WORLD MODE HOLDINGS

NEWS

  • iDA

    Senken Plus

    iDA starts “Digital College” to develop EC professionals

  • WORLD MODE HOLDINGS

    Four Ambitions joins WORLD MODE HOLDINGS group from March 1st

    Four Ambitions Ltd. is a company that provides Retail Operations Service for fashion retail stores (CEO Mr. Masanori Hirose). Completed stock acquisition of company and the company is to join the WORLD MODE HOLDINGS group March 1, 2018.

  • iDA

    Fashion retail staff to become EC representatives

    We will launch a training on “Digital College” targeted for sales staff in fashion and cosmetics to gain skills in E commerce business management.

  • BRUSH

    March issue of PRESIDENT WOMAN (Page40)

    BRUSH President & CEO, EIKO AKIYAMA was featured in PRESIDENT WOMAN magazine

  • iDA

    February issue of Nikkei WOMAN (Page 30)

    Ms Sakai who is an iDA YOKOHAMA's Coordinator was featured in Nikkei WOMAN

  • iDA

    Nikkei MJ (Page 1)

    Ms Kawamura who is iDA TOKYO's Coordinator was featured in "Nikkei MJ" newspaper

  • iDA

    MIRAIDANE -Tokyo Television TV program

    The feature program was called MIRAIDANE "the science of eye contact - the eyes tell all -" Our "iDA COLLEGE" recieved media interview for this program during a seminar called "Selling skills that capture customer's hearts," where "Retail is in the details" was emphasized with the importance of reading customer's mind through their eye contact. The instruction was by President & CEO of Service Design Kenkyujo Inc., Ms Yasue Fukuroi

  • WORLD MODE HOLDINGS

    WWD JAPAN

    Our group World Mode Holdings was featured in WWD JAPAN

    *Nov.27th.2017 supplement to the WWD JAPAN

    *This posting is with permission from WWD JAPAN

    *All rights reserved

  • iDA

    NEWS LETTER

    Announcing our business tie-up with Bunka Fashion College to provide employment support targeted for their graduates

  • BRUSH

    GAIA NO YOAKE

    Our BRUSH Chairman EIKO AKIYAMA was featured on television for "GAIA NO YOAKE". "How do department stores keep on surviving"