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His academic experience includes: Senior Economist, Institute of Fiscal and Monetary Policy, Japanese Ministry of Finance ; Associate Professor, Faculty of Economics, Osaka University ; Visiting Associate Professor, Harvard University ; Visiting Fellow, Institute of International Economics ; and Associate Professor and Professor, Faculty of Policy Management, Keio University Professor Takenaka was named a member of the Economic Strategy Council advisory board for economic policy to the Prime Minister in and a member of the IT Strategy Council advisory board on IT policy to the Prime Minister in Professor Takenaka received his B. The following year, Professor Takenaka returned to academia, leaving both the Cabinet and the House of Councilors when Prime Minister Koizumi resigned. In , he was named the Minister for both Internal Affairs and Communication, and Privatization of the Postal Services. in economics from Hitotsubashi University and his Ph. D in economics from Osaka University.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}Professor Emeritus, Keio University 年、和歌山県生まれ。慶應義塾大学名誉教授、東洋大学教授。博士（経済学）。一橋大学経済学部卒業後、年日本開発銀行入行、年に退職後、ハーバード大学客員准教授、慶應義塾大学総合政策学部教授などを務める。年、小泉内閣の経済財政政策担当大臣就任を皮切りに金融担当大臣、郵政民営化担当大臣、総務大臣などを歴任。年参議院議員に当選。年9月、参議院議員を辞職し政界を引退。ほか公益社団法人日本経済研究センター研究顧問、アカデミーヒルズ理事長、㈱パソナグループ取締役会長、オリックス㈱社外取締役、ＳＢＩホールディングス㈱社外取締役などを兼職。 Heizo Takenaka is a professor emeritus at Keio University and a professor at Toyo University in Japan And was formerly Minister for Internal Affairs and Communications In his capacity as an economist and as part of his social activities, he also serves on several advisory boards and committees including: Member of the Policy Council under Abe Administration; Director, Academyhills and Chairman, Pasona Group Inc and Outside Director, Orix Corporation and Outside Director, SBI Holdings Inc. He was named to the Foundation Board of the World Economic Forum in In this capacity, he accomplished the disposal of non-performing loans of Japanese banks, which had hindered the Japanese economy for more than 10 years. Professor Takenaka started his academic career in as a visiting scholar at both Harvard University and University of Pennsylvania. In this capacity, he realized the privatization of Japan Post, the biggest public enterprise in Japan.