Expert Consulting
for Business Growth toward Nature Positive Economy
At Safety Nature Positive Inc., we excel in providing tailored consulting services that drive strategic growth and operational success. Trust our professionals to deliver precise insights and effective solutions for your business challenges toward Nature Positive Economy.
Business thrives on Safety. From consultations on Fire Safety, Food Safety, Occupational Health & Safety, Business Continuity Plan and Insurance to the implementation of Safety Management Systems, we bring a wealth of expertise and dedication to understanding and meeting the unique needs of each client.
Global Frameworks
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The environment surrounding corporate management (Climate, Nature, Social) is undergoing significant changes, and an increasing number of companies are analyzing risks and transforming them into opportunities. Investors are recognizing value in the corporate behavioral change. Students who have grown up with the SDGs initiatives for granted are also able to know how companies are tackling management challenges through Sustainability Reports based on global frameworks. We support this approach toward nature positive economy with a professional perspective.
Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures(TCFD)
In 2015, at the request of the G20, the Financial Stability Board (FSB) established a framework for disclosing risks and opportunities arising from climate change as financial information.
Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures(TNFD)
A framework for companies to appropriately assess their dependence on and impacts to biodiversity and natural capital, along with related risks and opportunities, and disclose this information as financial information.
Task Force on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures(TISFD)
An international framework for visualizing and disclosing the impacts of corporate activities on social inequality and human rights, and the resulting financial risks.
My Story
Masanaga Sato, Representative
Career 1963 Born in Miyagi Prefecture. 1987 Graduated at Meiji Gakuin University and joined Sky Family Co., Ltd. (a family restaurant chain within ANA Group).Started from a dishwasher. 1989 Joined ANA Enterprises Co., Ltd. Worked in accounting at ANA Hotel Tokyo 1993 Worked at Kumejima Eef Beach Hotel in Okinawa. 1997 Transferred to the General Affairs Department at ANA Enterprises Co., Ltd. Established ANA Hotels Comprehensive General Liability Insurance scheme. 2006 Joined IHGANA Hotels Group Japan. Responsible for Risk Management, securing Japan’s first multi-HACCP certification (Food Safety) with 19 member hotels. Supported member hotels in disasters, such as 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake (ANA Holiday Inn Sendai), 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake (ANA Crowne Plaza Kumamoto New Sky), 2018 Western Japan Heavy Rain (ANA Crowne Plaza Okayama), 2019 Typhoon No. 21’s damage (ANA Crowne Plaza Narita and others), 2024 Noto Earthquake (ANA Crowne Plaza Kanazawa). 2026 Started providing Safety & Sustainability services to IHG as a consultant.
Origins of Risk Management On 2 Sep 1993, Typhoon No. 13 made a direct hit on Kume Island in Okinawa. The weather station on the island recorded winds of 53.9 m/s, but the monitoring equipment had been broken by the strong winds. Given that many utility poles had been knocked down, it was estimated that wind speeds exceeded 70 m/s. Kumejima Eef Beach Hotel, located on the southern coast, bore the brunt of the strongest winds, and many glass windows—including those in 10 guest rooms—were shattered. After evacuating 10 groups of guests, the hotel entered the eye of the typhoon. Miraculously, no one inside the hotel was injured (several people were injured on the island), and it took three days for power to be restored. However, the typhoon moved northward and made landfall in Kagoshima, where 20 residents who had evacuated to a private home were killed in a landslide. Learned firsthand the intensity of typhoons in Okinawa and the importance how to prevent casualties.
Disaster relief volunteering work with son following the flooding in Akita City in Aug 2023 (Photo: in front of the Akita City Senior Welfare Center)
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