Mission-Based Global
Management Training(MGM)
– Developing hands-on global talent by directing foreign assistants in Manila –
Do you face these challenges?
Even if smooth communication and management are your strengths, you struggle overseas.
Instructions in English → not 100% understood → results fall short of expectations.
Handling a wide range of problems in a different culture takes up your time.
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Through Mission-Based Global Management Training (MGM), you gain in a short time the same experience as being posted abroad and working with foreign staff, developing global talent that is strong on the front line.
Services provided by Grandline
MGM Training
Typical duration
1–12 weeks
Format
In-person
Online
Day classes in Manila
Program goals
Deliver results by giving clear instructions to and managing assistants with limited time and resources in an unfamiliar English environment.
Through this process, you develop true global communication.Target outcomes
Program features
・Accomplish an assigned mission within the period using a dedicated foreign assistant
・Includes mindset training by a Japanese mentor with extensive overseas experience
・Improve your ability to communicate clearly with a language coach
・Objective evaluation of management skills through reverse evaluation by the foreign assistant
Skills you develop
・Leadership to motivate overseas staff
・Drive to accomplish missions in an unfamiliar environment
・Communication skills that produce output from staff
・The perspective of a manager of foreign staff, gained by having foreign subordinates
・(When choosing two or more assistants) maximizing teamwork among assistants
Week 1 schedule
Program supervisor & mentor
Supervisor: Yuya Mochizuki
Mission design and evaluation of deliverables
– Profile –
Graduated from the Faculty of Policy Management, Keio University, and completed the MBA course at Hitotsubashi University Graduate School of Commerce. Joined Nomura Securities in 2009, working consistently in investment banking on origination and execution of M&A, financing and IR, mainly for listed companies. Since March 2021, he has joined startups in Japan and abroad as CFO, overseeing mainly fundraising and corporate administration.
Mentor: Kayo Segawa Medina
Mindset training and management skills evaluation
– Profile –
After graduating from high school in Japan, she studied for four years at a university in Boston. She then joined Citibank in Tokyo, working as a personal financial advisor and in corporate finance for six years before being posted to Manila, where she has handled finance-related departments for 13 years. She now designs talent development training curricula, has worked with teammates in Asia, the Americas, Europe and South America, and coaches junior staff.
Fees
| In-person study (not subject to tax) |
| 1 week: from 275,000 JPY |
| Includes ・Tuition (including materials) ・Assistant fees ・Airport transfers ・Meals (3 meals, weekdays only) ・Accommodation (including supplies) ・Accommodation cleaning (weekdays only) ・Utilities ・SSP (Special Study Permit) |
| * No enrollment fee * For stays over 30 days, a visa extension fee applies (3,030 PHP) * As the above are cross-border transactions, Japanese consumption tax is not included in each item. |
| Online (plus 10% consumption tax) |
| 1 week: from 176,000 JPY |
| Includes ・Tuition (including materials) ・Assistant fees |
| * No enrollment fee * No communication charges |
| Day classes (plus 12% VAT) |
| 1 day: from 10,800 PHP |
| Includes ・Tuition (including materials) ・Assistant fees |
| * No enrollment fee * Minimum 5 days (5 consecutive days required) * As the above are cross-border transactions, Japanese consumption tax is not included in each item. |
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