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Yasuchika hasegawa biography of nancy

          Nancy Joseph-Ridge, M.D., currently TAP's vice president of R&D, will assume her position at Takeda Global R&D Center.

          Takeda Chief Executive Officer Yasuchika Hasegawa, 66, has a vision to increase the number of Japanese female managers, though the pace of....

          Yasuchika Hasegawa

          Yasuchika Hasegawa was been Chairman and CEO of Takeda Pharmaceutical since 2009 and the Keizai Doyukai (Japanese association of CEOs).

          He was chairman of the Asia-Pacific group of the Trilateral Commission.

          Background

          Yasuchika was born in Nagato in June 1946.

          Yasuchika Hasegawa, President, Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited.

        1. Nancy Joseph-Ridge, currently in charge of Takeda's R&D operations in the U.S., will assume an expanded role as leader of the company's drug.
        2. Takeda Chief Executive Officer Yasuchika Hasegawa, 66, has a vision to increase the number of Japanese female managers, though the pace of.
        3. Nancy Joseph-Ridge, M.D., currently TAP's vice president of R&D, will assume her position at Takeda Global R&D Center.
        4. Yasuchika Hasegawa, president, Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited.
        5. After graduating from high school in Fukuoka, he was admitted to Waseda University. He graduated in 1970 in political economy.

          Career

          He was hired at the end of the university by Takeda Pharmaceuticals in positions, successively, of human resources, management, and international relations.

          In 1986 he became president of the German branch of Takeda Pharmaceuticals. Two years later he became President of Takeda Pharmaceutical Europe.

          Yasuchika Hasegawa, Takeda's President and Chief Operating Officer, and other members of Takeda's management in Tokyo, Japan.

          In June 2003, he was appointed director of the company. Once president, he encourages a policy of diversification of the company's recruitment, and promotes the acquisition of foreign companies. It launches waves of recruitment of foreign executives of rival companies,