Kiki In Japanese, Kiki means ‘the breaking of a static state of equilibrium’. The first Ki expresses the concept of  ‘risk,’ the second Ki means ‘advantageous possibility’. The ancient oriental wisdom flows through the roots of the word, reminding us that each change carries with itself, along with risks, opportunities for gains and for growth. We live in rapidly changing times. Our mission is to help companies identify and grasp the new opportunities that the market offers them, even in difficult times.