1st Sharp female executive

1st Sharp female executive

OSAKA, Japan - File photo shows Keiko Okada, who is set to be promoted as one of Sharp Corp. executive officers on April 1, 2011. The Japanese electronics firm announced the appointment of the 56-year-old Okada, currently general manager of the Global Brand Strategy Group, on March 30. She will be Sharp's first female executive officer since the company's founding.

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