Critical Thinking Skills
2026-05-19 05:40:23

Harnessing Critical Thinking Skills for Future Business Leaders: A Free Seminar

Understanding the Importance of Critical Thinking in Leadership



On June 3, 2026, Aoba-BBT will hold a significant free seminar titled "Critical Thinking and Insight: Essentials for Business Leaders." The event will feature esteemed guest speaker Kazunari Uchida, a Professor Emeritus at Waseda University and a renowned expert in business strategy. He has held notable positions, including the Japanese representative of Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and has extensive experience interacting with business leaders.

This seminar is designed for HR personnel focused on talent development, executives, and emerging leaders who are ready to elevate their decision-making capabilities. Attendees can join in person at the Aoba-BBT Rokubanchō Office or participate online via Zoom, making it accessible to a broader audience.

Seminar Highlights


Professor Uchida’s lecture will delve into the critical thinking skills and insights that are in high demand in today’s rapidly changing business environment. Drawing from his vast consulting experience and discussions with numerous executives, he will share key takeaways that can help leaders navigate complex business challenges effectively. Additionally, the seminar aims to provide participants with practical frameworks for decision-making and will touch upon themes from his forthcoming book.

Who Should Attend?


  • - Individuals looking to refine their decision-making frameworks in business.
  • - HR and training professionals facing challenges in developing future leaders and executives.
  • - Young or mid-level professionals who aspire to take on management roles and want to learn how to flexibly apply different thought frameworks in practice.

Event Details


The free seminar will take place on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM GMT. Participants are encouraged to arrive early, with doors opening at 11:30 AM for the in-person venue and 11:50 AM for the online session. The seminar will take place at Aoba-BBT Rokubanchō Office, B1 Seminar Room, along with the Zoom online platform.

Registration


  • - In-person registration is available until May 27, 2026, at 5:00 PM, or until capacity (60 participants) is reached.
  • - Online registration will be open until the session begins on June 3.

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Important Notes


This seminar offers a valuable opportunity for growth, and we recommend attending in person if possible. The live venue will have a limited capacity, and early registration is advised to ensure a place.

Recording and audio capture during the seminar are strictly prohibited. Additionally, we kindly request that individuals from competing firms and those attending for personal learning purposes refrain from participating.

About the Speakers


Kazunari Uchida


Kazunari Uchida is a distinguished Professor Emeritus at Waseda University and a visiting professor at Tokyo Women’s University. He holds an MBA from Keio University, having stepped into the corporate world after graduating from the University of Tokyo. With more than 20 years at BCG, he has worked on marketing, new business, and global strategy across various industries. His latest book addresses the importance of critical thinking in leadership.

Tatsuhiko Masamoto


Tatsuhiko Masamoto serves as the Deputy President at Aoba-BBT, bringing expertise from his background in international business and content creation. He leads seminars for business executives and plays an integral role in program development at Aoba-BBT.

About Aoba-BBT


Founded in April 1998, Aoba-BBT aims to nurture global leaders through diverse educational programs that cater to children and executives alike. Their offerings encompass international schooling, corporate training, and online MBA courses. Aoba-BBT continually evolves with innovative educational techniques to ensure learners achieve sustainable growth and development.

For more information, please visit Aoba-BBT.


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