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Miki Tsusaka has been president of Microsoft’s Japan business since February 2023. She now leads the tech giant’s engagement with customers and business partners after spending over 30 years at...
Miki Tsusaka is the president of Microsoft Japan. Appointed in February 2023, Tsusaka leads Microsoft’s engagement with customers, and business partners and is responsible for all product, solution, service and support offerings in Japan.
Tsusaka will lead Microsoft Japan’s engagement with its customers and business partners, and be responsible for all its product, solution, service and support offerings in Japan. She reports to Ahmed Mazhari, President of Microsoft Asia.
Tsusaka will lead Microsoft Japan’s engagement with its customers and business partners, and be responsible for all its product, solution, service and support offerings in Japan. She reports to Ahmed Mazhari, president of Microsoft Asia.
Microsoft has hired Miki Tsusaka from strategy firm Boston Consulting Group as its new Japan president, turning to the consulting industry for help. Tsusaka will lead Microsoft's entire operation in Japan, including customer and business partner engagement, responsibility for all product, solution, service, and support offerings, and internal ...
The Microsoft Corp. executive said she’s particularly interested in helping skill up more women in the local workforce. It’s one of the US company’s four focus areas in Japan, headed by a $2 ...
Early last year, Microsoft’s Office User Assistance team assigned Annik Stahl, a writer and producer for the Office Tools on the Web site, to write a column that would help Office users get more from their software. The assignment led to the birth of a pseudonymous character, the Crabby Office Lady.
