Summary
Yohei Iwasaki is an executive, entrepreneur, and environmental technologist with eight years of experience building and scaling mission-driven ventures across the U.S., Japan, and Silicon Valley. As founder/CEO of companies like Robosion and mOasis and a key operator at Kurion and Veolia, he led transformative water- and hazard-management projects—including major work on Fukushima cleanup—and helped drive Kurion’s growth and sale. Trained as a lawyer with an MBA and an M.S. in Environmental Science from Stanford, he blends legal, technical, and business acumen to commercialize complex environmental technologies. A compassionate, well-connected leader, he teaches at Stanford GSB and judges StartX admissions, using his network across Asia and Silicon Valley to accelerate global partnerships. Less obvious: he repeatedly translates high-stakes regulatory and government relationships into rapid product deployment and revenue-scale outcomes.
7 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Business Administration (MBA), MBA, Master of Business Administration (MBA), MBA at Stanford Graduate School of Business
Bachelor of laws, Law, Bachelor of laws, Law at 東京大学
Master of Science (M.S.), Environmental Science, Master of Science (M.S.), Environmental Science at Stanford University School of Earth Sciences
Japanese, English, German