Hayashi chosen as one of top 50 managers by Wall Street Journal

Hayashi chosen as one of top 50 managers by Wall Street Journal

TOKYO, Japan - Fumiko Hayashi, president of BMW Tokyo Corp., was recently chosen as one of the 50 most remarkable woman managers by the Wall Street Journal. She is the only one in the list from Japan.

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