Onodera to head KDDI

Onodera to head KDDI

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows KDDI Corp. Executive Vice President Tadashi Onodera, who on April 10 was appointed president of Japan's second largest telecommunications operator, succeeding Yusai Okuyama. Subject to formal approval at a board meeting in late June, the appointment is part of changes in KDDI's management team which will be reduced to less than 15 from the current 52.

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