When considering global expansion, simply expanding activities geographically will not produce anything. The Global Bridge Program (GBP) is an initiative to accelerate knowledge bridging across borders such as countries, regions, cultures, languages, and values. We invite you to join us in setting up borderless knowledge manufacturing.

• The bridge philosophy that Liberace itself has cherished since its inception.

  As a science bridge communicator, LIVERNESS, which upholds the philosophy of "realizing the development of science and technology and contributing to the Earth," has been expanding its business since its establishment in 2002 with "bridge = bridging" as its strength. This means that we have expanded our field of bridge-building beyond simply "communicating science and technology in an easy-to-understand manner" and across countries and regions. Since around 2005, even before the establishment of our overseas subsidiaries, we have been engaged in a series of cross-border initiatives, such as laboratory classes in the U.S., attracting South Korean bio ventures to Japan, human resource development at overseas universities, and marketing of research equipment, etc. Since 2010, we have established subsidiaries in Singapore, the U.S., Malaysia, the U.K., and the Philippines, Since 2010, we have established local subsidiaries in Singapore, the U.S., Malaysia, the U.K., and the Philippines, and are working with local partners to build knowledge platforms in diverse areas such as education, human resources, research, and business startups. We have launched the Global Bridge Program in order to expand the scope of our activities with more colleagues to achieve our philosophy.

  

• Why Borderless Knowledge Manufacturing is Needed Now

  Many companies, universities, and local governments are seeking global expansion, but often it ends with participation in exhibitions and exchanges. One of the reasons for this is that they are not sufficiently aware of how to build relationships with partners and how to design a vision for the future. For example, to date, we have promoted projects by ministries and agencies such as the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and local governments such as Hiroshima Prefecture and Sendai City to support the overseas expansion of local companies and start-ups, and overseas training programs to develop human resources at universities and research institutions. In addition, as an inbound globalization initiative to Japan, we have been working with Singapore's Enterprise Singapore (ESG) and Malaysia's Malaysian Research Accelerator for Technology & Innovation (MRANTI) to support the development of local startups. We are also working with ESG (Enterprise Singapore) in Singapore and MRANTI (Malaysian Research Accelerator for Technology & Innovation) in Malaysia to support collaboration between local startups and Japanese companies. There is a growing movement to connect knowledge platforms in Japan and Southeast Asia. We believe that making borderless knowledge manufacturing the norm will help solve global issues and contribute to the global community.

  

• Global Bridge Program Launched

  Borderless knowledge manufacturing is already in motion. We are looking for colleagues to create new knowledge that crosses national, regional, cultural, and even psychological boundaries. For those who want to connect their research and technology to the world, create cross-border projects, and bridge knowledge across boundaries - the Global Bridge Program is now open. We are looking forward to your participation from companies, universities, research institutes, ministries and local governments.