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Altaffer, Timothy
Beaugrand, Christopher
Black, Myrna
Boone, James E.
Cizek, Clare
Clermont, Michele
Collins, Jessica
DiFranco, Sal
Dorow, Martha
Elmore, Paula
Fong, Robert G.
Galileo, Karen Davis
Getchell, Michael D.
Gilkey, Setta
Guiden, Karen E.
Jensen, De'Von
Kleinman, Victor
Kobayashi, Noboru
Kudler, Kathy
La Rocca, Louis
Lopez, Ronni
Love, Chandra
Markham, Jeff
McLaughlin, Debra
Morrow, John
Naughtin, Terri
Nosal, David A.
Oliver, Susan
Olson, LaVonne
Perez, Nathan
Roufs, David
Routson, Joyce
Rybarczyk, Mark
Saligoe, Gloria
Till, Lisa
Zwiefelhofer, Nancy
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N O B O R U ( B O B ) K O B A Y A S H I
Senior Partner
T 917.639.4108 E bob.kobayashi@nosalpartners.com
Noboru (Bob) Kobayashi is a senior partner in the New York office of Nosal Partners LLC, where he conducts senior-level assignments in the financial services industry.
Mr. Kobayashi’s client experience includes financial services (commercial banks, asset management firms, broker/dealer, investment banks, and insurance companies), industrial, international trading, telecommunications, entertainment, consumer electronics, and transportation organizations. He has over 30 years of international business experience in the financial services industry.
Before joining Nosal Partners, Mr. Kobayashi served as Managing Director of Financial Services and Japanese Business in the New York office of a retained executive search firm. He was previously Managing Director of the Japanese Business Practice at another New York-based boutique executive search firm focusing on the financial services industry.
Prior to his career in executive search, Mr. Kobayashi held several senior executive positions during his 20+ year tenure at the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, where he managed the Corporate Banking Divisions in Tokyo and Chicago, the Human Resources Department in New York, and the European Credit Division in London. Mr. Kobayashi helped integrate The Mitsubishi Bank and Bank of Tokyo’s U.S. operations while serving as the bank’s Director of Human Resources in New York. He later managed the bank’s credit portfolio for the telecommunications, entertainment, food, and retail industries for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Mr. Kobayashi graduated from Keio University in Tokyo with a B.A. in Economics, and holds an M.B.A. from New York University’s Stern School of Business.

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