Mitsubishi Monitor

Activities
of the Mitsubishi Public
Affairs Committee
The Mitsubishi Public Affairs Committee (MPAC) represents 39 autonomous
Mitsubishi companies and is run by members selected by each of those
companies. Aiming to foster positive feelings for and trust in Mitsubishi,
the MPAC conducts a wide variety of public relations activities, some of
which are introduced below.
A Bimonthly Review of the Mitsubishi Companies and Their People Around the World
October & November
Publication
International Contributions
The MPAC publishes the Monthly Mitsubishi and
Mitsubishi Profile, in addition to the Mitsubishi Monitor.
Monthly Mitsubishi was first published in 1965 and is
distributed monthly both in Japan and beyond its shores
as a communication tool for Mitsubishi companies.
Mitsubishi Profile is a booklet written in both Japanese
and English which provides readers with information on
each Mitsubishi Group company.
Agreeing with the purport
behind the International
Literacy Year proclaimed by
the General Assembly of the
United Nations in 1990, the
MPAC started the Mitsubishi
Asian Children’s Enikki Festa in
that year. As well as promoting
cultural exchange among children
that transcends national borders
and race, the Enikki illustrated diary
helps support efforts to increase
child literacy rates in the countries
of Asia.
Website
The Mitsubishi Group portal site
(mitsubishi.com) contains a link to
the MPAC home page which reports
on the activities of the Committee,
provides information on each group
company and delivers a digital version
of the Mitsubishi Monitor worldwide.
and more…
Examples of other activities conducted by the
MPAC include the hosting of lecture meetings
addressed by intellectuals and other well-informed
persons and, since 1994, the inviting of children
from domestic welfare facilities to home games of
the Urawa Red Diamonds football team.
■ http://www.mitsubishi.com/mpac/e/index.html
Message from the Mitsubishi Monitor Editorial Committee
O
n this, the 50th anniversary of the establishment of
the Mitsubishi Public Affairs Committee (MPAC),
the editorial committee of the Mitsubishi Monitor
would like to offer its profound thanks to all those who have
laid the foundations of the Mitsubishi Group. The committee
holds an editorial meeting once a month in the Marunouchi
district of Tokyo. Comprised of less than ten members,
fewer than any other subcommittee involved in MPAC
activities, everyone works together in the editing process to
give maximum expression to what makes Japan so uniquely
Japanese and Mitsubishi so uniquely Mitsubishi.
Looking back at the changes and developments since the
inaugural edition of the review, we can see that the Mitsubishi
Group’s path to growth and development has followed that
of the Japanese economy. And renewing our determination
in this memorable year, we as one intend to continue
communicating information about Mitsubishi over the next
50 years. We look forward to your continuing support.
The editorial committee m
who worked on this editemiobers
n
From left: Ms. Sar
a Iwasaki, Mitsubish
i Corporation; Ms.
& Nichido Fire Ins
Mika Yamamoto, Tok
urance; Ms. Tomoko
io Marine
Takai, Mitsubishi Pla
Bank of Tokyo-Mit
stics; Ms. Ai Takaha
subishi UFJ; Ms. Ari
shi,
sa
Mo
ri, Mitsubishi Electr
Mitsubishi Fuso Tru
ic;
Ms. Momoko Fujita,
ck and Bus Corpo
ration; Ms. Ai Muney
Fire Insurance; Ms
uki
, Tokio Marine & Nic
. Mika Kato, Mitsub
hido
ishi Heavy Industries
For more information about the Mitsubishi companies, see “Mitsubishi Profile” ■ http://www.mitsubishi.com/mpac/e/activity/profile.html
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2014
Happy
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Anniversary!
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Since
1964
The Mitsubishi Public Affairs Committee (MPAC), which publishes the Mitsubishi Monitor,
celebrated its 50th anniversary in September this year. Through public relations activities,
the MPAC has striven to raise awareness of and trust in the Mitsubishi brand by keeping
those who work for the Mitsubishi companies and others informed about the various
business and operational activities conducted under the Mitsubishi name which have and
are contributing to society. In this special edition we will be marking the 50th anniversary by
showing how the Mitsubishi Monitor has kept pace with the years since its inaugural edition.
History of the Mitsubishi Monitor
— What was happening in the world then—
2010
2005
2000
◆ 2008
Japan’s Kibo laboratory installed
on the International Space Station
◆ 2005
Mitsubishi Motors’ newgeneration electric vehicle
developed
◆ 2009
Mitsubishi Ichigokan reborn as art
museum
Kyoto Protocol adopted
◆ 2001
September 11 attacks
1980
◆ 1993
European Union founded
◆ 1987
Mitsubishi Monitor
launched
◆ 1988
Centennial of Mitsubishi’s founding
Seikan tunnel and Seto Bridge opened
◆ 1990
Launch of the Enikki Festa as
the “Mitsubishi ImpressionGallery-Festival of Asian
Children’s Art” by the MPAC
◆ 1992
United Nations Conference on
Environment and Development
in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
◆ 1989
Fall of the Berlin Wall
Global
The expansion of Japanese companies into overseas markets
began slowly in the 1960s and then accelerated quickly after
the signing of the Plaza Accord in 1985. Time and distance
are shortening yearly around the world and today we see the
movement of people, goods, money, services and information
on a vast scale. In his welcoming message in the inaugural
edition of Mitsubishi Monitor, Yohei Mimura, Mitsubishi Public
Affairs Committee Chairman at the time, recognized the
importance of publishing a Mitsubishi Group PR review for
overseas readers to keep them up to date with current trends
in the age of globalization. Today, we continue to introduce
and bring news on the globally expanding business activities
of the Mitsubishi companies.
◆ 1995
Great Hanshin-Awaji (Kobe)
Earthquake
◆ 1997
First ever win for a Mitsubishibrand car in the Dakar Rally
◆ 2006
First World Baseball Classic
◆ 2002
Rebuilding of Marunouchi Building
completed
About
◆ 2013
Japan’s Mount Fuji granted
UNESCO World Heritage Status
Mitsubishi Monitor
◆ 2004
Athens Olympics
Sumatra earthquake
Hong Kong returned to China
by Britain
Environment &
Sustainability
Innovation
The Mitsubishi companies share the Three Principles:
Corporate Responsibility to Society, Integrity and Fairness
and Global Understanding through Business. This creed has
been passed down through the generations and continues
to be observed today serving as the linchpin that guides the
companies in discharging their corporate responsibility through
business activities. Global interest in and concern about climate
change and biodiversity continues to grow, and ways must be
found to cope with further increases in the world’s population
and to reduce environmental loads in the 21st century. To realize
a sustainable society, Mitsubishi companies are actively tackling
this challenge through their business activities. Mitsubishi
Monitor shares encouraging examples of these efforts with its
readers as a way of promoting further improvements in and
expansion of such activities.
Green
Diamonds
Green Diamonds highlights the ongoing efforts of Mitsubishi companies
to foster a greener, more sustainable planet and brighter, more vibrant
communities through wide-ranging environmental and social initiatives.
Next Generation of Fashion Designers
on the Boardwalk
designs were submitted, and after final screening three were
Japan
presented with Best Design Awards and one with the Japan
Formal Style Association Award.
Mitsubishi Rayon group company Mitsubishi Rayon Textile
Ongoing Tree Planting Program to
Maintain Biodiversity
Thailand
Asahi Glass subsidiary AGC Flat Glass (Thailand) Public
(MTX) stages the Soalon Design Contest each year in Japan.
(AFT) began planting mangroves, releasing young fish and
The contest is open to fashion design faculty students at
initiating other programs in 2003 to promote awareness
the Bunka Gakuen1 who are expected to move on to play
about biodiversity and climate change.
In 2010, AFT began supporting the Learning Center of
an active role in the fashion industry. The designs submitted
for the contest must incorporate the SoalonTM textile made
Sufficiency Economy in Kanjanaburi Province by donating
by MTX. Providing the
over 1,000 trees, which AFT employees have helped to
students with an arena for
plant. Working with other Thai glass manufacturers, in 2011
presenting original design
AFT planted some 500 mangrove trees to help prevent
the Samut Prakan,
this environmentally-friendly
triacetate fiber and to expand
the avenues for its use. The
Best Design Award designs and their designers. From left: Silver Medal, Victoriya Veselova
(Sophomore, Bunka Fashion College); Gold Medal, Akane Ueno (Senior, Bunka Fashion College);
Bronze Medal, Shohei Kinoshita (Junior, Bunka Fashion Graduate University.)
Formal Style.” Some 300
Project F.L.A.S.H. Initiative Contributes
to Local Community
educational and public amenity purposes. Most of the trees
Chonburi and Rayong
are native species but were not considered economically
districts, where three
useful and the planting program is aimed to keep them from
AFT plants are located.
extinction.
The company has also
theme for the 2013 contest
was “Japanese Modern
Employees who helped in the planting
land deterioration in
ideas, the contest serves to
raise the recognition given to
Final screening took the form of a fashion show.
The Mitsubishi companies are active
over a very wide spectrum of fields.
As fellow enterprises which share
the Mitsubishi principles while doing
business independently, they have
grown and developed sometimes
through cooperation and sometimes
through competition with each other.
Mitsubishi Monitor features new
products and services which
Mitsubishi companies, as leading
global enterprises, continue to create
and bring to world markets.
begun planting herbs
Note 1: Since its foundation in 1923, has played a central role in education and training in
the field of fashion design and science in Japan.
■ http://www.agc.com/english/csr/env/act/biodiversity.html
and rare trees for
Planting of herbs and rare trees
In 2011, Nikon Inc., a member of the Nikon Group, added
U.S.A.
the Project F.L.A.S.H. (Families Lending Advice, Support
and Hope) social contribution initiative to the many CSR
programs it already runs. One of the project’s partners is
Collaboration in Dutch Offshore
Wind Farm
The Netherlands
Mitsubishi Corporation (MC) and the Dutch state-run
Sunrise Day Camp, an institution which invites children
energy firm Eneco have entered a long-term strategic
with cancer and their siblings to its camp at no cost. Nikon
partnership covering offshore wind farm operations in
Inc. organizes charity events with SDC, and company
Europe. MC has also acquired 50% of the Luchterduinen
employees also help in general cleaning and maintenance
wind farm planned for construction off the coast of the
tasks at the SDC facility.
Netherlands. The farm will be constructed and operated
Nikon Inc. also helps support Ronald McDonald House
of Long Island. RMH provides a program called “home-
jointly by the two companies.
The Luchterduinen wind farm will be located 23 km
away-from-home” for
off the Dutch coast of Noordwijk in an area covering some
families so they can stay
25km2. With 43 turbines, the wind farm is due to start
close-by their hospitalized
commercial operation in mid-2015 and is expected to
child at little or no cost.
generate approximately 130MW of electricity – enough
Company employees will
energy to power 150,000 households in Holland.
at the House.
■ http://www.mitsubishicorp.com/jp/en/pr/archive/2013/
html/0000018321.html
MGC Prepares to Meet Rising Demand
for Hydrogen Peroxide in Asia
There is now strong demand for hydrogen peroxide in China
and other parts of Asia and this demand is expected to continu
growing in step with the expansion of paper manufacturing
and chemical and electronic industries. Mitsubishi Gas
Chemical (MGC), which is already among Asia’s top producer
of hydrogen peroxide, is poised to meet this growing demand.
The latest addition to MGC’s lineup of production facilities is
the Suzhou MGC Suhua Peroxide Co., Ltd. located in China’s
Jiangsu Province. The new company, which is 60% financed b
Radiotherapy or radiation therapy is a type of cancer
treatment that uses radiation to kill cancer cells and treat
tumors. As a painless form of cancer treatment that allows
The Netherlands
Note: Blue annotations in the chronological table refer to major events related to the Mitsubishi companies while black annotations
indicate major events that have taken place in Japan and the rest of the world.
initiated full-scale operations of its hydrogen peroxide facilities
December 2009.
patients to retain quality of daily life, radiotherapy offers
various advantages over conventional surgical methods.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) is now leveraging its
wide-ranging know-how as leading manufacturer of heavy
These efforts have culminated in the development of the
Germany
Belgium
MHI-TM2000. This state-of-the-art radiotherapy machine
Cleanup activities at Sunrise Day Camp
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MGC, is targeting annual production of 30,000 tons, after havin
machines for radiotherapy.
Amsterdam
The charity walk held at Ronald McDonald House of
Long Island (co-sponsored by Nikon Inc.)
News &
Products
machinery to develop, produce and market highly-advanced
often help prepare meals
■ http://www.nikon.com/about/csr/feature/activity/index.htm
Cover Story】
MHI’s Radiotherapy Machines Poised to
Spur New Advances in Cancer Treatment
accurately identifies the location of tumors and meticulously
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2014
Mitsubishi Monitor is an English-language public relations review first published in 1987. Focusing on the
work of the Mitsubishi companies overseas, the review brings news of and introduces topics relating to
new products, the latest technologies and examples of how such technologies have been adopted.
Even before the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, which charted the
course for tackling environmental conservation and sustainable development on a global basis, Mitsubishi
Monitor has, for the enlightenment of its readers, been reporting on environmental measures taken by, and
on the social action programs of, Mitsubishi companies.
The review also publishes contributions from staff working for Mitsubishi companies around the
world, Grand Prix-winning artworks from the Mitsubishi Asian Children’s Enikki Festa, and information on
traditional Japanese customs as well as on the latest trends and fashions in Japan.
◆ 2007
Rebuilding of ShinMarunouchi completed
2002 FIFA World Cup ™
Korea/Japan
◆ 2011
Great East Japan (Tohoku)
Earthquake
◆ 2012
TOKYO SKYTREE® completed
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directs radiation precisely where it is needed. In this way,
the MHI-TM2000 makes it easier to perform highly accurate
radiotherapy treatment while minimizing damage to healthy
cells. Because of this, the MHI-TM2000 is expected to
contribute to new advances in cancer treatment.
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1990
◆ 2010
Financial support by Mitsubishi
Companies for the Japan Pavilion
at Expo 2010 Shanghai China
http://www.mgc.co.jp/eng/news/2009/pdf/091211_e.pdf
Involvement with NASA’s Space Program
Marks New Milestone for Mitsubishi Electric
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For decades, Mitsubishi Electric has made significant
contributions to Japanese space research and development
while simultaneously cultivating a strong international reputatio
for its space technologies. In October 2009, the company
“Working in collaboration
with other Mitsubishi Group
companies to achieve our
goals”
Mr. Gene Shiraishi, Meiji Yasuda Realty USA Inc.
Mr. Justin Brown, NYK Line (Australia) Pty Ltd
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busi rich.
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From left: Mr. Martin
Soerensen, Ms. Nadine
Tollardo, Mr. Frank-Michael Schilling, Quadrant AG
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Individual commitment
to a group effort. That
is what makes a team
work. That is what
makes our company
work.
Mr. Julian Gopaul,
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. (Johannesburg Office)
Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation
Mr. Elthon Winarto,
Ms. Anna Salamandra,
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. (Moscow Liaison Office)
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Mitsubishi Motors has
very good reputation
all over the world.
We believe in the
fundamental values of
trust, transparency and
communication.
Ms. Joanne Huang, Tokio Marine Asia Pte. Ltd.
Mitsubishi Electric do Brasil Comércio e Serviços Ltda.
PT. Mitsubishi UFJ Lease & Finance Indonesia
sa
Tokio Marine ha expand
to
strong ambition lly
ba
its operation glo
ding
and become a lea lution
k so
ris
al
on
ati
ern
int
provider.
Mr. Thiago Turcato do Rego (at center in a light-blue shirt),
Cooperative friendly tea
m work
contributing to makin
g the
bridge between Russia
and
Japan while each oth
er
aware of the cultural
difference
Dynamism to cultivate
local (incl. Indonesia)
and global business as a
world class conglomerate.
Mr. Nazir Mukadam, Mitsubishi Corporation (Riyadh Branch)
Ms. Anna Yan Kin Ping,
Mitsubishi’s cutting
edge technology and
its
contributions to society
and the environment
I am proud to be part of
the rich heritage, diverse
culture and united team
of MHI, Johannesburg
Branch.
Mitsubishi involves extensive
mechanics, teamwork and super
management. Proudly part of the
Mitsubishi Team where quality,
efficiency and productivity escalate
at challenging levels.
Mr. Shibu Velayudhan,
Mr. Ming Liu, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (Canada)）
Mitsubishi Motors Middle East and Africa FZE
UK
Messages from the World
Russia
Netherlands
Canada
Switzerland
What I Love About Mitsubishi
Portugal
Saudi Arabia
Hong Kong,
China (SAR)
China
Japan
USA
I really appreciate
working together with
Mitsubishi’s intelligent
brains and getting myself
smarter every day!
Korea
UAE
Though the Mitsubishi companies may carry out their respective businesses in different ways, they share the
same creed and vision of the future. Which of the many attractive features that distinguish Mitsubishi do you like in
particular? This is the question we put to a number of people who work for Mitsubishi companies around the world.
Singapore
Indonesia
Australia
Brazil
Thailand
Chile
South Africa
Ms. Kong Lingling, Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation
Not to be satisfied with
the present situation.
And the entire company
challenges to new goals
together.
Through working for the
company for many years,
I have been given the
pleasure of meeting
innumerable interesting
people.
Mitsubishi never
disappoints those
people having faith
in her.
Mr. Hu Xiao, Mitsubishi Estate (Shanghai) Ltd.
are treasure of my company
---- Mitsubishi UFJ
Morgan Stanley Securities.
Mr. Terry Liyuan Mi,
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Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities
Mr. Hugh Colburn, Mitsubishi Logistics America
Ms. Vivienne Adams,
Motivated and innovative people
Ubiquitous business network
Magnanimous contribution to society
Sincere efforts
Sense of competitivenes
Belonging to a global
network, working in
partnership with
countries all over
the world.
Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation
Begin to learn
and do something
new always, even
we have already
success.
Ms. Usanee Boontip, Mitsubishi Logistics Thailand
thanks for my team and
colleagues!
Mella, Mr. Andrés Fernández,
Ms. Paulina Martínez, Mr. Rodolfo Quintana,
Mr. Reinaldo Díaz, Forestal Tierra Chilena Ltda.
Mr. Koo Sanghyuk,
Asahi Glass Fine Techno Korea Co., Ltd.
Working in a cl
ean and
organized plan
t makes
all the differen
ce
We work to contribute
to economic, social
and environmental
development and thus,
aiming for a better world.
Our company is a very
special place. I work,
learn, laughing with
everyone, impressed and
I am excited every day.
MRC SPIRIT: Team spirit gives me lots
of power and support, From left: Mr. Felipe
From left: Ms. Gracinda
Silva António, Ms.
Anabela Silva António, Mitsubishi Fuso Truck Europe, S.A.
Ms. Nadia Yuu Sugawara, MMC METAL DO BRASIL LTDA.
Ms. Connie Lui (Center), MRC Hong Kong Co., Ltd.
I go I see
Everywhere
s. Is the
our product
longing; of
pride of be
of a global
being part
brand.
Mr. Tomás Cafferata, Nikon Europe B.V.
The people!
I love working with
like-minded and
achievement driven
colleagues.
Passion breeds suc
cess!
Mr. Chad Provonsha,
Mitsubishi Gas Chemical America, Inc.
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I want to travel the rest
of the world I haven’t
been to yet, learn
different cultures, taste
their food and meet many
interesting people across
the universe.
Ms. Nina Brody, Tokio Marine Management, Inc.
I would like to be playing
an important role in
Mitsubishi Electric
Turkey as a manager　in
10 years' time!
To Get Top
Executive Jobs
Ms. Zümray CÜVELEK (at left),
Ms. Irene Sentosa, Mitsubishi Materials (Australia) Pty. Ltd.
Mitsubishi Electric Turkey A.
I would like to help expand
our business to Continental
Europe and set up our
second European office!
Ms. Sasha Armour, Mitsubishi Estate London Limited
Mr. Yuji Kagami, Mitsubishi Auto Leasing Corporation
Mr. Nic Holmer, Mitsubishi HiTec Paper Europe GmbH
Impr
peop ove
inclu le’s life,
colle ding my
fami agues a
my p ly, throu nd
effor ositive gh
work ts on th
e
and place
o
n
t
com
h
mun e
ity.
5S is one of the keys to
success;
A mission for world class
cleanliness to enhance
Quality, Safety, and
Operations Systems
Keeping mind and
sense open, to make
the world better.
Grow within
the organization
and seek
new challenges.
I will be a talented
person working
actively all over the
world.
Ms. Angela McKee, MSSC US INC.
UK
Dreams in the Coming Decade
Ms. Fadheelah Abbas,
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Dubai Branch
Mitsubishi Chemical Singapore Pte Ltd
Mr. Howard Greenwood,
Mitsubishi Rayon Carbon Fiber and Composites, Inc.
Mr. Takayasu Hara,
Mitsubishi UFJ Lease & Finance (U.S.A.) Inc.
Poland
Germany
USA
Japan
Thailand
Turkey
Nigeria
In a world which is changing at a dizzying pace how do you see yourself in the future?
How would you like the Mitsubishi companies you work for to change? This section provides a forum for those who work
in the companies to share their visions for ten years down the road and to push on in creating an even brighter future.
Mr. Janaka Kariyawasam,
As a member of
Mitsubishi, I would like
to increase presence
in asset finance.
row
children g
To see my
ppy,
ha
y,
th
al
to be he
d
e people an
responsibl
as a
d
he
is
bl
ta
cricket es
t in Japan!
major spor
Mr. Lucas Oliveira, AGC Glass Brazil, Inc.
Messages from the World
To grow my
career as a
professional
sales person.
UAE
Doing well
by doing good and
focused to
make it the best
Singapore
Colombia
Brazil
Australia
South Africa
Ms. Tai Nakamura, Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Company
An increase in the size
of business portfolio in
African market, more focus
on investments in natural
resources businesses and
more JV’s/Equity.
h
e wit
n lov d my
i
l
l
i
t
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b an
see
my jo ibutions
contr ts.
resul
Ms. Brenda Ang, Nikon Singapore Pte. Ltd.
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Ms. Claudia Bolaños, Mitsubishi Colombia Ltda
From left: Ms. Melissa
Few, Mr. Lawrence
Williamson, Mr. Phillip McKinney,
Mitsubishi Polyester Film, Inc.
To become a sk
illful
person who could
move
MMTh forward
to be one
of the Best Emplo
yers in
automotive indus
try.
Flourishing as
the World Class Quality Leader
in our industry.
My h
o
grow pes are
t
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s
it be Services ubishi UF
c
,
J
the l omes on as
arge
e of
s
adm
inist t fund
rator
s glo
bally
people at MCL,
Because of the
job.
I can enjoy my
our
er as a team is
Working togeth
.
biggest strength
Mr. Eluagu Innocent, Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha (Nig.) Ltd
To highlight Africa and
ensure the group benefits
from its potential. I’d like
to work outside Africa and
expand my knowledge and
guide business to Africa.
Mr. Clint Carmichael, NYK Line, Durban
Stay Hungry
for dreaming
Ms. Wilailuk Bongkochpreechapanich,
Mitsubishi Motors (Thailand) Co., Ltd
Ms. Tseng Yu-Tien,
Mr. Alan Kennedy, Mitsubishi UFJ Fund Services
Mr. Kent Hiew, Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Singapore Pte Ltd
Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation
Contributin
g
growth by fu to Polish Economic
most presti lfilling our role as the
gi
in Poland. ous Japanese Bank
Go confidently in
the direction of you
r
dreams. Live the life
you have imagined
to the fullest.
Mr. Tomasz Krawiec,
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (Polska) Spolka Akcyjna
er
geth
o
t
r
ose
rk cl lleagues our
o
w
rk
To my co
e ma
with lly, as w ersary　v
a
glob ear anni
y
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Ms. Jacky Orr, Mitsubishi Electric Europe B.V.
Explore capacity
better in the work.
Update knowledge
shift to the future.
Mr. Masahiko Yamada,
Mitsubishi Industrias Pesadas do Brazil Ltda.
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