14th Hitachi Young Leaders Initiative - Multisite ITB

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Hitachi Young Leaders Initiative

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1. What is Hitachi Young Leaders Initiative (HYLI)?

HYLI is a community relations program that aims to identify and nurture potential Asian leaders by bringing them together to discuss regional issues and foster relationships with influential government officials, prominent

business leaders, academics and NGO representatives. Since its inauguration in Singapore in 1996, the HYLI has been successful in bringing the best and brightest students in Asia together. The initiative offers student participants a unique platform to broaden their outlook on regional and global issues while promoting Asian values and cross-cultural understanding.

1996

• 1^st HYLI

• 6 Countries

2007

• 8^th HYLI

• 7 Countries (Vietnam)

2010

• HYLI Alumni Forum

2015

• 13^th HYLI

• 8 Countries (Myanmar)

2017

• 14^th HYLI

• 8 Countries

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100

Speakers

8

countries Over

300

Alumni

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Undergraduate or postgraduate students, fluent in English who

possess a keen interest in regional and global issues. HYLI will bring together some of the brightest students from Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and Japan.

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Who is it for?

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Selected students represent their country at the forum, where ministerial- level officials, ambassadors, business leaders and academics will discuss the important issues facing the region and engage in a dialogue with the student participants, who will then work together to present their ideas about how these issues can be addressed in the future. HYLI offers a unique opportunity for students to make contacts with these leaders and have

their ideas heard by people who matter.

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What do they get out of it?

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At the heart of successful business are sound human resources, which are ultimately rooted in education. Identifying tomorrow’s leaders today and providing a unique opportunity for students to learn and grow is what drives Hitachi’s ongoing sponsorship of this program.

1. What is Hitachi Young Leaders Initiative (HYLI)?

Why does Hitachi sponsor this initiative?

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2. The outline of 14

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HYLI

• Date: From July 10

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• Venue: Yangon, Myanmar

• Theme: Challenges in Urbanization

• Participating Countries:

Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines,

Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and Japan.

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http://www.hitachi.com/csr/sc/activities/hyli/index.html

For more information, please visit HYLI website!

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HYLI - Learning Curriculum (1)

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Assignment DAY１ DAY2 DAY3 DAY4 _Meeting^Report

 The students researched the cases in each country to showcase to address transportation issues either

successfully or unsuccessfully through not only desktop research but also interviewing experts and wrote a essay on their research by pair.

Pre Assignment ① (Group work by country)

Pre Assignment ② (Essay on assigned theme by pair)

 The students created the infographics to illustrate the challenges on public transportation in their representing country.

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Pre-

Assignment DAY１ DAY2 DAY3 DAY4 _Meeting^Report

1. Forum

2. Student Workshop ①

 Followed by opening remarks from Mr. Shimizu, Hitachi Ltd. , Guest of Honor delivered his speech.

 Through the speeches, panel discussion by experts and Q&A in session 1 & 2, students deepened their

understanding on current state of public transportation and best practices.

Session 1：“A Snapshot of the Current State of Urbanization and Sustainability in ASEAN”

Session 2：“An Overview of the Infrastructural Options for People-centric and Environment- friendly Transportation Systems”

 4 group consisting of 8 students from different country had a group discussion toward the final day presentation.

 The discussion was facilitated by Hitachi employees with diverse background.

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DAY１ DAY2 DAY3 DAY4 1. Forum

2. Student Workshop ②

 Followed by the speech of Mr. Nakao, President of ADB, Session3 panelists presented their opinions on government policy and new innovative services by private company.

Session 3： “Shaping a Culture of Sharing: Lifestyle Changes for Efficient Transportation”

 Cont’d from DAY1

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HYLI - Learning Curriculum (3)

Pre- Assignment

Report Meeting

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DAY１ DAY2 DAY3 DAY4 1. Fieldwork

2. Student Workshop ③

 The students conducted interviews in Manila to local community representatives of Gawad Kalinga village and drivers of a tricycle taxiThe interviews gave the students insights on various issues of public

transportation from not only passengers’ perspective but also that of business operators.

 Cont’d from Day 1&2 .

（１）Interview on local community

（２）Visit at Bonifacio Global City

 The students understood that public transportation plays a key part of city development planning

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Pre- Assignment

Report Meeting

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DAY１ DAY2 DAY3 DAY4

1. Student Presentations

 ４ group presented their proposal toward realization of public transportation which is people-centric and environment-friendly.

 Guest mentors gave their feedback on each presentations.

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DAY１ DAY2 DAY3 DAY4

1. Farewell Dinner & Cultural Presentations

 Each country presented their cultural performances and students promoted to understand respective culture each other.

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DAY１ DAY2 DAY3 DAY4

 After the 13^th HYLI week, Hitachi held “HYLI Reporting Meeting” in each country, inviting 13^th HYLI delegates, HYLI alumni, selection panel and other stakeholders. (From October 2015 to February 2016)

 In the meeting, HAS MDs introduced the outline of Hitachi and 13^th

delegates shared their lessons learned with attendees as well as enjoyed networking opportunity.

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HYLI - Learning Curriculum (6)

Pre- Assignment

Report Meeting

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Hitachi Group Companies in Indonesia

151 5 Bekasi (3 Companies)

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PT. Hitachi Power Systems Indonesia

PT. Hitachi Construction Machinery Indonesia

PT. Hitachi Automotive Systems Indonesia

Cilegon (1 Company)

PT. NX Indonesia

Jakarta (14 Companies & 4 Rep. Office)

PT. Hitachi Asia Indonesia

PT. Hitachi Modern Sales Indonesia

PT. Hitachi High-Technologies Indonesia

PT. Hitachi Plant Technologies Indonesia

PT. Hexindo Adiperkasa Tbk.

PT. Arthaasia Finance

PT. Nissin Kuwahara Indonesia

PT. Berdiri Matahari Logistik

PT. Hitachi Transportation System Indonesia

PT. Hitachi Sunway Information Systems Indonesia

PT. Hitachi Capital Finance Indonesia

PT. Hitachi eBworx Indonesia

PT. Hitachi Terminal Solutions Indonesia

PT. Hitachi Consulting Indonesia

Hitachi Data Systems Pte. Ltd.

Hitachi Ltd. Rep. Office (BUT)

Hitachi Plant Constructions Rep. Office

Hitachi Asia Ltd. Rep Office (BUT)

Karawang (2 Companies)

PT. Hitachi Chemical Indonesia

PT. Vantec Logistics Indonesia

Jakarta

20 companies & 4 Rep. Off.

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Four focus business domains

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Finance・

Public・ Healthcare Industry・

Distribution

・Water

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