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Growth Strategy Task Force

Nicholas
Benes Chair

Kumi
Sato Vice-Chair

Michael
Alfant Vice-Chair

Junko
Tsuda Vice-Chair

Objective: Builds on the findings of an academic study to highlight the drivers and benefits of foreign direct investment into Japan. The Task Force will issue an overarching policy piece and release a series of industry-specific recommendations for achieving the full growth potential of the Japanese economy.

Committee News

Aug 15, 2012

Casinos in Japan: No Gamble Here - Developing Japan's Next Strategic Growth Opportunity (Event Reminder)

Date: August 23, 2012Time: 12:00 - 2:00 p.m.Speaker: Jan Jones Venue: Tokyo American ClubMember Fee: ¥4900Guest Fee: ¥5900Extras: Meal includedSign up: ACCJ event calendarAfter long consideration, Japan appears to be nearing…

Past Committee Events

Feb 21, 2013

Japan's Growth Strategy, Looking Forward in 2013 and Beyond

An update from Professor Fukao, who provides intellectual capital for the ACCJ Growth Strategy Task Force (GSTF) and the Japanese government.Since 2010, "growth" has become an even more pressing topic…