The 2013 CCCJ Board of Governors Election is about get underway with a full card this year consisting of 14 excellent Candidates. Candidate Profiles and election related materials will be sent out shortly, but first, in order to bring Candidates and Members together face-to-face, the CCCJ is organizing a second social monthly mixer gathering Tuesday, June 18 at Roppongi Hills Club. Come hear from Candidates about what they wish to bring to the management of your Chamber and get to know them on a social level over a fine spread of food and drink.
Mr. Calin Rovinescu, Air Canada’s President and CEO will visit Tokyo on the 17th of June this year and the CCCJ has invited him to address a luncheon with our members and guests. Mr. Rovinescu will take the opportunity to update the audience about Air Canada and the airline industry in general since he last spoke to us in March of 2010. He will bring a unique perspective covering the last three years and a look into the future as Air Canada enters a period of international expansion with the imminent arrival of additional Boeing 777s and 787s.
The sun is shining and the temperature is rising! Just in time for one of the most popular joint Chamber functions of the year.
Annually attracting over 300 guests, the Joint Chamber Summer Cocktail Party held at the Embassy of Canada continues to offer an excellent opportunity to meet new contacts, develop business leads, and catch up with friends and business acquaintances before the summer holiday season.
The 9th annual ALB Japan Asia Law Awards 2013 will be held on 5 June at The Ritz Carlton Tokyo Hotel.
This important legal industry event, supported by CCCJ, recognises the excellence and outstanding achievements of Japan’s leading law firms and in-house legal teams as well as the top deals and dealmakers of 2012.
The gala event attracts over 200 of Japan’s most influential solicitors, in-house counsel, investment bankers and CEOs, who assemble to celebrate with the winners as they accept their awards on stage.
What can we expect from the government of Japan and the new governor of the Bank of Japan? Will Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's "three arrows" of economic revitalisation hit their mark? Can Asia-Pacific lenders seize the opportunity to become pan-Asian or even global? And are Asia’s fast-growing bond markets becoming a safe haven in a troubled world? All of these questions will be tackled at The Economist Events’ fourth year finance forum The Bellwether Series 2013: Japan roundtable taking place on May 30th 2013 in Tokyo.
The 2013 CCCJ Board of Governors Election is about get underway with a full card this year consisting of 14 excellent Candidates. Candidate Profiles and election related materials will be sent out shortly, but first, in order to bring Candidates and Members together face-to-face, the CCCJ is organizing a social monthly mixer gathering Wednesday, May 29 at Cafe 246 situated beside Aoyama Itchome station. Come hear from Candidates what they wish to bring to the management of your Chamber and get to know them on a social level over a fine spread of food and drink.
ATTENTION TO ATTENDEES: BUS PICK UP WILL BE AT 6:15AM AT THE CANADIAN EMBASSY NEAR AOYAMA ITCHOME STATION FRIDAY MORNING. PLEASE NOTIFY DAVID ANDERSON AT david.anderson [at] cccj.or.jp IF YOU ARE TAKING THE BUS.
With the weather warming and the grass greening it's a fine time to dust off the golf clubs and start preparing for the CCCJ 13th Annual Golf Tournament!
Women are initiating, leading and creating the future of initiatives and organisations across different fields, industries, companies, communities and nations.
On the occasion of the first overseas study trip from McGill MBA students in Montreal, the CCCJ and McGill MBA Japan are honoured to welcome Ambassador Sadaaki Numata to a special luncheon presentation on Tuesday, May 7th at the Embassy of Canada in Tokyo.
With the movement towards the Canada-Japan EPA and a recent surge in bilateral trade and investment, Ambassador Numata will speak on his experience as Ambassador of Japan to Canada as well as provide his outlook on the Canada-Japan relationship and the opportunities for moving forward.