Kellogg Magazine 2015/2018

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Tetsuya Sogo (EMP32): Ted, CEO of NTN Americas, has expanded NTN’s business steadily for the automotive and industrial markets in North and South America for over six years. He and his wife, Hisa, made a great trip to Machu Picchu over the Christmas holidays in 2017. 

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