TOKYO -- Hitachi announced on Monday that it will promote Executive Vice President Toshiaki Tokunaga to president and CEO on April 1. By elevating the information technology division leader to replace Keiji Kojima, 68, the Japanese electrical conglomerate expects to pursue a growth strategy centered on its digital business.
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Hitachi executive Tokunaga to become CEO in April
Japanese company's IT chief vows to enhance internal digital cooperation
Hitachi's Executive Vice President Toshiaki Tokunaga, left, and President and CEO Keiji Kojima outlined changes in the company's top management that will take effect in April next year at a news conference in Tokyo on Dec. 16. (Photo by Yumi Kotani)
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