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College of Business Management Leader
Genichi Igarashiprofessor
Genichi Igarashi
At the heart of business is love (I). Enhance your business acumen and management skills.
College of Business Management offers both business and management aspects: the "Business Program," which covers industries and sectors, and the "Management Program," which covers skills, functions, and job types. There are abundant practical learning opportunities that leverage the location of the Shinjuku campus, including domestic and international study abroad (BMGO study abroad, airline hospitality study abroad), training (domestic and overseas business training), internships, and business exercises. In the seminar called 'Major Seminar,' students engage in intellectual training to enhance their expertise. In an increasingly globalized society, we cultivate 'advanced business professionals' who possess a new management mindset who can develop business sense, think from broad knowledge, and make decisions.
PROFILE
Born in Yamagata Prefecture in 1968. She spent her student years in Tokyo and worked as a hotel staff member after graduating from university. In 1994, she studied hospitality management in New York. Her experience as a lecturer at the Faculty of Tourism, Sapporo International University, led her to pursue a research career, and she has been in her current position since 2015. She is dedicated to research aimed at solving challenges in the hospitality industry, such as customer acquisition and productivity improvement, and to developing human resources who will thrive in the industry.
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