The Virtual Leader - Hirata, Takako
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By 2025, some 70 percent of the workforce will work remotely at least five days each month. But to succeed, Takako Hirata believes that leaders can't simply transfer what they've been doing in the physical office to the remote environment. It takes new leadership principles. In The Virtual Leader, Takako shares the unique remote work strategies she developed and tested over a decade as Head of International Business Development at ROHTO Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. The results? She gained improved efficiency, greater engagement, stronger innovation, and a deeper sense of community from her remote…mehr

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By 2025, some 70 percent of the workforce will work remotely at least five days each month. But to succeed, Takako Hirata believes that leaders can't simply transfer what they've been doing in the physical office to the remote environment. It takes new leadership principles. In The Virtual Leader, Takako shares the unique remote work strategies she developed and tested over a decade as Head of International Business Development at ROHTO Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. The results? She gained improved efficiency, greater engagement, stronger innovation, and a deeper sense of community from her remote teams. Now Takako can help you evolve your leadership style and core competencies to empower your teams. Her strategies will enable you to conduct productive meetings and support clear, efficient communications. She'll show you how to maximize focus and minimize distractions. You'll discover ways to keep your teams mentally and physically healthy. And you'll learn much more, to get the most - and the best - out of remote work.
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Takako Hirata is Head of International Business Development at ROHTO Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. By working to bridge the information gap between Japan and the U.S., she’s also building an online technology-focused media hub called InTech Media. And as a Board Member of Mentholatum, she works at the frontier of healthcare and technology. Previously she was at Proctor & Gamble, where she oversaw major product lines such as Febreze, before becoming a Marketing Design Manager and leading branding strategy in P&G's US and China markets. She later took on a role as Director of Brand Strategy at Aeon. Currently, she is an Executive MBA candidate at UCLA-NUS and the only Japanese certificate holder of the MIT-Harvard Medical School Healthcare Innovation Bootcamp. She lives in Tokyo, Japan. She leads everywhere.