TOSHIO OMORI

 

1972-1974   Worked as a mechanical engineer at Weldotron/USA, one of the world’s best shrink packaging machinery manufacturers. 

1972-1975   Worked as a sales engineer at Kliklok/USA, one of the world’s best box making and vertical pillow packaging machinery manufacturers.

1975-1980   Established Kliklok Japan and worked as a sales engineer.

1981～ Started working at Omori machinery

1994～ Established Beijin Omori/China

2008～ President & CEO

2012～ Established Omori North America/Canada

2013～ Chairman of the board JPMMA Japan Packaging Machinery Manufacturers’ Association)

2015～ Established Omori Thailand 

2015～ Established Omori Europe/Holland

 

 

 

I have been working in the packaging machinery business for as long as 46 years. I spent some years in NJ and CA. Through the experience, I learned a lot about the USA, got a lot of friends and built up a human network. My English capability helped me to communicate smoothly with business partners all over the world.

My expertise is wide-ranging knowledge in packaging and networking all over the world.  

 

 

 

The biggest lesson from my business experiences is the importance of communication. Communication based on mutual trust, heart to heart and face to face would surely bring mutual understanding and solve many problems.

English is very important as the universal communication tool. However, to learn other languages is also important to do business locally.

My management is based on mutual trust, which comes from communication.

 

 

 

Peter Drucker: I read many books of his and I followed some of them.

 

 

 

Shozo Omori, the founder of Omori machinery and my father

“I can hear the machine voice”

“Let’s do it because it looks interesting”