Asia Executives To Watch: GSK Japan Names Startup Founder VP, Daiichi's New Overseas Division
Executive Summary
The spring cherry blossom has ushered in a flurry of new executives to the industry in the Asia Pacific, particularly in Japan where the new fiscal years starts in April for most companies. GSK has taken a bold step to appoint an executive with a previous startup background to its senior leadership in Japan, while Daiichi Sankyo has set up a special division for overseas expansion. Nippon Shinyaku and IQVIA Japan have also made new appointments.
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