Report on Ishizaka Gijuku’s “Special Open Lecture” by Hiroshi Okubo, “Learning from Brilliant People”

On Tuesday, January 23rd, Ishizaka Gijuku held a special open lecture.
The guest speaker was Hiroshi Okubo, Director of the Institute for Human Resources and Management.
As a leading expert in organizational culture reform, he has been involved in changing mindsets and developing human resources at renowned companies, and was inundated with requests to speak from all over Japan.

Theme: “Learn from brilliant people”
Date and time: Tuesday, January 23rd, 18:15-19:45
Speaker: Hiroshi Okubo, Director of the Institute for People and Management
Location: Ishizaka Sangyo Co., Ltd. Head Office Building, 5th Floor, Main Conference Room

Although the business environment is becoming increasingly tough, companies that are chosen by customers, have lively employees, and are loved by the local community have something in common.
What is an organization where people can shine? What is the purpose of a company? What is its value? What is the role of managers and leaders?
Okubo’s warm words made it easy for me to understand what is important for people and organizations to change.

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Kanji Okubo (Director of the Institute for People and Management)
He explores the ideal state of people and management, and serves as a lecturer at lectures and seminars focusing on culture reform and human resource development support in all kinds of organizations, including companies, local governments, and educational institutions. As a “professional who leads to awareness without teaching,” he significantly changes the awareness of participants by providing easy-to-understand explanations from the other person’s perspective.

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