Session
Skills and Expectations for Leaders in an Era of Transformation
What does the "era of transformation" mean, and what are the biggest challenges leaders face in such an era? We will discuss the higher-level skills required of leaders, such as judgment, communication, and openness to diverse values, beyond tools like AI and data. We will also explore the role society expects leaders to play, including their ethics and social responsibilities. Finally, we will consider how leaders can present a vision for advancing organizations and society and engage in effective dialogue. Additionally, we will explore the ideal leadership image as seen by younger generations and examine the gap between these expectations and existing leaders. We will discuss the potential for co-creation between the two.
Available passes
- Executive
- Business/Startup
- Rising Star
- City
Language：Japanese
Speakers
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Chieko Matsuda
ARISAN.INC / Japan Institute of Supplier Diversity and Inclusion
Chieko Matsuda
ARISAN.INC CEO / Japan Institute of Supplier Diversity and Inclusion Director
She pioneered an initiative to train engineers with disabilities starting in 2007, while simultaneously serving as an executive officer and a member of the new business startup team at a medical corporation. In 2011, she launched a social business in Indonesia and supported Japanese companies in their expansion into the Indonesian market. As a social entrepreneur, she has promoted the certification system for disability entrepreneurs and driven the growth of impact startups through a well-being ecosystem.
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Shota Maeda
Takumi Engineering, Inc.
Shota Maeda
Takumi Engineering, Inc. CEO
He graduated from the Faculty of Law, University of Tokyo. Having aspired to become a lawyer since childhood, he decided to start a startup during his graduate school years. We provide "Takumi Force," a factory management DX system for the manufacturing industry.
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Momo Inagaki
Keio University / Contemporary Artist
Momo Inagaki
Keio University, Faculty of Environment and Information Studies / Contemporary Artist
She was born in 2006. After graduating from Aichi Prefectural Asuhiya High School, she is now a freshman at Keio University's Faculty of Environment and Information Studies. Since high school, she has been recognized with multiple awards as a contemporary artist. She is currently creating artwork focused on the barriers women face in advancing their careers, with a solo exhibition planned for this summer.
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Makiko Tauchi
DENSO Corporation
Makiko Tauchi
DENSO Corporation Value Chain Platform Planning Director
She is engaged in developing a data utilization platform for the integration of AI and mobility. Also serves as a board member of the Chubu Future Leaders Council, promoting the development of next-generation leaders and women's empowerment.
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Miho Muramatsu
EdGift Inc.
Miho Muramatsu
EdGift Inc. CEO
Born in Nagoya City, Japan. She holds a master's degree from the Graduate School of Engineering at Nagoya University. While still in graduate school, She founded EdGift Inc., driven by the mission to "Unleashing the gift in every child." She developed and marketed the educational toy "TEGUMII" and organized events at commercial facilities like AEON Mall. In 2024, EdGift joined forces with Kouyu Co., Ltd., which operates over 300 "Hanamaru Learning Centers," early childhood education schools nationwide.
