Toshiba nominates new CEO in bid to put accounting scandal behind it


  • TECH
  • Monday, 09 May 2016

New heads: Toshiba Corp incoming President and chief executive Satoshi Tsunakawa (left) and incoming chairman Shigenori Shiga at a news conference at the company headquarters in Tokyo, Japan May 6. — Reuters

TOKYO: Japan's Toshiba Corp said it had nominated Satoshi Tsunakawa, a former head of its medical equipment division, to be its next chief executive officer – a move that it hopes will draw a line under a damaging accounting scandal.

Sixty-year-old Tsunakawa, who was not embroiled in the scandal, is credited with having grown the medical equipment unit into a major profit driver. He is currently a senior executive vice president.

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