She’s no Sarah Palin (yet) but Yuriko Koike may become even more powerful than the Alaskan governor if she is successful in becoming the Prime Minister of Japan.
She won’t get the headlines like Sarah Palin, but the former defense minister is formidable in her own right.
Like Sarah Palin, Yuriko Koike got her start in television news. She is fluent in English and Arabic and promises to tackle women’s and environmental issues. She won’t get the U.S. media attention of Sarah Palin, but her candidacy is just as trend-shaking.
Female Politicians in Asia
Yuriko Koike Candidate for Japan's Top Spot
Trend Themes
1. Female Politicians in Asia - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the political landscape as more women politicians rise to power in Asia.
2. Yuriko Koike's Candidacy - Potential for disruptive innovation in governance and policy-making as Yuriko Koike emerges as a formidable candidate for Japan's Prime Minister.
3. Environmental and Women's Issues - Disruptive innovation opportunities in addressing environmental and women's issues as Yuriko Koike promises to tackle these areas.
Industry Implications
1. Politics - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the political landscape as more women politicians rise to power in Asia.
2. Governance - Potential for disruptive innovation in governance and policy-making as Yuriko Koike emerges as a formidable candidate for Japan's Prime Minister.
3. Environmental Advocacy - Disruptive innovation opportunities in addressing environmental and women's issues as Yuriko Koike promises to tackle these areas.