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          Takanobu Ito, the new President and CEO of Honda Motor Co, shared with the Malaysian media during an interview earlier today at the Tokyo Motorshow..

          Takanobu Ito

          Japanese design engineer, senior member of the board of directors of Honda Motor Co.
          Date of Birth: 29.08.1953
          Country: Japan

          Content:
          1. Takanobu Ito - A Biography
          2. Reasons for Departure
          3. The Airbag Scandal

          Takanobu Ito - A Biography

          Takanobu Ito, a Japanese engineer and senior member of the board of directors of Honda Motor Co., was unexpectedly announced to step down from his position as president of the company.

          Born on August 29, 1953, in Tokyo, Japan, Ito graduated from Kyoto University.

          Ito, the motorcycle-racing engineer who's led Honda since , said he handpicked Hachigo for his experiences running Honda's various overseas businesses.

        1. The Japanese auto maker said Takahiro Hachigo, a year-old managing officer based in China, will succeed Takanobu Ito, 61, as president and CEO by June.
        2. Takanobu Ito, the new President and CEO of Honda Motor Co, shared with the Malaysian media during an interview earlier today at the Tokyo Motorshow.
        3. On 23 February , Honda announced that CEO and President Takanobu Ito would step down and be replaced by Takahiro Hachigo in June of that year.
        4. The removal of Takanobu Ito from the top post was part of a broad management shakeup, in which several key executives worldwide will be.

          5. In April 1978, he joined Honda Motor Co. as a chassis engineer. Ito became the executive vice president of Honda R&D in 1998. In April 2009, he was appointed as the president and director of Honda R&D Co., Ltd. From June 2009, Ito served as the president, chief executive officer, and representative director of Honda Motor Co.

          Reasons for Departure

          Honda Motor Co., the third-largest automobile manufacturer in Japan, announced the departure of its current pres