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Examining women's roles in Japan's corporate structure
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Akiko Ryu Innes-Taylor
In a club run by foreign journalists for foreign journalists, the contribution of Japanese Professional Associate Members can sometimes be overlooked. Yet one wouldn't want to underestimate Akiko Ryu Innes Taylor, head of global communications for Otsuka Pharmaceutical, who was elected to the FCCJ board in July. A 51 year old motorcycle enthusiast and single mother, Ryu has smashed many conventions of Japanese corporate life.
Now she is on a mission to modernize the Japanese public relations industry, starting with the “hacks and flacks” of the FCCJ. “Global media is essential for the Japanese government and companies,” she said. “Getting to know foreign journalists is very important and that’s why the Club is useful. These journalists create Japan’s reputation abroad. Corporate communications people in Japan tend to be very reserved, but passivity never creates a good reputation. We have to speak out.”
She believes that the Club can offer “freedom” to Japanese members, “a neutral space where they can hear what the global community outside Japan is talking about. Not information adapted for Japanese people, but instead very honest feedback about the country.”
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Voices of Entrepreneurs and Executives Who've Flourished From KCGI
Joined At Izumi Co., Ltd., which plans and proposes web applications, which was launched by the first students of KCGI while attending KCG.After graduating from KCGI, worked for Fuji Electric Co., Ltd. for 10 years, before assuming the current position in 2018.As a manager of a company engaged in the power semiconductor business, he started both sales and marketing departments from scratch, and also oversees the PR and technical support departments.
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I am appreciative of the connections.
After graduating from high school in China, I first enrolled in Kyoto Computer Gakuin (KCG) because I wanted to learn IT and programming.While attending school, a good friend of mine asked, "Why don't we join At Izumi together?I joined the company from one word, and I was able to be involved in many projects, and I felt "thank you for connecting me."Konosuke Matsushita, the top expert in management, said, "In the connection between people, there is a deep power of ties that goes beyond personal intentions," and I can sympathize with this very much.I still communicate with my seniors at that time through Facebook and other media.From this experience, I decided