Unlocking Effective Management: Insights from Bestselling Author Tadashige Nagamura

Event Overview

In today’s rapidly changing business landscape, traditional management styles are becoming less effective. To address the pressing challenges of employee engagement, rising turnover rates, and the cultivation of future leaders, the HR Library is hosting a special event titled ‘What is the Management Type? Conversation with the Author of “Management Types for Rapid Growth” on November 7, 2025.

About the Event

This event will feature Tadashige Nagamura, CEO of EVeM, who has meticulously structured management into “100 Types” based on his extensive experience in venture management. Participants will have a rare opportunity to engage in direct dialogue with the author and deepen their understanding of management principles.

Anyone involved in HR, management, or organizational development, or those facing challenges in management, are encouraged to attend. This event promises to provide actionable insights into modern management techniques that are crucial for today’s professionals.

Why Learn 'Management Types' Now?

A critical question emerges: What exactly does management entail? How many managers or HR professionals can confidently respond to this query?

With the diversification of work styles and evolving values, relying solely on intuition and past experiences in management is becoming increasingly inadequate. Issues such as low employee engagement, increased turnover rates, and the nurturing of next-generation leaders have become urgent concerns for many organizations.

This context reinforces the necessity to learn management as a technical discipline, moving beyond reliance on personal experience, intuition, or interpersonal skills. Thus, we are excited to facilitate this event with Tadashige Nagamura, whose book “Management Types for Rapid Growth” is a vital resource for HR professionals and managers alike.

What Participants Will Gain from This Event

1. Practical Management Techniques: Understand management tasks concretely as skills that can be applied from day one.
2. Direct Interaction with a Bestselling Author: Gain deep insights based on Nagamura’s extensive expertise, which are not typically covered in books.
3. Networking Opportunities: Connect with peers facing similar challenges, and share experiences and insights through group discussions.
4. Solutions for HR and Organizational Issues: Discover specific strategies that can lead to improved engagement and effective talent development.

Event Details

- Location: HR Library (both in-person and online via Zoom)

Address: 1-12-7 Nihonbashi Kakigaracho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan

- Date & Time: November 7, 2025, from 19:00 to 21:00 (Doors open at 18:30)
- Cost: Free
- Capacity: 30 attendees (in-person participation)

Registration

To join this insightful event, please register through our participation application page: Event Registration.

Important Notes

- Please be aware that shoes must be removed inside the HR Library.
- Due to space limitations, participants may need to sit on cushion floors, so we recommend comfortable attire.
- We kindly ask attendees to refrain from business card exchanges and promotional activities within the HR Library to maintain a conducive community environment.

About Tadashige Nagamura

Tadashige Nagamura is the CEO of EVeM, which he founded after a career at companies such as Recruit, DeNA, and How Television. With a vision to redefine management as a technical skill rather than relying on personal attributes, he has developed a widely-adopted training program for startups and large corporations alike. His book “Management Types for Rapid Growth” explores modern management methodologies crucial in an era where traditional authority no longer holds the same power.

About the HR Library

Opened on April 1, 2024, the HR Library is a coworking space and community hub for HR professionals, housing over 2,500 HR-related books and serving more than 700 members. Operating under the tagline “Learn with peers and shape the future”, the library fosters collaborative learning in an engaging environment.