[Notice / In the Media] “Finding and Recommending the Next Generation of Leaders in Global Health” (Human Resource Strategy Center for Global Health, June 22, 2021）
date : 7/21/2021
On June 22, 2021, the Human Resource Strategy Center for Global Health presented a report entitled “Finding and Recommending the Next Generation of Leaders in Global Health.” The report was based on research that aimed to identify professionals with the potential to serve in senior and executive positions in international organizations in the healthcare field.
Health and Global Policy Institute (HGPI) Manager Joji Sugawara participated in the group discussion regarding the interview survey for young and mid-career researchers.
■ Report (full text)
“Finding and Recommending the Next Generation of Leaders in Global Health”
*Please note that the documents linked above are only available in Japanese.
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