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2011年 06月 16日(木)
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午後12:00 - 午後02:00
After Tohoku: Does Japan Still Have a Pulse? Hear the Business Community's Voice (6/16)
お申し込み・キャンセル期限: 2011年 06月 13日(月)
スピーカー: Clas Bystedt (Executive Director, FCCJ), Debbie Howard (President, Japan Market Resource Network), Nobuhiko Sasaki (Director-General, METI)
Hosting Committee(s): Special Events
会場: Tokyo American Club MAP
Member Fee: ¥5000
Guest Fee: ¥6000
The ACCJ Tohoku Earthquake Information Facilitation Project's working
team has finished a series of short Pulse Surveys of the Japanese and
foreign business communities aimed at understanding evolving attitudes
and possible differences of opinion on issues related to the earthquake.
Hear the results of the surveys, covering the following five key areas.
- Business operations and return to normalcy;
- Energy concerns and impact on personal and working lives;
- Food safety practices and comfort level with scientific-based evidence
being provided;
- Degree of practicing jishuku (self-restraint) and anticipated return
to normalcy; and
- Government response.
We are extremely fortunate to have the Honorable Banri Kaieda, Minister
of Economy, Trade and Industry, address ACCJ members and guests with
a brief speech at the opening of this event.
Thanks to our Gold Sponsors, Japan Market Resource Network and Rakuten,
as well as the sponsorship of numerous foreign chambers of commerce and
other affiliated business organizations, results were drawn from nearly
3,000 participants over three discrete periods following the crisis:
April 26-27, May 11-12, and May 30-31, 2011. Hear how these results
split on demographic lines and evolved over time.
As an added bonus, Clas Bystedt from the Foreign Chambers of Commerce of
Japan, will present a short summary of the Joint Chambers of Commerce
Business Confidence Survey. Together these two surveys will give you a real
time view of current attitudes towards business, government policy, consumer
spending and the economy among both Japanese and foreign respondents.
This is a not-to-miss event for all those who want to know if Japan
still has a pulse after the crisis, and it is a great opportunity to
meet like-minded professionals from other business organizations.
PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS:
ANZCCJ, Australian and New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Japan
ABC, Austrian Business Council
BLCCJ, Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce in Japan
BCCJ, British Chamber of Commerce in Japan
CCCJ, Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Japan
FCCJ, Finnish Chamber of Commerce in Japan
CCIFJ, French Chamber of Commerce in Japan
DIHKJ, German Chamber of Commerce and Industry
NCCJ, Netherlands Chamber of Commerce in Japan
SCCJ, Swedish Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Japan
AWF, Association for Women in Finance
FEW, For Empowering Women in Japan
FWLA, Foreign Women Lawyers? Association
IBA, International Bankers Association
JIHCN, Japan In-House Counsel Network
RBA, Roppongi Bar Association
ACCJ Tohoku Initiative Working Team
Special Events Committee
NOTE: This meeting is ON THE RECORD
team has finished a series of short Pulse Surveys of the Japanese and
foreign business communities aimed at understanding evolving attitudes
and possible differences of opinion on issues related to the earthquake.
Hear the results of the surveys, covering the following five key areas.
- Business operations and return to normalcy;
- Energy concerns and impact on personal and working lives;
- Food safety practices and comfort level with scientific-based evidence
being provided;
- Degree of practicing jishuku (self-restraint) and anticipated return
to normalcy; and
- Government response.
We are extremely fortunate to have the Honorable Banri Kaieda, Minister
of Economy, Trade and Industry, address ACCJ members and guests with
a brief speech at the opening of this event.
Thanks to our Gold Sponsors, Japan Market Resource Network and Rakuten,
as well as the sponsorship of numerous foreign chambers of commerce and
other affiliated business organizations, results were drawn from nearly
3,000 participants over three discrete periods following the crisis:
April 26-27, May 11-12, and May 30-31, 2011. Hear how these results
split on demographic lines and evolved over time.
As an added bonus, Clas Bystedt from the Foreign Chambers of Commerce of
Japan, will present a short summary of the Joint Chambers of Commerce
Business Confidence Survey. Together these two surveys will give you a real
time view of current attitudes towards business, government policy, consumer
spending and the economy among both Japanese and foreign respondents.
This is a not-to-miss event for all those who want to know if Japan
still has a pulse after the crisis, and it is a great opportunity to
meet like-minded professionals from other business organizations.
PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS:
ANZCCJ, Australian and New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Japan
ABC, Austrian Business Council
BLCCJ, Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce in Japan
BCCJ, British Chamber of Commerce in Japan
CCCJ, Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Japan
FCCJ, Finnish Chamber of Commerce in Japan
CCIFJ, French Chamber of Commerce in Japan
DIHKJ, German Chamber of Commerce and Industry
NCCJ, Netherlands Chamber of Commerce in Japan
SCCJ, Swedish Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Japan
AWF, Association for Women in Finance
FEW, For Empowering Women in Japan
FWLA, Foreign Women Lawyers? Association
IBA, International Bankers Association
JIHCN, Japan In-House Counsel Network
RBA, Roppongi Bar Association
ACCJ Tohoku Initiative Working Team
Special Events Committee
NOTE: This meeting is ON THE RECORD
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