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Hiroyuki Tezuka
Date of Birth: May 5, 1958
Current Responsibility:
General Manager, Climate Change Policy Group, Technology Planning
Department. JFE Steel Corporation
Also
Vice Chairman, ISO Standardization Committee on CO2 Intensity of
Steelmaking Sites, Japan Iron and Steel Federation
Member of Environmental Policy Committee, Worldsteel Association
Education:
Master of Science in Management (MBA) from Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (1991)
Bachelor of Engineering in Applied Physics from the University of Tokyo
(1981)
Visiting Fellow, The Brookings Institution, Washington DC. (1993)
Career Profile:
April
2008
Staffr General Manager, Climate Change Policy Group, Technology
Planning Dept. JFE Steel Corporation
April
2003
Staff General Manager, Americas & Europe, International
Business Planning Sec. Corporate Planning Dept. JFE Steel
Corporation
Sept.
2001
Americas & Europe Group Leader, Overseas Business Planning
Dept., NKK Corporation
March 1999
Director, Executive Administration and the Assistant to CEO,
National Steel Corporation (USA)
July
1994
Chief Representative, Washington DC Office, NKK Corporation
July
1991
Manager, Corporate Planning Dept. NKK Corporation
Feb.
1984
Planning Staff, New Material Division, NKK Corporation
April
1981
Joined NKK Corporation, System Engineer, System Dept.
Fukuyama Works, NKK Corporation
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Lectures, Presentations and Academic Experiences:
“Global Steel Sectoral Approach; Initiatives by JISF, APP and IISI“ Presentation at
Measure Economy Meeting 3, April 14, 2008 (Paris)
“Global Steel Sectoral Approach” Presentation at AISI Congressional Workshop, United
States Capital Building, June 20, 2008 (Washington DC)
“Global Warming and Post Kyoto Protocol Policy”, Lecture at Tama University, May 15,
2009 (Tokyo)
“Restructuring of Japan Inc.” Testified before the Joint Economic Committee, United
States Congress, July 1994 (Washington DC)
July 1993-June 1994: Visiting Scholar, The Brookings Institution (Washington DC)
Studied about US-Japan relations with the special focus on bilateral trade disputes
and the structure change in Japanese economy. Organized and hosted “Japan
Roundtable” with Dr. Michael Mochizuki (A series of monthly luncheon seminars
sponsored by Brookings).
Invited by MIT US-Japan Program to play the role of the Minister of MITI at “The Asia
Pacific Political Crisis Simulation” which was designed by Professor Richard Samuels.
(May 1995, Cambridge MA) This simulation was televised by TV Asahi in August 1995.
Lectured on Japanese economy at various universities and graduate schools including
Princeton University, Cornell University, Georgetown University, National Defense
University, and Johns Hopkins University.
Publications:
“Success as the Source of Failure? Competition and Cooperation in Japanese Economy”,
Sloan Management Review, Winter 1997 (Vol.38 No2), Cambridge, MA
“MBA ga yokuwakaru hon (Introduction to MBA)”, (Cyukei Shuppan Publish) 1999
Tokyo
“Financial Management”, R. Higgins, Translated to Japanese (Daiyamond Shuppan
Publish) 1993 Tokyo
“Game-riron Katsuyouhou”(How to use Game theory in business), (Toyo-keizai
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Shinpousya) 2002, Tokyo
Contributed various articles to “Weekly Economist”(Maichichi Shinbun-sya) on
US-Japan relations, Restructuring of Japanese economics system (1995-2001)
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