Dr. Yoko Ishikura
Dr. Yoko Ishikura
Professor, Keio University

Boasting a wealth of experience abroad and in Japan, Dr. Ishikura is an expert in global strategy, innovation, and knowledge management. She has a number of highly rated publications to her name, including the best-selling book How to Build a Global Career.

The first Japanese woman to gain a doctorate in business administration (DBA) from Harvard Business School, Dr. Ishikura has an impressive track record from freelance translator to senior manager at McKinsey & Company. She now is involved in developing media innovators with global perspectives at Keio Media Design. She is the vice chair of the Global Agenda Council on Education & Skills, which offers leaders an opportunity to take their education and skill agenda to the next level by raising global awareness on the need to improve education systems.

Do Companies Still Care about MBAs?

Do companies still care about MBAs? And if so, does that mean you need to invest in an Ivy League education? Or are MBAs undergoing change?
Do companies still care about MBAs? And if so, does that mean you need to invest in an Ivy League education? Or are MBAs undergoing change?

Global Skills and Leadership Education: Perspectives from Asian Business Schools

By Ravi Kumar, Tomoya Nakamura, Hellmut Schutte and Yoko Ishikura. <...
By Ravi Kumar, Tomoya Nakamura, Hellmut Schutte and Yoko Ishikura. <...

ASEAN and India: Making the Most of Business Opportunities

By Vachara Phanchet, Sanjeev Sinha, Ted Tan, Yoko Ishikura < Session...
By Vachara Phanchet, Sanjeev Sinha, Ted Tan, Yoko Ishikura < Session...

Rising Above: Using Asia’s Strengths to Build a Global Career

If the 21st century is indeed “the Asian century,” where does Japan stand? How can it hitch a ride to greater global influence?
If the 21st century is indeed “the Asian century,” where does Japan stand? How can it hitch a ride to greater global influence?