FEATURE INTERVIEW
Kathleen Dyer
Vice President, Product-to-Market, NCR Japan

Kathleen Dyer shares with us her overall vocational progression and what led her to the career transition of moving to Japan. She talks about the numbers of roles she currently get involved in Product-to-Market, NCR Japan and the challenges she face working in Japan during the last two years. As a successful executive woman, Kathleen reveals her thoughts on the key success factors for women to gain a fruitful career in Japan. Tune in to find out what tips she offers to the young career driven women nowadays.

Kathleen is Vice President, Product-to-Market, NCR Japan, where she is responsible for marketing and solution development for the Japan organization. In this position she is based in Tokyo and reports to the President and CEO of NCR Japan, Ltd.

Prior to her current position, Kathy was General Manager, NCR Brazil, where she was responsible for the start up of NCR’s ATM business including ATM manufacturing, engineering and supply chain operations. NCR is the world’s leading provider of ATM hardware, software and service solutions.

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Executive Women

Today, there are more women in executive and managerial positions than ever before, it brings increasing opportunities to impact major business arenas. The Executive Women program offering fresh insights into women’s life today and how they are presenting challenging ideas for creating a better workplace environment for everyone.

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