Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced its organizational changes and changes in the executive officer structure and division of duties effective April 1, 2026, pursuant to a resolution passed during a regular meeting of the Board of Directors held earlier today. The company also announced Executive Officers (Associate) to be appointed on the same date. Renaming Corporate Human Resources Group to Corporate Human Resources & Culture Transformation Group; Mitsubishi Electric intends to promote organizational culture reform initiatives from an employee perspective, which had previously been promoted by the Corporate Culture Transformation Div.
of the Sustainability Innovation Group, comprehensively with human resources strategies and fortify its execution capabilities. For this purpose, the company will incorporate and consolidate the Corporate Culture Transformation Div. into the Corporate Human Resources Group, which will thus be renamed the Corporate Human Resources & Culture Transformation Group.
Mitsubishi Electric Corp is a Japan-based company engaged in the industry mobility, life and other businesses. The Company operates in six business segments. The Infrastructure segment is engaged in the social systems, power systems, defense and space and systems businesses, and provides electrical equipment for railway vehicles, wireless communication equipment and others. The Industry & Mobility segment is engaged in the factory automation (FA) system business and the automotive equipment business. The Life segment is engaged in the building system business and the air conditioning and home appliances business. The Business Platform segment is involved in the information systems and services business. The Semiconductor Device segment is involved in the electronic devices business. The Other segment provides materials procurement, logistics, real estate, advertising and publicity and finance.
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