U.S.–Japanese Relations: Are We On a Collision Course?
Mitsuya Goto
Wednesday, 04 Nov 1992 at 12:00 pm – Pioneer Room, Memorial Union
Misuya Goto served in executive positions in Europe and Japan with the Nissan motor Company before forming his own international consulting firm for the auto industry. he was managing director for the Japan Center for International Exchange and is author of Speaking Out for Japan: My Discipline in Internationalism. He is an associate of Canada's Banff Centre for Management, on the board of advisors for the Belgian Business School, a member of the council of London's Policy study Institute and a recipient of the Benjamin Rush Award for Humanistic Values in Corporate Life.Part of the World Affairs Series: The New Economic Order
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