Why do some leaders inspire lasting trust — while others rely on authority?
In this online seminar, you’ll explore how compassion can become a source of strength in leadership. Through examples from long-standing Japanese companies, you’ll learn how empathy and purpose can shape organizations that grow stronger from within — where people feel trusted, supported, and inspired to do their best work.
The seminar will be led by Dr. Tadahiro Wakasugi, Senior Faculty Director and Professor at GLOBIS University, whose work focuses on leadership development and compassion in organizations.
Why join?
Who should attend?
This is a live online seminar. After registration, you’ll receive an email with the event link and joining instructions.
This event is hosted in Central European Time (CET) — if you are located elsewhere, please check your local time here
Tadahiro Wakasugi is a faculty member at GLOBIS University. He has significant expertise in leadership development and organizational psychology. Previously, he worked at management consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton, where he helped companies develop strategies and lead change. His current research topics include compassion and mindfulness.
Tad also serves as a non-executive director at Prored Partners CO., LTD.; director at Japan Positive Psychology Association; and director at 100 Years of Life Association. He is a registered yoga teacher (RYT-200).
At GLOBIS University, he teaches courses on organizational behavior, leadership development, and business ethics.
