清华海外名师讲堂第四十九讲

【主讲】稻盛和夫

【主题】萧条中飞跃的大智慧

【时间】2009-6-9(周二) 19:00

【地点】清华经管学院舜德楼401

【语言】日语（中日语交传）

【主办】清华大学国际合作与交流处、清华经管领导力研究中心、湛庐文化

【简介】

他，缔造了两家世界500强公司；

他，被誉为日本四大经营之圣之一。

2009年，稻盛和夫先生来访中国，为我们解读：在萧条中飞跃的大智慧

稻盛和夫（INAMORI KAZUO），1932年出生于日本鹿儿岛，鹿儿岛大学工学部毕业。27岁创办京都陶瓷株式会社（现名京瓷Kyocera），52岁创办第二电电（原名DDI，现名KDDI，目前在日本为仅次于NTT的第二大通讯公司），这两家公司都已跻身世界500强。稻盛和夫也被誉为日本四大“经营之圣”之一（另三位分别是松下公司的创始人松下幸之助、索尼公司的创始人盛田昭夫以及本田公司的创始人本田宗一郎），其“敬天爱人”的经营哲学更被日本企业界奉为圭臬。

事业成功之余，稻盛和夫1984年创立“稻盛基金会”，并设立「京都赏」奖金，每年颁奖表彰全球对人类社会发展具有卓越贡献的人士。此外，他还出任以年轻一辈经营者为招收对象的「盛和塾」校长，培育新世代经营者。

除了公司职位之外，稻盛和夫还是京都工商会的名誉会长，皇家瑞典工程学会的海外会员，华盛顿卡耐基学院的名誉理事，美国国家工程学会的海外会员。

稻盛和夫选择了坚持将正确的做人准则运用到公司经营中，并在公司从小做大的过程中，提炼出了自己人生方程式（人生/工作的结果=思维方式×热情×能力）。

从“商道”到“人道”再到“佛道”，一手缔造两家全球500强企业，日本“经营之圣”稻盛和夫与您畅谈哲学人生，在萧条中飞跃的大智慧。

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【Topic】：June 9:Tsinghua Global Vision Lectures:INAMORI KAZUO, INAMORI KAZUO, Founder of Kyocera & KDDI: Great Wisdom of Leap in Depression

【Speaker】 INAMORI KAZUO

【Topic】 Great Wisdom of Leap in Depression

【Time】 19:00-20:30, Tuesday, June 9

【Venue】 Room 401, Shunde Building, Tsinghua SEM

【Language】Japanese(with Chinese translation)

【Organizer】Office of International Cooperation and Exchange, Tsinghua University,Tsinghua Center for Leadership Development and Research,Beijing Cheersbooks Literary Agency【Background Information】

Dr. Kazuo Inamori was born in Kagoshima, Japan, in 1932. He graduated from Kagoshima University in 1955 with a Bachelor of Engineering degree and joined Shofu Industries, an insulator manufacturing company, in Kyoto. In April 1959, he established Kyoto Ceramic Co., Ltd. (nowKyocera Corporation) with an investment of 3 million Japanese yen from acquaintances. He served as president and chairman of the company until 1997, when he assumed the title of founder and chairman emeritus.

When Japan's telecommunications industry was deregulated in 1984, Inamori quickly took the initiative to establish DDI Corporation, and became its chairman. In October 2000, DDI merged with KDD and IDO to createKDDI Corporation. Inamori served as KDDI's chairman emeritus. He was named honorary adviser in June 2001.

In 1984, Inamori made a personal endowment to establish the non-profit Inamori Foundation, and became its president. At the same time, he created the Kyoto Prize, an international award presented by theInamori Foundationeach November to recognize individuals and groups worldwide who have made outstanding contributions to the betterment of the global community and humankind.

His volunteer service includes leadingSeiwajyuku, a private management school operating in 60 locations, seven of which are outside of Japan.

He also holds several posts outside of the company including honorary chairman of the Kyoto Chamber of Commerce and Industry, foreign member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences, trustee emeritus of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, and foreign associate of the National Academy of Engineering in the United States.

This event is open to all the faculties and students of Tsinghua University.