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Intercultural Skills for Career Success in a Japanese Organization

Speaker
Craig Humble (Executive Director Credit Agricole Securities)

Intercultural Skills for Career Success in a Japanese Organization

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Jon James Lynch (CEO, K.K. J-Global)

Learning Decision-Making through a Business Game

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Takao (Tak) Kawasaki (Senior Consultant, Japan intercultural Consulting)

The Challenges of Globalization for Japanese Retail Companies

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Yohei Tezuka (Strategy Consultant at Nomura Research Institute)

Reporting on Natural Disasters on Online Media

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Hitoshi Ogi (News Editor, J‐CAST NEWS)

Introduction to Intercultural Leadership Skills

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Jon James Lynch（CEO, K.K. J-Global）

Key differences between Japanese and "global" working and communication styles -Intercultural business best practices-

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Jon James Lynch（CEO, K.K. J-Global）

Ecotourism: Tourism for Tomorrow

Japan Ecotourism Society promotes ecotourism and its practice that benefit conservation and communities. In this lecture, Mr. Tsujii shares his experience and knowledge of ecotourism in Japan, its differences from the world ecotourism, and future view of inbound ecotourism.

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Keiichi Tsujii (Executive Director, Japan Ecotourism Society)

Englishnization: Exploring Rakuten's Language Transformation

Rakuten's Englishnization program began in 2010 with a declaration that English would be Rakuten’s official corporate language. This lecture will explore past, present, and future challenges in Rakuten's Englishnization program, with an emphasis on the cultural impact of large scale organizational change.

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David Kelver (Vice General Manager, Education Business Department, Rakuten, Inc.)

Differences among Traditional Japanese Companies, Foreign Companies, and Startups

Based on his career and experiences, he will talk about differences in business among traditional Japanese companies, foreign companies, and startups. Particularly, his lecture will focus on the current situation and opportunities of Japanese startups.

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Masato Taira (CEO, The COO Inc. Graduated from Hitotsubashi University in 1997.)

Naoya Hatakeyama and the Photographic Representation of Post-Tsunami Landscapes

In this lecture Dr. Marco Bohr will look at the work of the widely regarded photographer Naoya Hatakeyama who emerged as a quasi-spokesperson for photographers depicting the aftermath of 3.11. The lecture will investigate the moral and ethical dimensions to Hatakeyama's work and compare it to other photographic movements.

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Dr. Marco Bohr (Postgraduate Programme Director for the Arts at Loughborough University)

The Invisible Voice of the Female Teacher in Shindô Kaneto’s Children of Hiroshima and Sekigawa Hideo’s Hiroshima.

In the post-occupation period, early Japanese atomic bomb films were made by independent studios. Through close analysis of film texts, Mr. Kataoka explores how these films construct the image of the innocent hibakusha.

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Yusuke KATAOKA (PhD candidate at Hitotsubashi University)

Stockholder or Policyholder? To Maximize Our Stakeholders' Profit

What is a LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY?
Mr. Masai elaborates inside of life insurance industry through its unique and industry specific management system called “mutual company”.

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Yoshitaka MASAI (FALIA)

Honda Pump's Challenge for Global Business

Honda Pump takes on the challenge that other pump makers shy away from. Mr. Ryuzojiexpands on his corporate strategies for diversifying human resources and his aggressive management for the 21stcentury global business structure.

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Kensuke RYUZOJI (President & CEO HONDA PUMPS Honda KikoCo., Ltd.)