Yokogawa rolled out a cross-organizational virtual team directly under the president to adapt to the turbulent environment and an uncertain future. We are committed to advocating Yokogawa’s Purpose, building a co-creative network, creating value to deal with social issues, and developing the next generation of leaders.
What is the Future Co-creation Initiative for?
To lead co-creation utilizing future scenarios developed by the next generation of leaders
Recently, we’ve entered an era of profound change in the external environment, with the future being extremely hard to predict. Aware of the urgent need to harness our future-oriented perspective, Yokogawa launched the Future Co-creation Initiative in April 2021. Under this initiative, Yokogawa fosters the development of human resources who can adapt to change, who have a broad vision, and who possess creative collaboration skills—all so that we can continue to lead and contribute to our clients worldwide as a long-term reliable partner. The project is built around scenario-planning activities, and it is dedicated to building a creative collaboration network with outside entities, creating new value to resolve social issues, and fostering the development of the next generation of leaders.
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Interview
Our collaborators discuss the value and meaning of “Future Co-creation Initiative” from various perspectives.
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About us
Introduction of our next-generation leadership development and a co-creation network beyond the scope of business.
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Our Passion
Background and aspirations behind launching co-creative activities in an age without clear answers.
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Future Scenarios
Future scenarios generated by young leaders of the future through scenario planning and co-creative dialogue.
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Scenario Ambassadors
Introduction of Scenario Ambassadors—representatives selected from each Yokogawa department enjoying growth and learning.
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Collaborator Networks
Fostering “weak ties” among our supporters, partners and individual companies, while building an industry-government-academia network.
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Sponsor Article
Article published by WIRED, the US-based tech culture magazine.
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