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SI: CFO/EDP Nobuyuki Oneda Retiring After 41 Years Of Working For Sony

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Nobuyuki Oneda (pictured far right) currently serves as Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President of Sony Corporation and has been its Corporate Executive Officer since 2004. He is primarily responsible for Corporate Planning and Control, Accounting, Tax, Finance, Investor Relations, and Disclosure Controls. On June 18th, he will retire and current Deputy CFO, Masaru Kato, will assume Oneda’s place as Chief Financial Officer. Oneda joined Sony on April, 1969 (at the age of 24) and has served many positions in the company throughout his tenure, including Senior Vice President, Head of Transformation 60, Corporate Planning & Control, Accounting and Information Systems of Sony Corp.

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Here is some of the other titles he’s held in Sony throughout the years:

  • Jun 2004 – Oneda served as Sevenior Vice President, Corporate Executive Officer of Sony Corporation
  • Feb 2004 – Oneda served as Officer in charge of Corporate Planning and Control, and Accounting of Sony Corporation
  • 2003 – Oneda served as Senior Vice President, Executive Officer of Sony Corporation
  • 2002 – Oneda served as Officer and Chief Financial Officer, Network Application & Content Service Sector of Sony Corporation and Corporate Senior Vice President of Sony Corporation
  • 2000 – Oneda served as Deputy President and Chief Financial Officer of Sony Electronics Inc. and Group Executive Officer of Sony Corporation
  • 1999 – Oneda served as an Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Sony Electronics Inc. (a U.S. subsidiary of Sony Corporation)
  • 1996 – Oneda served as General Manager, Corporate Planning & Control Department of Sony Corp.

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