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EPISODE · Oct 24, 2016 · 18 MIN

Inside the Writer's Cafe with Cheryl Nason – The New-Era Entrepreneurial Leader: The Thoughts and Philosophies of One of Asia's Best, Bright

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The New-Era Entrepreneurial Leader: The Thoughts and Philosophies of One of Asia's Best, Brightest and Promising CEOs by Tomoaki Ota Three years in a row, the Japan Times named Tomoaki Ota one of the brightest, most promising CEOs. Not only did this Japanese business leader's company survive the unanticipated disasters of the IT bubble burst, the Lehman Brothers' collapse and the Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami, but he grew profits for six consecutive years thereafter in spite of these tragedies.His book published first in Japan, is now available in the U.S. Ota shares his thoughts and philosophies about leadership, as well as provides unique insights for America's small to mid-sized business owners. His thoughts and philosophies are a unique mix of traditional Japanese philosophies and American infused education.

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