Thomas Rogge
About Thomas Rogge
Thomas Rogge is a Sales & Marketing Manager at KADOKAWA Corporation's BOOK☆WALKER Global and has extensive experience in sales, marketing, and content creation across various companies. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in East Asian Studies from the University of Vienna and has a strong background in Japanese pop culture.
Current Role at Kadokawa Corporation
Thomas Rogge serves as the Sales & Marketing Manager for BOOK☆WALKER Global at Kadokawa Corporation. He has held this position since 2019, contributing to the company's efforts in promoting digital content and expanding its market reach. His role involves strategic planning and execution of marketing initiatives aimed at increasing user engagement and sales.
Previous Experience at Kadokawa Corporation
Prior to his current role, Thomas Rogge worked at Kadokawa Corporation in various capacities. He served as Assistant Sales Manager for BOOK☆WALKER Global for three months in 2016 and later as Sales Manager from 2017 to 2019. During these periods, he focused on sales strategies and customer relationship management to enhance the company's digital book offerings.
Educational Background
Thomas Rogge graduated from the University of Vienna with a Bachelor of Arts in East Asian Studies, specializing in Chinese and Japanese languages, politics, law, history, and society. He studied from 2013 to 2016, gaining a comprehensive understanding of East Asian cultures. Additionally, he participated in an exchange program at Peking University during his studies.
Entrepreneurial Ventures
In addition to his corporate roles, Thomas Rogge is the founder of BROs IN JAPAN, where he works as a cameraman, editor, and writer. This venture, established in 2019, focuses on creating content that highlights various aspects of Japanese culture. His entrepreneurial efforts complement his professional experience in sales and marketing.
Experience in Project Management
Thomas Rogge has a solid background in project management, having worked on several initiatives. He served as Project Manager for the Amazing Japan Illustration Calendar in 2014 and for the Amazing Japan Stories: Ramen Manga from 2013 to 2014. His experience includes overseeing development processes and event organization, showcasing his ability to manage diverse projects effectively.