Close to a fifth of companies listed on Tokyo’s top exchange are led by all men
New Toyota chief executive Koji Sato with his new management team. Photograph: Eugene Hoshiko/APToyota’s incoming chief executive Koji Sato called his new management team a “diverse line-up” in terms of communication styles when explaining the carmaker’s strategy toward an electrified future.The lack of woman executives at the top of a Japanese business isn’t new.
At Toyota, the world’s No. 1 carmaker, only one of the nine current board members is a woman – Teiko Kudo. She’ll stay on when the new directors, none of whom are woman, come on board after shareholder approval later this year.
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