ACCJ Leadership Guide

Advocacy

Through an active advocacy program, the ACCJ represents the collective interests of ACCJ members to the Japanese and U.S. governments and other stakeholders. Here are guidelines for making the most of your advocacy efforts and keeping them in line with ACCJ positions.

Communications

An organization as active as the ACCJ engages with members and the public through a variety of channels. Here are guidelines on how to make the most of the ACCJ's various  channels to promote your message, both online and in print.

Programs

CEAC
Events that bring people together should extend a clear benefit to ACCJ members and dovetail with one or more of our four pillars: networking, information sharing, advocacy and community. Here are guidelines to help you create relevant and compelling programs.
The Committee Excellence Advisory Council (CEAC) plays a key role in the ACCJ strategy to improve member centricity, strengthen advocacy and increase the efficiency of chamber operations to ensure we are maximizing members’ time. Here's how.