LOJAC INTERNATIONAL CONSULTING
Dr. Anthony Lojac J.D., Ph.D.experience
Collage: Me & My ID Cards
as a professional:
Anthony Lojac has worked in law, finance, and consulting, for major international companies such as Merrill Lynch, PaineWebber, Xerox Financial Services, and NTT Japan, in New York, Tokyo, Los Angeles, Honolulu, Seoul, and Bangkok.
Anthony has also gained a wealth of experience as an Investor, Advisor, Attorney, and International Financial Consultant, working with a great variety of individual investors.
He has helped many people solve problems in all of the legal, financial, and communication complexities that often arise in cross-border transactions and investments.
Mr. Lojac has written on international investing in English and Japanese for various professional publications. He has also spoken on legal and financial planning for the U.S. Government, Japan Securities Analysts, Rotary Club, and the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan.
In 2009, Anthony authored a widely used bilingual volume of "must-know vocabulary for international business", Business and Investing Keywords in English and Japanese.
as a warrior for total freedom: "There are many responsibilities in life.
And I do what I have to. But I also have to do what I like."
I wanted a creative adventure more than an ordinary education, so I bought a Honda 450 and rode cross-country from New York to Los Angeles when I was 19 years old. I worked, wrote, studied what I wanted to study, and lived the life I wanted to live.
Later, when I was ready for formal education again, I got a degree in Philosophy, and then went to Loyola Law school. But while I was still in law school, I moved into the University of Oriental Studies, in the first Vietnamese Buddhist Temple in the United States, and studied East-West Philosophy and Comparative Religion. And when my law school friends went to work in Los Angeles, I used every penny I had (not many), and all my credit, to pay my way to Tokyo so I could start my own business and learn to speak, read, and write Japanese.
Ten years later, I retired from Wall Street, bought a sailboat, dingy, kayak, and a condo across the street from the marina in Waikiki. I spent 5 fine years, sailing, studying, writing, exercising, and working for myself. Then in 1997, I sold Mystic Too, my beloved sailboat, and the rest of my fleet, left Hawaii, bought a new VW camper in Portland, Oregon, and rode up, down, and all across the country, all over again, for 6 months. I was using a cutting-edge black-and-white notebook computer, and a rather heavy old cell phone, to become one of the first full-time roaming cyber residents.
Eventually, I came back to the City of Angels, where I continue to do what I must, as well as do and say whatever I like.
On 09/09/09 I published an occult novel, The Perfect Buddha's Head: Maya and Karma From 1969.
