Ryōsuke Ozawa’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Japanese businessperson
Is Businessperson 
From Japan 
Type Business 
Gender male
Birth 28 August 1978, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
Age: 41 years
Star sign Virgo
Education
Meiji University

小澤 良介(おざわ りょうすけ、1978年8月28日 – )は、日本の経営者。家具・アート販売、空間デザインを主とするリグナ株式会社創業者・代表取締役会長。クリエイティブディレクター、アートディレクター、インテリアデザイナー。その他、大手ラーメンチェーンの株式会社幸楽苑ホールディングス(東証1部 7554)社外取締役。浙江大学客員教授。

来歴・人物

愛知県出身。愛知県立中村高等学校、明治大学政治経済学部卒業。明大在学中に個人事業として業務請負会社を起業。

卒業後まもなく、数名の仲間とダーツバーの立ち上げに参画。その際、内装を手がけたことをきっかけに、2003年、現在のリグナの前身、リックアンドブレインズを創業。内装インテリア事業を手がける。

その後、家具のECへの浸透の低さに着眼し、インターネットECサイトリグナをオープン。都内に直営店舗のオープンに続き、自社家具ブランドのデザイナーとしても参画。フジテレビの月9ドラマ月の恋人〜Moon Lovers〜では監修も手がける。

現在では大手企業の空間プロデュース、空間コンサル、ブランディング等幅広く手がける。その手腕を買われ数社の企業顧問、役員も兼任。執筆活動も精力的にこなし、3冊を出版している。

略歴

  • 1978年08月 愛知県に生まれる。 
  • 1997年03月 愛知県立中村高等学校普通科卒業。
  • 2003年03月 明治大学政治経済学部経済学科卒業。
  • 2003年05月 リグナ株式会社の前身となる、有限会社リックアンドブレインズを創業。代表取締役就任。
  • 2012年11月 大丸福岡天神店のクリスマスイルミネーションをプロデュース。
  • 2015年03月 初の著書となる『100%、「好き! 」を仕事にする人生』(日本実業出版社)を出版。
  • 2015年08月 リサイクルショップを全国に84店舗展開(2015年現在)する株式会社ベクトルの取締役CBOに就任。
  • 2015年11月 飲食ビジネスを展開するリグナテーブル株式会社創業。東京外苑前に、ワンコインピザレストラン「R the TABLE」をオープン。
  • 2015年12月 2冊目の著書『なぜデンマーク人は初任給でイスを買うのか?』(きずな出版)を出版。
  • 2018年07月 3冊目の著書『LIFE STYLE DESIGN(ライフスタイルデザイン) ―「遊び」と「好奇心」で設計する これからの生存戦略』(きずな出版)を出版。
  • 2019年06月 株式会社幸楽苑ホールディングス(東証1部 7554)の社外取締役に就任。
  • 2019年11月 株式会社ベクトルの取締役CBO 退任。
  • 2020年02月 リグナ株式会社の代表取締役会長に就任。

著書・関連書籍

  • 『なぜデンマーク人は初任給でイスを買うのか?』(小澤良介著、2015、きずな出版) ISBN 4907072465
  • 『100%、「好き! 」を仕事にする人生』(小澤良介著、2015、日本実業出版社) ISBN 4534052650
  • 『LIFE STYLE DESIGN(ライフスタイルデザイン) ―「遊び」と「好奇心」で設計する これからの生存戦略』(小澤良介著、2018、きずな出版) ISBN 4866630396
  • 『The Sofa 100』(リグナ株式会社著、2014、晋遊舎) ISBN 4801800076
  • 『100番目のメッセージ』(2011、かんき出版) ISBN 4761267291
  • 『人生を絶対に後悔しない 「やりたいこと」が見つかる3つの習慣』(2011、日本実業出版社) ISBN 4534048882
  • 『格安家具量販店完全ガイド』(2010、晋遊舎) ISBN 4863910770

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