Nobuo Tateisi ’62

Nobuo Tateisi ’62

Executive Advisor
Omron Corporation
Japan

Nobuo Tateisi is executive advisor of the Omron Corporation. After receiving his BA in English literature from Doshisha University, he went to Japan’s Sanno Junior College and Columbia Business School.

Mr. Tateisi has a long history with Omron, which he first joined in 1959. He became a senior managing director in 1978 and was named executive vice president of the company in 1985. In 1987, he was appointed vice chairman, and he was promoted to chairman in 1995. He assumed the role of executive advisor in 2003.

Some of Mr. Tateisi’s numerous professional activities include serving as chairman of the committee on international labor affairs of the Japan Business Federation, chairman of the Council for Better Corporate Citizenship, acting chairman of the Japan Vocational Ability Development Association, and chairman of the committee on policy evaluation of the Ministry of Justice.

Mr. Tateisi enjoys reading and listening to music.

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