Satoshi Hirose

Biography:

After working for a major bank where he was involved in derivatives and risk management, as well as promoting business tie-ups, Mr. Hirose joined an American strategy consulting firm where he drafted company-wide strategies for departments of major financial institutions, and business corporations. Furthermore, he supported tie-up strategies and was involved in various M&A projects. He later became company executive of a major foreign insurance company and is currently serving as an executive officer at another business corporation.

Publications:

Mr. Hirose has abundant experience regarding strategic management decisions and regularly contributes to various business magazines. He was appointed co-author and translator of the book "Credit Risk Management" (Sigma Base Capital).

Faculty Message:

"Sound management would create competitive organization, while loose management would guide company to difficulties in long-run, and make stakeholders, including employees and their families, facing unexpected tough environment. Finance is an excellent tool to examine current situation with fact and logic, and also to evaluate impact and feasibility of strategic options.

Everybody need NOT to become financial specialist, at all. However understanding how to use finance would be indispensible to become good management officer.

My class is designed to create good management officer, instead of financial specialist."

Discipline:

Innovation
Management Philosophy

Courses:

• Financial Reorganization
  
  • Entrepreneurial Leadership
    
  • Keiei Dojo
    

Education:

MBA and MSIA, Carnegie Mellon University
BA in Economics, Keio University