Toyota presidency change

Toyota presidency change

Screenshot shows Toyota Motor Corp. Operating Officer Koji Sato holding an online press conference on Jan. 26, 2023. President Akio Toyoda, 66, who also attended the press conference, announced the promotion of Sato, 53, to president on April 1. Toyoda will become chairman of the board of directors after heading the company for about 14 years.

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