Faculty

Faculty

Patricia Bader-Johnston

Patricia Bader-Johnston

Title: Representative Director and CEO, Silverbirch Associates KK

Area of Specialization: Corporate Communications, Corporate Social Responsibility, Sustainability

Lecture Course: MBA in Globalization

Professional Background

Patricia Bader-Johnston held senior roles in major firms including Director of Communications at IBM Japan, Goldman Sachs as a vice president in Operations, Finance and Resources, Standard Chartered Bank as Head of Corporate Affairs for Japan, Australia and the Philippines, and British American Tobacco, as Head of Corporate and Regulatory Affairs. She also served in the Canadian Embassy in the culture and communications area, and worked in Japanese local government.


Other Professional Activities

Patricia is an active volunteer with several local community organisations, including being President of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Japan, and vice chair of the American Chamber CSR Task Force and Government Relations Committees.


Presentations at Professional Meetings and Universities

McGill MBAJapan - Business ethics and CSR
Temple University - CSR
International University of Japan - CSR, Risk and Crisis Management
Keio Law School - CSR
Kwansei Gakuin University - CSR


Educational background

Patricia holds a Bachelor degree in Social Studies from the University of Saskatchewan in Canada and a MBA in International Business from McGill University, Canada.


Message

Recognizing that globalization will be an increasingly fundamental reality for business in the future is an important first step toward sustainable business practice. The world is no longer clearly divided by geographies; diversity must become a part of how we think and organizations must be structured to accommodate these different realities. The MBA in Globalization offered by the Kenichi Ohmae Graduate School of Management is an excellent example of forward thinking that embraces this fact and helps to prepare managers who will be able to thrive in the new environment. Congratulations to all of the graduates who have understood this and who will lead the way in creating a whole new future in context of the way we work.


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