Conference – TMI Associates, Reception – Roppongi Hills Club
Free
On November 25th, the CCCJ in collaboration with INPEX, Chevron, TMI Associates and the Embassy of Canada, will hold a special afternoon conference dealing with current issues in Canadian Energy, with a focus on LNG. The event will feature expert speakers on industry issues including: First Nations’ participation, recent technology developments, the Japanese buyer perspective, and the impact of British Columbia’s new LNG income tax.
The event will be followed by a networking reception at the Roppongi Hills Club.
The Embassy of Canada to Japan is organizing a Mining Investment Seminar on October 10, 2014. The seminar is being organised in partnership with the provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec, with the support of the Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation (JOGMEC).
The seminar will be an opportunity for Japanese companies interested in investing in mining companies in Canada to hear directly from potential partners and learn about future business opportunities.
On the 23rd of April 2014, the CCCJ is hosting a Joint Chamber briefing session for the foreign business community presented by Mr. Hideaki Ibuki, Director of Cool Japan Promotion, METI, and Mr. Nobuyuki Ota, CEO of the Cool Japan Fund. This will be an informative event including a Q&A. It will be followed by a reception at the Roppongi Hills Club.
April 18 (Fri) to April 19 (Sat) Registration Closed
00:00 ~ 03:00
Shangri-La Hotel, Tokyo, Japan
Please check the website. Early bird price until 31st March 2014
Women are the key to a thriving Japan. They are initiating, leading and creating projects and organisations across different fields, industries, companies, communities and nations. Let’s expand that! Explore how women are expanding possibilities for others and themselves.
In this seminar, Asia Corporate Governance Association (ACGA) Secretary General Jamie Allen will explain the key points of ACGA’s recent report on this topic, and the conclusions that ACGA reached. Next, Bruce Aronson, Professor of Law at Hitotsubashi ICS, will summarize the findings of a useful survey done by the Kansayaku Kyokai (Japan Audit and Supervisory Board Members Association) to document real-life examples of the role and concrete actions that kansayaku are taking in Japanese companies.
Chicken and Egg:
Which Comes First, Business or Marketing?
Why Marketing Means Business, Now More than Ever
We are pleased to invite you to join us for a discussion and workshop with Robert Snow, President, Robert Snow Marketing Communications Inc. (Toronto and New York).
Robert will speak on how Marketing as a discipline is essential to informing and inspiring business and product innovation.
