Yuko was the very first manager to approach me when I joined Yusen in 2018. The first few slices of the company’s internal culture that proved to be very substantial in my leadership compass at Yusen, I owed to her. Having worked with Yuko in many challenging shipments cemented my utmost respect for her humility to seek consult in spite of her extensive expertise and skills. She also has the smarts unique to her that few giant accounts prefer to only connect with her. And I don’t blame them. I myself can attest to her unparalleled commitment having brainstormed with this talented lady in more than one occasion. She possesses that great welcoming attitude to changes, intelligent ideas, ability to balance multiple varying tasks. She is a remarkable person. She is an inspiration and is such a positive influence to people. Fair in her judgment to any situation. Anyone will have no gainsay, she is a woman people will always cherish to have had the honor to work with, to build camaraderie with.

I had the pleasure of working under Yuko while I was at Yusen Logistics. As a manager, she had to manage a diverse group in all regards and she did it very well. She understood the individual needs of her direct reports and worked very hard to accommodate everyone while being fair and equal to the group. She was always available if you wanted to talk which was very reassuring. Her management style ensured that everyone felt involved and had a say in decisions that affected the team. Yusen Logistics endured very difficult challenges during restructuring that caused a lot of stress and uneasiness among the group, but Yuko kept the team focused and cohesive through it all. She ensured that the team remained committed to the objective and we strategized as a team to bring about positive change, even during times of uncertainty with the restructuring. As someone who one day hopes to become a manager himself, I learned a lot on how to effectively and caringly manage a diverse team...any organization would be lucky to have Yuko in it, she has demonstrated her abilities as a manager and more importantly as a truly caring person who people can trust.

Yuko was the very first manager to approach me when I joined Yusen in 2018. The first few slices of the company’s internal culture that proved to be very substantial in my leadership compass at Yusen, I owed to her. Having worked with Yuko in many challenging shipments cemented my utmost respect for her humility to seek consult in spite of her extensive expertise and skills. She also has the smarts unique to her that few giant accounts prefer to only connect with her. And I don’t blame them. I myself can attest to her unparalleled commitment having brainstormed with this talented lady in more than one occasion. She possesses that great welcoming attitude to changes, intelligent ideas, ability to balance multiple varying tasks. She is a remarkable person. She is an inspiration and is such a positive influence to people. Fair in her judgment to any situation. Anyone will have no gainsay, she is a woman people will always cherish to have had the honor to work with, to build camaraderie with.

I had the pleasure of working under Yuko while I was at Yusen Logistics. As a manager, she had to manage a diverse group in all regards and she did it very well. She understood the individual needs of her direct reports and worked very hard to accommodate everyone while being fair and equal to the group. She was always available if you wanted to talk which was very reassuring. Her management style ensured that everyone felt involved and had a say in decisions that affected the team. Yusen Logistics endured very difficult challenges during restructuring that caused a lot of stress and uneasiness among the group, but Yuko kept the team focused and cohesive through it all. She ensured that the team remained committed to the objective and we strategized as a team to bring about positive change, even during times of uncertainty with the restructuring. As someone who one day hopes to become a manager himself, I learned a lot on how to effectively and caringly manage a diverse team...any organization would be lucky to have Yuko in it, she has demonstrated her abilities as a manager and more importantly as a truly caring person who people can trust.

Yuko was the very first manager to approach me when I joined Yusen in 2018. The first few slices of the company’s internal culture that proved to be very substantial in my leadership compass at Yusen, I owed to her. Having worked with Yuko in many challenging shipments cemented my utmost respect for her humility to seek consult in spite of her extensive expertise and skills. She also has the smarts unique to her that few giant accounts prefer to only connect with her. And I don’t blame them. I myself can attest to her unparalleled commitment having brainstormed with this talented lady in more than one occasion. She possesses that great welcoming attitude to changes, intelligent ideas, ability to balance multiple varying tasks. She is a remarkable person. She is an inspiration and is such a positive influence to people. Fair in her judgment to any situation. Anyone will have no gainsay, she is a woman people will always cherish to have had the honor to work with, to build camaraderie with.

I had the pleasure of working under Yuko while I was at Yusen Logistics. As a manager, she had to manage a diverse group in all regards and she did it very well. She understood the individual needs of her direct reports and worked very hard to accommodate everyone while being fair and equal to the group. She was always available if you wanted to talk which was very reassuring. Her management style ensured that everyone felt involved and had a say in decisions that affected the team. Yusen Logistics endured very difficult challenges during restructuring that caused a lot of stress and uneasiness among the group, but Yuko kept the team focused and cohesive through it all. She ensured that the team remained committed to the objective and we strategized as a team to bring about positive change, even during times of uncertainty with the restructuring. As someone who one day hopes to become a manager himself, I learned a lot on how to effectively and caringly manage a diverse team...any organization would be lucky to have Yuko in it, she has demonstrated her abilities as a manager and more importantly as a truly caring person who people can trust.