Japan Business Federation's 1st female vice chair

Japan Business Federation's 1st female vice chair

Tomoko Namba, founder and chairwoman of online service provider DeNA Co., seen in this file photo, has been appointed by the Japan Business Federation as the first female vice chair in its 75-year history, the business lobby known as Keidanren said on March 8, 2021.

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