Japan's Top Business Interviews Podcast By Dale Carnegie Training Tokyo Japan
by Dr. Greg Story · 333 episodes
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Japan's Top Business Interviews is the premier business interview podcast for people who want to know more about business in japan. The guests cover a range of industries and organisation sizes, to present a thorough overview of issues with leading in Japan. If you are a leader, especialy someone leading in Japan, then this is the podcast for you.
Latest episodes
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1 h 10
300 Tony Khan — CEO, DHL Express Japan
"Do what you say you will do." "Respect comes first for a reason, and results comes later." "If I do 20% of the talking and 80% let you talk, then 80% of the knowledge is coming."…
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1 h 02
299 Carl Williams, Managing Director Asia Pacific, Unipart
"Knowing the details was essential." "Gaining trust through doing is important." "Continuity is the foundation." "The ultimate risk sits with me." "Leadership, if I think of our bu…
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1 h 01
298 Goro Naito, President Evonik Japan
"So first thing is you need to listen to them and delegate, and let them do it." "So you try to make it as a conversation." "So then you start mapping them who can be our supporter…
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1 h 08
297 Bart Wakabayashi, Managing Director of State Street Bank and Trust Tokyo
"First and foremost, trying to remain human myself." "It was very important for me to let them know we are working together." "Trust is important. We trust each other, we recognise…
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59 min
296 Nikhilesh Kalra — President, SSP Co., Ltd., an Opella Company
"If you are looking for perfection, you will never try anything new." "Their ownership is crucial because they are outstanding at implementing it." "Longevity matters. There is a v…
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26 min
295 Laura Bonamici - Round Two - Former Global Head of Marketing, Fujitsu
Laura Bonamici - Former Global Head of Marketing, Fujitsu "Leadership is increasingly an act of translation." "The role of leadership was not to force speed, it was to create the c…
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57 min
294 Philippe Sommer - CEO, Aon Reinsurance Solutions Japan
"Leadership is the art of getting someone else to do something you want done because he wants to do it." "One of the things that I think helps is that you show that you're not work…
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1 h 07
293 Doru Tasca - President and Representative Director, ZF Group Japan
"The very first thing that you have to do as a leader in Japan is to make yourself a team member." "You have to show them that you're here because you want to lead Japan, not becau…
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60 min
292 Frederic Delsaux - Representative Director, PTS Japan
"You can't tell them to stop smoking if you have a cigarette in your mouth." "I think it's all about communication." "You need to expose them, but don't throw them into the lion's…
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59 min
291 Anatole Varin — Founder and President, The Plant
"Trusting people to do things and respecting them and not micromanaging them has been essential to our culture." "If you believe in somebody and you respect them, they start to fee…
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1 h 13
290 James Marsden — Head of Post-Trade, Asia Pacific, Broadridge Financial Solutions
"Leadership is a continual journey of getting better and knowing the right techniques to enable people around you to be successful." "The trick is to listen to the clients because…
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1 h 06
289 Thomas Fraessle - Representative Director and CEO, ITK Engineering Japan
"Leading is empowering, guiding, inspiring and having a shared goal of working together." "You need to build up trust, and for me what really helped was the one-on-ones." "Nobody w…
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1 h 09
288 Noriko Sasaki — Country Head, Checkout.com Japan
"The most important thing for a leader, in my view, is integrity." "You need to be hands-on, but then you need to delegate." "If this fails, ultimately, the accountability sits wit…
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57 min
287 Karl Deppen — President & CEO, ARCHION Corporation
"Everything starts with trust." "Start with listening." "Culture is nothing different from the collective behaviour of people." "Dare to do things differently." "Leadership is givi…
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58 min
286 Sean Travers - Representative Director of MESHD
"Listen more than you talk." "Try to be as inclusive as possible." "Transparency at all times, especially in bad times." "The founder is the mood maker." "Leadership is all about p…
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57 min
285 Jasper Westerink - CEO, Philips Japan
"I'm here to be part of the team." "The longer you are somewhere, the more you realise you know nothing." "If your intention is positive, people will support you." "We want to be a…
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1 h 11
Christian Baudat — Country General Manager Japan, The Ascott Limited
"Leadership is probably the ability to influence in a positive way." "There is no the right way or the wrong way; there is the best way." "What I do not accept is people not trying…
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1 h 02
Robert Roche — President & CEO, Oak Lawn Marketing
"I think what I know now is to be a little more slow." "My style was to steal the best from Japan and the U.S." "What I would do is pick your fights." "Someone who can make a decis…
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54 min
Campbell Hanley — Managing Director, Weber Shandwick Japan
"Leadership, I think it's really walking the talk." "I think it comes from within, being genuinely very interested in people." "You can't win every battle, and you're crazy if you…
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47 min
Ernie Higa — President, CEO, and Chairman of Higa Industries
"Your biggest asset as an entrepreneur is actually yourself—your own personal strengths" "You cannot get a cultural translator" "You have to develop a different mentality for any r…