Events - Speaker

Learn from Executives

  • April 24 (Wed) Registration Closed
  • 18:30 ~ 21:00
  • CCCJ Member -- JPY3,000., Non-Member -- JPY6,400.

[Registration: https://peatix.com/event/3922418/view]

The American Chamber of Commerce in Japan (ACCJ) CEO Forum and Young Professionals Forum (YPF) kindly extends the invitation to CCCJ members to join them for the latest installment of the Learning from Executive Series. This event is an opportunity for executives and young professionals to share their perspectives on meaning & purpose, personal growth, and modern career paths.  

Special Thanksgiving Event - Move, Eat & Chill Vol.2 🇨🇦

  • October 14 (Sat) Registration Closed
  • 10:00 ~ 14:30
  • Member, GAC staff --- ¥4,500, Non-member --- ¥6,500 (Additional rental mat ¥800)

Building on the success of the Thanksgiving work out + picnic event we hosted in 2021, the CCCJ Wellness Committee is thrilled to invite you to another Thanksgiving special with yoga, or run/walk, followed by a delicious turkey bento picnic!

Co-hosted with the Canadian Embassy Workplace Wellbeing Committee, this year’s event will feature a fireside chat with special guests to discuss how wellness has evolved in our business and daily lives.  

[Virtual] Sustainability Outlook: Trends that Will Shape Our Businesses and Lives in 2022

  • March 29 (Tue) Registration Closed
  • 12:00 ~ 13:00
  • Members -- ¥600, Non-members -- ¥1.200

Event Overview

The year 2021 saw an unprecedented amount of attention around COP26, the United Nations Climate Change Conference held in Glasgow, Scotland, from key stakeholders around the world. We can safely say that sustainability is more mainstream than ever. From regulators to civil society to businesses, there is clearly buzz around themes such as environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG), net-zero greenhouse gas emissions, and human rights, to name a few.

Joint Chamber COP26 event series: Beyond COP26: from discussion to action

  • February 22 (Tue) Registration Closed
  • 08:30 ~ 09:30
  • Members -- Free Non-Members -- ¥1,500.

After many months of fanfare, COP26 concluded on November 13 2021 with the nearly 200 Parties agreeing on the Glasgow Climate Pact. But what does this agreement actually entail and how will its contents impact business? Does the GCP meet, exceed or – if Greta Thunberg is to be believed – fall short of expectations? Now that its “wheels up” for COP26 delegates, what will the actual market response be (if any)?

The future of energy: how the energy sector can adapt in an ever-changing world

  • November 24 (Wed) Registration Closed
  • 18:00 ~ 19:00
  • Members -- Free, Non-members-- ¥1,200.

Join the Canadian Chamber's Sustainability Committee for an engaging discussion on how the energy sector can shift to meet the ever-changing demands of a planet in a state of climate change. The CCCJ will be joined by Mr. Michael Cojerian as he reflects on his many years of experience working both in the fossil fuel and renewable industries. 

Guest: Michael Cojerian, Canadian Solar, Representative Director, General Manager, Japan Energy Group 

Moderators: Justin Conley and Jackie Steele

Date: Wednesday, November 24th

Reflections on the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics with Sophie Pascoe

  • September 17 (Fri) Registration Closed
  • 12:30 ~ 13:30
  • Members -- Free Non-members-- Free

The postponed Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games drew to a colourful close on Sunday, September 5, after nearly two weeks of competition among more than 4,400 of the world’s top athletes with impairments. The Games saw athletes compete in 539 events across 22 different sports, with an astonishing 69 World and 124 Paralympic records being broken. The 2020 Games also saw more female athletes take part than ever before.

[Virtual] Tokyo 2020 Paralympics—One Day to Go! The Impact of the Tokyo Paralympics in 1964 and 2021

  • August 23 (Mon) Registration Closed
  • 18:30 ~ 20:00
  • Free

Date: Monday, August 23, 2021

Time: 18:30–19:30; optional networking 19:30–20:00

Speaker: Dr. Mark Bookman, historian of disability in Japanese and global contexts

Organizations: Joint Chamber Paralliance

Registration/Cancellation Deadline: Friday, August 20 (18:00)

Making your dreams come true - How Japanese Canadian Caroline Ishii became a celebrity vegan chef on July 3, 2021

  • July 03 (Sat) Registration Closed
  • 10:00 ~ 11:00
  • Free for CCCJ and MAAJ members (please indicate if you are a CCCJ member or a McGill alumni after you click “add to cart”), 1,500 yen for Non-members

Join us if you:

  • are an entrepreneur interested in a success story;
  • are interested in why healthy food is becoming such a booming industry;
  • want to know a bit more about the buzz around vegan and plant-based;
  • just love Canada and Japan!

Like many of us, Caroline grew up with her soul spanning two countries – Japan and Canada. A third-generation Japanese born and raised in Canada, Caroline is an award-winning vegan chef, an author, and a frequent guest on TV and public shows.

Indigenous Engagement Webinar 2-day Series: June 8th & June 9th

  • June 08 (Tue) Registration Closed
  • 09:00
  • Free

Indigenous Engagement 2-day Webinar Series

Part 1 - Who are Indigenous Entrepreneurs? 

Date: June 8th, Tuesday 9:00 JST - 11:00 (June 7th, 5:00 PM PST) 

Part 2 - What is Effective Engagement?

Date: June 9th, Wednesday 9:00 JST - 11:00 (June 8th, 5:00 PM PST) 

 

A Prime Minister and his Legacy

  • September 08 (Tue) Registration Closed
  • 12:00 ~ 13:00
  • Free

Japan will soon have a new Prime Minister following Mr Abe’s record breaking stint in office. Mr Abe won three Lower House elections and became a familiar figure internationally – in itself, an unusual achievement for a Japanese Prime Minister. His Abenomics programme and the Three Arrows promised much – but what did they really achieve and how will history judge this interesting figure? And what happens next – where do his successors propose to lead Japan?

Date: Tuesday, September 8th

Time: 12:00 - 13:00 JST 

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