TEMCO INTERNATIONAL

Group Company


TEMCO HOLDINGS, INC.

Incorporated	December, 1998 (November, 2005 Name changed from "TEMCO INTERNATIONAL, INC.")

Headquarters	Tokyo, Japan

Company Code	986935721 (TBD)

Business Areas	Telecommunication business including internet related business, Exclusive agent business for our foreign related company


TEMCO INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC.

Incorporated	California, U.S.A.

Headquarters	August, 2004 (December, 2005 Name changed from "TEMCO TRADING CO., LTD.")

Business Areas	Holding company, Asset management business, Exclusive agent business for our foreign related company


TEMCO SKY NETWORK SERVICE, INC.　　　　　　　　　　　　　http://skynet.temco.us/

Incorporated	California, U.S.A.

Headquarters	August, 2004

Business Areas	General aviation business


TEMCO HUMAN CAPITAL, INC.　　　　　　　　　　　　　http://www.temco-hc.com/

Incorporated	California, U.S.A.

Headquarters	September, 2009

Business Areas	Executive search firm in North America

Board of Directors

Group CEO	Peter Naoya Higaki	TEMCO INTERNATIONAL GROUP Group CEO

Group Representative Director	Ikuo Kagawa	TEMCO HOLDINGS, INC. Representative Director and CEO / President TEMCO INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC. Director and Executive Officer / President TEMCO SKY NETWORK SERVICE, INC. Director and CEO TEMCO HUMAN CAPITAL, INC. Representative Director and CEO / President

Group Director	Hideko Kuse	TEMCO HOLDINGS, INC. Director and COO TEMCO SKY NETWORK SERVICE, INC. Outside Director

Group Auditor	Shinichiro Abe	TEMCO GROUP FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT DIVISION Group Company Auditor

Director	Naoya Fukui	TEMCO HOLDINGS, INC. Director TEMCO SKY NETWORK SERVICE, INC. Outside Director

Director	Masahiko Yagyu	TEMCO SKY NETWORK SERVICE, INC. Representative Director and COO

Director	Hidekazu Motegi	TEMCO SKY NETWORK SERVICE, INC. Director and Executive Officer / President

Director	Hiroshi Aoi	TEMCO BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, INC. Representative Director and CEO / President

Office Locations


[ Japan ]	Tokyo Office Landmark Plaza Bldg., 1-6-7 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0011 Tel: (+81) 03-5425-2750 Fax: (+81) 03-5425-2760 >>> Map

[ U.S.A. ]	California Office 970 W. 190th Street, Suite 340, Torrance, California 90502 Tel: (+1) 310-561-8590 Fax: (+1) 310-561-8566 >>> Map

[ U.S.A. ]	Long Beach Airport Office 3333 East Spring Street, Suite 133, Long Beach, California 90806 Tel: (+1) 562-608-8896 Fax: (+1) 562-997-6830 >>> Map

[ U.S.A. ]	Corona Airport Office 1961 Aviation Drive, Unit 204, Corona, California 92880 Tel: (+1) 951-479-1455 Fax: (+1) 951-479-8097 >>> Map

[ U.S.A. ]	Guam International Airport Office 17-80 Nose Dock Hangar, Admiral Sherman Blvd., Tiyan, Guam 96913 Tel: (+1) 671-477-0737 Fax: (+1) 671-477-0717 >>> Map

Company Greeting

Taking on the Challenges of the New Life in Virtual....

Since its founding in 1993, TEMCO INTERNATIONAL has focused on providing its clients with cutting edge international communications services.
The current transition from analog to digital technology has filled the communications industry with a sense of unlimited potential and expectations.
As we enter a new millennium of digital communications, an amazing variety of creative ideas are now coming to fruition The digitalization of communications means more than just increased convenience.
In recent years, the utilization of physical space had reached a state of saturation, and it seemed like growth would become difficult to attain. But today's digital technologies offer altogether new ways of effectively utilizing physical space, and this is an excellent solution to the problems of overcrowding that face humanity in the 21st century.
In the past, concepts such as teleportation and telepathy seemed to be a fantasy that would never be achieved.
Yet now, with the latest digital communications networks and the Internet, these concepts have become part of the world of virtual reality in the form of technologies such as "data transfer" and "remote access". However, just as ecosystems exist in the natural environment of the physical world, the world of virtual reality has its own ecosystem.
We have seen in recent years that the convenience of modern living has resulted in numerous problems with the ecosystem, such as the destruction of the ozone layer.
It is possible that similar environmental problems may occur in the world of virtual reality, such as sudden virus attacks.
Here at TEMCO, we believe that while focusing on providing the convenient communications environment and services required by our clients, we must also contribute to the development of a comprehensive communications network that is "environmentally friendly" to the world of virtual reality.

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