The Ortus Club has delivered 13+ invitation-only executive events in Tokyo since 2022 for clients including Okta, Precisely, ABBYY, Forter, and Bitsight.
The Ortus Club has delivered 13+ invitation-only executive events in Tokyo since 2022 for clients including Okta, Precisely, ABBYY, Forter, and Bitsight.
events delivered in Tokyo since 2022, with rapid growth (6 events held in 2025 alone).
unique clients hosted across IT, cybersecurity, and finance sectors.
9 of 13 events are dinner format, reflecting Tokyo’s relationship-first business culture.
We provide Japanese-speaking moderators and bilingual collateral to bridge the local-global gap.

Tokyo concentrates the decision-making authority for the world’s third-largest economy. However, the Japanese sales cycle is uniquely relationship-driven; trust is built through shared meals rather than brand reach. A single well-produced dinner can accomplish more commercial work in Tokyo than months of outbound marketing. Our pitch-free, invitation-only format aligns perfectly with how senior Japanese executives prefer to evaluate new partners.
We select Tokyo’s most refined private dining rooms to ensure the setting commands respect:
Our most-used Tokyo venue (5 events); an elegant, historic building favored by senior executives.
A prestigious historic venue targeting the highest levels of Japanese enterprise leadership.
A design-led hotel with exceptional private dining, ideal for innovation and tech sectors.
A contemporary alternative preferred by digital-native and modern brands.
Located in Roppongi Hills; a strong choice for international-facing technology and finance audiences.
Tokyo attendees are senior leaders at Japan-headquartered enterprises and regional offices. Frequent titles include CIO, CTO, CISO, and Heads of Digital or Finance Transformation. IT and cybersecurity leaders are currently our most active audience segment in this market.


Tokyo clients include Okta (3 events), Precisely (2 events), ABBYY, Infor, ELSA Speak, Bitsight, Extreme Networks, Concentrix x Webhelp, Forter, and Bright Data.
In Japan, shared meals in refined settings signal reciprocity and respect. Dinners carry a weight that luncheons or breakfasts do not in Tokyo’s executive culture.
We recommend 6–8 weeks for dinners and 8–10 weeks for masterclasses, as Japanese enterprise diaries fill very quickly.
Yes. We can provide Japanese-speaking moderators and produce all event collaterals in Japanese or bilingual formats.
Tell us who you want in the room and what conversation you want to have. We’ll handle the rest, all the way from guest list, to venue, to post-event follow-up.