Why choose Rie
Greetings, everyone! I'm Rie, an English/Japanese speaking Bilingual Emcee based in Tokyo, Japan.
Before becoming a bilingual emcce, I've worked at a global company as a team coordinator for over a decade.
Through my career, I've grew my abilities to communicate effectively through team discussions, valued diverse perspectives and created a supportive and inclusive team environment.
Being a bilingual emcee is about estabilishing a connection with a diverse audience and because I've always enjoyed working at a multicultural enviorment and offereing language support, I'm currently working as a Bilingual Emcee transfering the skills I've gained through my corporate life.
I truly believe in the power of bringing people together through language and culture; and ensure that everyone feels included and engaged throughout your event.
Rie was born in Japan; moved to California, USA and spent her primitive years there. She majored in American Politics and International Relations at J. F. Oberlin University and spent a year in University of Missouri, St. Louis as an exchanged student.
Spending her youth in both USA and Japan, she became well-versed in the cultural nuances of both languages.It also inspired her to want to become a bridge between Japan and the world.
After graduating from university, she has worked at several companies; experienced such roles as executive assistant, project manager and team coordinator. While every role is different, it all requires effective communication skills and working collaboratively with others. Through her corporate life, she has gained ability to build positive relationships, promote teamwork, and facilitate open communication; and apapted these skills to emceeing job as well to connect smoothly with her clients and its audience.
Outside of work, she enjoys taking belly dance lesson and occaisionaly performs at a show after her work.
Belly dance has become her long time hobby, but not only that it has helped her to build self-confidence and this has been a significant asset as an emcee.Engaging in dance and expressing herself through movement, she has grew her ability to engage with audience effectively and became confident enough to convey her message clearly and persuasively as a speaker.
Rie has practiced Chado (茶道) , which is known as Japanese tea ceremony for a decade.
Through the practice of Chado, she has cultivated qualities of discipline and concentration.
Chado requires paying attention to details, follow specific procedures, and maintain focus throughout the ceremony.
By being disciplined and focused, she has excelled at paying attention to details and problem-solving.
