated foundation. Currently, as a Fellow at Global Sky Education Group, he focuses on business development and international collaboration. He is a graduate of Keio University and holds an MBA from Yale University School of Management. His favorite word is 'chic,' and he enjoys travelling, theatre, and dance.

Yoshihisa is an educational and pedagogical Fellow at Global Sky Education Group. He graduated from New York University (NYU) with a Master of Arts in Arts Education (MEd.) and began his career as a reporter/writer focusing on arts and entertainment for a local media company. Continuing his work in supporting artists, he completed his third master's degree (M.F.A.) in creative writing at the Graduate School of the City University of New York while working for a non-profit organization in New York. Upon returning to Japan, he worked in content development at a local cram school for higher education before joining the domestic education industry. He has held positions in business development at a major English language school and as Chief Operating Officer (COO) at a major study abroad preparatory school. As a Fellow of Global Sky Education Group, he is involved in research and planning of educational curricula. His favorite word is 'chaos,' and his hobbies include walking.

Atsushi Mizoguchi is a corporate management and sustainability Fellow at Global Sky Education Group with a diverse background. He previously served as the president of an asset management company and held executive positions at energy firms, where he was involved in the financing, construction, operation, and maintenance of photovoltaic power plants in Japan and abroad. Currently, he is engaged in energy-related consulting, greening of homes, and working as a Japanese government-licensed tour guide in English, drawing on his extensive business experience and knowledge in renewable energy, thermal power, and oil refining industries. Since 2020, he has played a key role in Global Sky Group's partnership strategy as well as decarbonisation and digitalisation (DX) efforts. He holds a Master's degree in chemical engineering from McMaster University (Canada), a Master's degree in business administration from the University of Maryland (USA), and a professional certificate from Berklee College of Music (USA). His favorite saying is 'A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.' In his leisure time, he enjoys sailing, mountaineering, playing jazz piano, and cooking.