Patrick F. Dailey
Honorary Consul General of Japan
27 N. Hilltop Drive
Churchville, PA 18966
215-485-0521
pdailey.hon.consuljapan.phila@gmail.com
About
Work Experience:
- 1980-1985: United States Marine Corps Commissioned Officer. Okinawa, Japan; Supply/Logistics Officer & Headquarters Platoon Commander responsible for the combat readiness of forty Marines
- 1986-1988: Cumberland Insurance Company, Bridgeton, NJ; Staff accountant and primary computer operator for company IBM mainframe computer
- 1988-1990: Arena & Company Construction Management, Wallingford, PA; Corporate Controller responsible for payroll, cost accounting, accounts payable, accounts receivable, and subcontract administration.
- 1990-1994: Shin-ei Kabushiki Kaisha, Philadelphia, PA (Commercial Steam Processing Equipment, Nagasaki Japan); Responsible for accounting, contract negotiations, administration.
- 1994-1997: Edge Industrial Design, Newtown, PA; Cost accounting, tax, and payroll administration for successful international industrial design firm supporting manufacturers
- 1997-2023: The Mentholatum Company, Horsham, PA (Subsidiary of Rohto Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Osaka, Japan); Financial Controller and Director of Administration for the new product development arm of Rohto-Mentholatum. Responsible for all aspects of operations (contracts, accounting, payroll, benefits administration, HR matters, support of Japanese scientists on 2-3 year assignment in Philadelphia area, purchasing, leasing and maintenance of all equipment and ingredient supplies. Collateral duties included the handling of exchange scientists from Japan including interpreting and relocation issues.
- RETIRED in April 2023.
Board / Foundation Experience:
- Board Member of Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia 1993-Present (Treasurer 1996-1998)
- Board of Trustees, Japanese Language School of Philadelphia 1990-2007 (Treasurer)
- Board Member, Japanese Association of Greater Philadelphia 1988-2021 (VP, Treasurer, President)
- Founder, The Tun Legacy Foundation (2021 – Present); Non-profit formed to rebuild and operate historic tavern in Philadelphia that was the site of nationally prominent events ($24M project)
Education: Spring Garden College, Philadelphia, PA; Graduation- 1979 (BA Accounting)
Place of Birth: Philadelphia, PA