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Solving the Issue of Employee Development: Free Online Seminar on Effective Coaching Practices

The landscape of the workplace has changed dramatically in recent years due to the diversification of the workforce, shifts in work styles, and growing economic uncertainties. Many companies are facing challenges related to the development of their subordinates, and traditional methods often fall short in this evolving environment. In response to these pressing concerns, Human Academy Co., Ltd. (Headquartered in Shinjuku, Tokyo, CEO: Kenji Imamori) is excited to announce a free online seminar scheduled for May 14, 2025, aimed at managers and leaders grappling with the issue of subordinate development.

About the Seminar

During this seminar, attendees will benefit from the expertise of Yoshitaka Tominaka, a former top sales officer at Keyence, known for its impressive sales profit margins exceeding 50%. Tominaka will share invaluable insights into Keyence's coaching skills, illustrated through concrete examples from his tenure.

Attendees can expect to learn:

• - Effective Questioning Techniques: Strategies for accelerating the growth of subordinates through targeted questioning.
• - 1-on-1 Meeting Practices: Practical methods for conducting successful one-on-one meetings that drive results.
• - Productivity Enhancement: Building a robust framework for employee development that boosts overall organizational productivity.

This seminar is designed to provide actionable knowledge and skills that can be immediately implemented.

Key Highlights

• - Insights from a former top sales executive at Keyence, explaining the company’s unique coaching methodologies.
• - An opportunity to learn from an organization with a remarkable track record in personnel development and productivity enhancement.
• - Valuable tips for enhancing overall organizational productivity and effectiveness.

Detailed Seminar Information

As we navigate through a rapidly changing business environment, the need for effective employee development strategies has never been more critical. The seminar aims to support managers and HR professionals in creating a culture of growth and continuous improvement within their teams.

Date: May 14, 2025
Time: 14:00 – 14:45 (JST)
Format: Online Live Broadcast
Cost: Free

For more details and to register, click here

About the Speaker

Yoshitaka Tominaka

• - Former Top Sales Officer at Keyence
• - Founder of M's Brain Trust
• - A graduate of Kansai University, Tominaka joined Keyence in 1986 and took on various management roles, driving significant business growth and development.

In 2019, he transitioned to lead the organizational audit team at Keyence and founded M's Brain Trust in 2023 after retiring.

About the Facilitator

Mitu Kudo

• - Executive Coach, Business Mentor, and Psychological Counselor
• - Leading the Professional Coaching School, Kudo has over 15 years of experience, having coached more than 2000 individuals and organizations.

Understanding Coaching in Today’s Era

The seminar will also provide an overview of the upcoming short-term intensive coaching skills training course, scheduled to launch in July. This program is designed for leaders seeking to cultivate coaching-oriented leadership amidst the challenges of the contemporary business landscape. Participants will engage in a hands-on three-day training aimed at enhancing the growth of team members with practical coaching skills.

For additional information on the coaching skills training program or to register, visit here.

A Commitment to Education

Human Academy is dedicated to being an Edutainment Company, offering a diverse range of over 800 courses since its establishment in 1985. The organization emphasizes lifelong learning and reskilling across all life stages to navigate societal changes effectively.

Together, with our extensive experience and focus on innovative learning methods, we aim to provide the highest standard of educational services, ensuring that organizations can thrive in today's complex landscape.