Background
Hasegawa, Norishige was born on August 8, 1907 in Kumamoto, Japan. Son of Teiichiro and Sakae (Aochi) Hasegawa.
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Norishige Hasegawa
Norishige Hasegawa, Japanese chemicals executive. Decorated Commander Order of Phoenix Greece, 1st Order of Sacred Treasure Japan; recipient medal, Distinguished Industrialist Osaka Prefecture, Japan, 1968, Blue Ribbon medal, Japanese Government, 1969.
Education
Bachelor of Laws, Tokyo Imperial University, 1931.
Career
Director since 1951, Manager Director 1956, Vice President 1963-1965, President 1965-1977, Chairman 1977-1985, Director and Counsellor 1985-1989, Counsellor since 1989. Chairman Japan-United States Business Council. Adviser, Federation Economics Organization (Keidanren).
Life Trustee, Japan Committee Economics Development. Executive Councillor Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Standing Director Kansai Economics Federation.
Adviser Japan Chemistry Industry Association. Chairman Nippon Asahan Aluminium Company Ltd. Chartered; President Japan Greece Society.
Trustee, University of The Sacred Heart. Commander for Japan, The Trilateral Commission. Adviser Japan Petrochemical Industry Association.
Director numerous other cos.
Membership
Chairman Japan-United States Business Council, Japan-United States Midwest Association, Tokyo. Member of Japan Chemical Industry Association (advisor), Kansai Economic Federation (standing director), Japan Committee Economic Development (trustee), Federation Economic Organizations (advisor), International Primary Aluminium Institute (honorary).
Interests
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Golf, arts, Greek culture.
Connections
Married Tomiko Ataka Hasegawa. 1 child Keiko.
- Father:
- Teiichiro Hasegawa
- Mother:
- Sakae (Aochi) Hasegawa
- Spouse:
- Tomiko Ataka Hasegawa
- child:
- Keiko Hasegawa
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Born
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Nationality
Japanese -
Ethnicity
Education
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1931
Tokyo Imperial University , Bachelor of Laws
Career
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1951 - 1956
Awards
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Decorated Commander Order of Phoenix Greece, 1st Order of Sacred Treasure Japan. Recipient medal, Distinguished Industrialist Osaka Prefecture, Japan, 1968, Blue Ribbon medal, Japanese Government, 1969.Decorated Commander Order of Phoenix Greece, 1st Order of Sacred Treasure Japan. Recipient medal, Distinguished Industrialist Osaka Prefecture, Japan, 1968, Blue Ribbon medal, Japanese Government, 1969.