Satoshi Hirose
Courses:
Critical Thinking
Essentials of Marketing and Strategy
Organizational Behavior and Leadership (Full-Time Basis)
Education:
BaA in Human Development, Nagoya University
MBA and MSA (Master of Sports Administration), Ohio University
Biography:
Mr. Hirose Satoshi is a professor and secretary general at the Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University.
Before joining GLOBIS, Mr. Hirose turned around and launched a new business as SVP/Co-COO of BELLSYSTEM24, the largest CRM company in Japan, after it was acquired by Bain Capital.
Mr. Hirose started his career as a derivatives trader and corporate risk manager. He then joined A.T. Kearney as a management consultant specializing in corporate strategy development/implementation, corporate transformation, merger and acquisition arrangements and post-merger integration, for various companies in Japan and Asia.
Later, he took the role of corporate executive officer, VP in charge of operations and technology, chief of staffs, and project management officer at AIG/AIU. There, Mr. Hirose led several corporate transition programs including a turnaround after the financial crisis in 2008.
Faculty Message
Mr. Hirose Satoshi is a professor and secretary general at the Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University.
Before joining GLOBIS, Mr. Hirose turned around and launched a new business as SVP/Co-COO of BELLSYSTEM24, the largest CRM company in Japan, after it was acquired by Bain Capital.
Mr. Hirose started his career as a derivatives trader and corporate risk manager. He then joined A.T. Kearney as a management consultant specializing in corporate strategy development/implementation, corporate transformation, merger and acquisition arrangements and post-merger integration, for various companies in Japan and Asia.
Later, he took the role of corporate executive officer, VP in charge of operations and technology, chief of staffs, and project management officer at AIG/AIU. There, Mr. Hirose led several corporate transition programs including a turnaround after the financial crisis in 2008.
