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Tetsuya Sogo: Video Collection

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Tetsuya Sogo is a Private Investor, Advisor (Guidepoint, GLG, etc.), Part-time Lecturer (Waseda University, etc.) and Former CFO of NTN Corporation. Retired: CFO of NTN Corporation, CEO of NTN Americas (NTN Corporation: April 1982 - March 2023) https://tetsuyasogo.blogspot.com/?m=1 https://tetsuyasogo.blogspot.com/2019/04/blog-post_28.html?m=1 https://jp.linkedin.com/in/tsogo/en https://tetsuyasogo.tumblr.com/ https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/TETSUYASOGO https://m.facebook.com/makoto.kyogoku.3 https://photos.app.goo.gl/LKj8zzbXjgvNz1jFA Corporate Executive at NTN Corporation with experiences of ; - Formulating and Sharing of Overall Mid-Term Corporate Strategy aiming for the steady growth as a global company. - Planning, negotiation and execution of Cross-Border M&A and Strategic Alliance to improve NTN’s global competitive advantage and Corporate Value. - Organization Design & Change toward the ever higher level of moral, teamwork and productivity performance. Specialties: O...
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January 25, 2025: New Year's Luncheon Meeting of the Alumni Association of Wakei Juku in Shinsaibashi, Osaka

January 25, 2025: Participated in the New Year's Luncheon Meeting of the Kansai branch of the Alumni Association of Wakei Juku (和敬塾) at a Chinese restaurant Taiseikaku (大成閣) in Shinsaibashi, Osaka. The attached photos were taken when I gave the toast at the secondary party. https://tetsuyasogo.blogspot.com/2025/01/january-25-2025-new-years-luncheon.html?m=1
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Tetsuya Sogo, 0-65 years old

Tetsuya Sogo, 0-65 years old https://tetsuyasogo.blogspot.com/2025/03/tetsuya-sogo-0-65-years-old.html?m=1
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December 5, 2024: Business photos aging from 60 to 65 (2019-2024)

December 5, 2024: Business photos aging from 60 to 65 (2019-2024) at the studio in Osaka https://tetsuyasogo.blogspot.com/2024/12/december-5-2024-business-photo-studio.html?m=1
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November 9, 2024: The Annual General Meeting of KCJ (Kellogg Alumni Club of Japan)

November 9, 2024: The 2024 Annual General Meeting of KCJ (Kellogg Alumni Club of Japan) was held in Nihonbashi, Tokyo. It was a grand event attended by over 60 alumni active in various fields, showcasing the strength of KCJ's organization. At the social gathering, I enjoyed connecting with alumni from different generations and took part in an exciting raffle for a Shohei Ohtani Los Angeles Dodgers uniform. Although I didn’t win the uniform, I happened to meet a graduate who was working at a law firm I often visited during my time at NTN Corporation. What a coincidence!! In the meantime, the keynote speech titled "Talent Management for Japanese Companies Aiming for Global Expansion," delivered by Hiroo Murota (Class of 2000), President of Thermo Fisher Scientific Japan, was highly convincing and impressive, drawing on his extensive experience working in both Japanese and American companies. https://tetsuyasogo.blogspot.com/2024/11/november-9-2024-annual-general-meeting.htm...
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October 26, 2024: Homecoming Party at Wakei Juku, a university dormitory in Tokyo

October 26, 2024: Attended the homecoming party at Wakei Juku (和敬塾), a university dormitory in Tokyo, and had a wonderful time reconnecting with many old friends. https://tetsuyasogo.blogspot.com/2024/10/october-26-2024-attended-homecoming.html?m=1
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R.I.P. "Mr. Kellogg"

I am saddened to learn of the passing of Mr. Ed Wilson, a renowned Associate Dean at Kellogg during my time there, on Wednesday, September 18, at the age of 84. I had the unexpected pleasure of meeting him again in 2014 during my second posting in the United States, and I was deeply impressed that he remembered my name 18 years after my graduation. This reunion inspired me to launch the 'NTN Senior Executive Development Program at Kellogg' during my tenure as CEO of NTN Americas.  Mr. Ed Wilson was known as "Mr. Kellogg" or "Dean Don Jacobs' right-hand man.” https://tetsuyasogo.blogspot.com/2024/09/rip-mr-kellogg.html?m=1
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