Tokyo Junior Chamber Public Interest Incorporated Association [Held on 4/19] What are the tips for developing sales channels learned from overseas business management? April regular meeting “~Rebel Against Stereotype~” sponsored by Tokyo Junior Chamber Public Interest Incorporated Association @Nikkei Hall
Mr. Tetsu Yasuda of Vintage Management Co., Ltd., Mr. Noboru Okada of Compass Point Co., Ltd., and Mr. Masamitsu Mizonokami, Fellow of Japan Airlines Co., Ltd., took the stage.
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The Tokyo Junior Chamber Public Interest Incorporated Association will hold its April regular meeting “~Rebel Against Stereotype~” at Nikkei Hall (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) on Friday, April 19, 2024.
While Japan, which has entered a super-aging society, has a negative GDP growth rate, overseas countries, including ASEAN countries, are still seeing high GDP growth rates. At this regular meeting, you will learn tips for increasing the added value of your business through various case studies from overseas companies.
The first part will feature real-time lectures by Tetsu Yasuda, who is working hard to produce business for Japanese companies across borders, and Noboru Okada, who supports global expansion with a focus on overseas expansion and cross-border e-commerce. In a conversation format that also incorporates a questionnaire, we will talk about overseas expansion and know-how for collaborating with overseas human resources.
The second part will be a talk session between Mr. Okada and Mr. Masamitsu Mizonokami of Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. Using specific examples, we will talk about how companies can grow by learning from overseas.
“There are no boundaries.”
We believe that through this regular meeting, participants will be able to realize the potential of increasing added value to their businesses. We look forward to your participation.
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■Business overview
Business name
April 2024 regular meeting “~Rebel Against Stereotype~”
■Date and time
Friday, April 19, 2024 19:00 Opening 21:00 Closing
■Venue
Nikkei Hall (3rd floor, Nikkei Building, 1-3-7 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) (https://www.nikkei-hall.com/access/)
■Time schedule
18:30~ Doors open
19:00～ Opening
19:03～ Purpose explanation
19:05~ Part 1 Dialogue: Overseas expansion and collaboration know-how with overseas human resources
19:55~ Part 2 Talk session: Means for corporate growth through learning from overseas
20:45~ Part 3: Introduction of the JCI CYE program and PR about the International Policy Office promotion campaign
21:00~ Closing
■Speakers
Vintage Management Co., Ltd. Representative Director / 2024 JCI City-Singapore President Tetsu Yasuda
Compass Point Co., Ltd. Representative Director and CEO Noboru Okada Masamitsu Mizonoue, Fellow, Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. Policy Center ■Participation fee/participation method
Free / No application required (Capacity: 600 people *On-site reception first-come, first-served)
■Sponsor/Supervisor
Sponsor: Tokyo Junior Chamber Public Interest Incorporated Association Supervisor: International Policy Committee
■Cooperating organizations
Vintage Management Co., Ltd.
JCI City-Singapore
Compass Point Co., Ltd.
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd.
General Incorporated Association SDGs Innovation HUB
■Supporting companies
Qualia Global Agency Co., Ltd.
Ishiyama Co., Ltd.
Tokiwa Co., Ltd.
Tochigiya Co., Ltd.
Photon Circle Japan Co., Ltd.
Ryumeikan Co., Ltd.
Shikinokaze Sogo Law Office
Tsukada Law Office
Hatsugan Sogo Law Office
Mikami Towel Co., Ltd.
■What is Tokyo Junior Chamber?
We, the Tokyo Junior Chamber Public Interest Incorporated Association (abbreviated as “Tokyo JC”, hereafter referred to as “Tokyo Junior Chamber” in the text), were founded in 1949 (Showa 24), when the scars of war were felt both in the city and in the hearts of the people. It was built by young people who shared the same aspiration: “The rebuilding of a new Japan is the work of young people.” Since then, the Tokyo Junior Chamber has carried out various activities and movements based on the philosophy of “realizing a bright and prosperous society.” In addition, the Tokyo Junior Chamber is made up of members who joined freely of their own free will, regardless of race, nationality, gender, occupation, or religion.
Junior Chambers in Japan base their activities on “individual training,” “service to society,” and “friendship with the world.” They aim for mutual enlightenment and exchange among members, cultivate a public spirit, and collaborate with the local community. We work to contribute to the development of society and actively address social issues. The students who have experienced various practical training at the Junior Chamber have been active in a wide range of fields, and many of the graduates, including those who graduated in their 40s, are not only active as local leaders, but are also producing many people in the political and business world. The Tokyo Junior Chamber is one of the Local Organization Members (LOM) that operates in the 23 wards of Tokyo. We also belong to the National Organization Member (NOM), the Japan Junior Chamber Public Interest Incorporated Association.
■Contact information
Tokyo Junior Chamber Public Interest Incorporated Association Secretariat 102-0093
2-14-3 Hirakawacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Junior Chamber Hall 2nd floor Phone: 03-5276-6161 FAX: 03-5276-6160
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