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Nationality
  
Japanese


Occupation
  
Businessman

Name
  
Hiroaki Nakanishi

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Alma mater
  
University of TokyoStanford University

Education
  
Stanford University, University of Tokyo

Honorary doctorate awarded to mr hiroaki nakanishi at teri university s 7th convocation ceremony


Hiroaki Nakanishi KBE (中西 宏明, Nakanishi Hiroaki, born March 14, 1946) is a Japanese businessman and the current chairman of Hitachi, a Japanese multinational electronics and engineering conglomerate. He became the 10th president of Hitachi in 2010, and in 2014, he assumed the position of chairman and CEO. He also serves as chairman of the Compensation Committee and general-manager of the Post-Earthquake Reconstruction & Redevelopment Division.

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Education

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Nakanishi was born in Yokohama, Japan. He attended the University of Tokyo, receiving a Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering in 1970. He later attended Stanford University, receiving a Master's degree in computer engineering in 1979.

Business career

Nakanishi joined Hitachi's Omika Works Computer Control Design Department in 1970 immediately after graduating from college. His first management position was in the Information and Telecommunications Group. In 1998, he became the managing director of Hitachi Europe. In 2004, he became senior vice president. In 2007, he became the chairman of Hitachi America and chairman of Hitachi Global Storage Technologies.

In 2010, he became president, and started the Smart Transformation Project which restructured the company following the global financial crisis, including the sale of Western Digital. He received 173 million JPY in compensation in 2013.

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Hiroaki Nakanishi Wikipedia


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