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2017/10/04	The 2nd Expert SGH Lecture	\| by matsuo-h

◇The 2nd Expert SGH Ｌecture in 2017◇

＜Date＞　2017/10/04（Wed）01:30pm ～ 02:30pm
＜Place＞   Matsuo high school Gym
＜Participants＞ All students of Matsuo high school
＜Theme＞　What is "Living Power" ~Force that Society Demands~
＜Purpose＞ To have expert knowledge as a global human resources and to
                      foster independence, a spirit of challenge,and communication
                      skills
＜Lecturer＞ Mr.Tetsu Ozaki. Director, Representative Executive Officer &
                     Deputy President and Group COO of Nomura Holdings,Inc

It was a great opportunity that we could invite such a notable person as the representative executive officer of Nomura Holdings,Inc. He talked about the importance of edge of life and also what it means to live in society. Receiving this lecture, students realized how important it will be to do something everyday even if it's a small thing.
This lecture was valuable for the students to deepen their knowledge of thoughts and also to give them a willingness to study.

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