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SUMMARY:Enhancing Engagement & Performance in a Disruptive Market
DESCRIPTION:Today disruption is the new norm. Business as usual is no longer good enough. This new reality is giving way to the rise of teams. Cross-functional\, agile\, on-demand and effective teams that can deliver results while adapting to new realities\, technologies and evolving business models.This means that team leaders and HR professionals need to find innovative solutions to develop and empower high-performance teams and integrate these solutions across HR functions such as talent acquisition\, onboarding\, performance management\, learning and development and managerial readiness.In this Ie University masterclass\, you will learn what the science says about the drivers of employee engagement and high-performance teams\, and you will be able to evaluate some of the best psychometric tools available on the market. The discussion will focus on a framework called Emergenetics®\, which uncovers thinking preferences and behaviour patterns that all people exhibit all the time. You will garner insight into how this can be leveraged in a virtual post-COVID reality of work-from-anywhere\, and how it can develop greater self-awareness\, improve interpersonal communication and enhance team harmony\, collaboration and results. We look forward to meeting you online soon! Event Details Date: Friday\, 20 August 2021Place: Zoom Online WebinarTime: 20:00 – 21:00 JSTLanguage: EnglishRegistration Deadline: Friday\, 20 August 2021\, 12:00pmOnly for SpCCJ Members Registration This is an SpCCJ Members Only Event.Are you not a member yet? Find out more about the membership category and benefits on our website and contact us at info@spanishchamber.or.jp. Memberships available from JPY10\,000/year. IE Professor Dr Yazan Hijazi is a renowned international speaker and innovation ambassador with a PhD in Electrical Engineering. Over the course of 22 years\, he has worked as a scientist\, professor\, executive director and consultant across industries including technology development\, academia\, financial services and start-ups. His expertise converges at the intersection of technology and business innovation\, leadership and human potential. \n\nHe is a certified practitioner in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)\, Timeline Therapy\, Emergenetics® and Human-Centered Design. He regularly trains and advises organizations and professionals on Creativity\, Design Thinking\, Transformational Leadership\, High-Performance Teams and Innovation Muscle Building. \n\nDr Hijazi lived in five countries and speaks Arabic\, English\, Italian & Spanish fluently.
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SUMMARY:Tokyo 2020 Paralympics—One Day to Go! The Impact of the Tokyo Paralympics in 1964 and 2021
DESCRIPTION:The Paralympics are coming to Tokyo! Join us for this special event co-hosted by the Paralliance – a coalition of 20 international chambers of commerce in Japan. The Paralympics often improve accessibility for people with an impairment in the country where the Games are hosted. In fact\, the Games are an excellent way to raise awareness about such people\, as well as the ways in which they can lead productive and happy lives. This was particularly true in 1964 when problems faced by people with an impairment in Japan often went unseen. Indeed\, the 1964 Paralympics\, supported very visibly by then-Crown Prince Akihito and Crown Princess Michiko\, put a whole new level of capability and way of life on display—not only for the Japanese athletes and their families and friends but for all of Japanese society. In the 21st century\, our definition of impairment has significantly broadened as Japan’s rapidly aging society has led to a demographic shift. Leaders and citizens alike have come to realize that the needs and goals of individuals with a physical impairment often align with those of the elderly. Accordingly\, they have started to leverage available knowledge\, tools\, and resources that will enable them to lead full and enjoyable lives. Join Dr. Mark Bookman\, a historian of disability in Japanese and global contexts at the University of Tokyo. He will use the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games\, which will take place August 24–September 5\, and the 1964 Paralympics as case studies to explain how activists and legislation have both failed and succeeded to point a way forward for people with an impairment\, who\, according to the United Nations\, make up 15 percent of the world’s population. And if you believe there is a correlation between aging and impairment\, then that number is actually closer to 100 percent of those who make it into their golden years. Indeed\, with old age on the horizon\, the day may come when you also need improved access.  Event Details Date: Monday\, 23 August 2021Place: Webex Online Meetings (Instructions for joining the virtual meeting will be sent to registered attendees after the below-stated deadline.)Time: 18:30–19:30; optional networking 19:30–20:00 JSTLanguage: EnglishSpeaker: Dr Mark Bookman\, historian of disability in Japanese and global contextsRegistration Deadline: Monday\, August 23 2021\, 12:00pm Price: Free (SpCCJ Members will be prioritized) Are you not an SpCCJ member yet? Find out more about the membership category and benefits on our website and contact us at info@spanishchamber.or.jp. Memberships available from JPY10\,000/year. Registration Mark Bookman is a historian of disability in Japanese and global contexts based at the University of Tokyo. He holds PhD and master of arts degrees from the University of Pennsylvania\, and a bachelor of arts from Villanova University. Bookman’s research has been supported by various grants and awards\, including a Fulbright U.S. Student Fellowship to Japan and a Japan Foundation Doctoral Fellowship. His scholarship on disability inclusion can be found in Japan Focus: The Asia-Pacific Journal and other peer-reviewed journals\, as well as public-facing media outlets such as The Japan Times and Japan Today. Outside of the academy\, Bookman also works as an accessibility consultant. He has collaborated with government agencies and corporate entities in Japan\, the United States\, and Canada—as well as the International Paralympic Committee and the United Nations—on projects related to inclusive education\, equitable transportation\, and disaster risk management for diverse populations with impairments. For additional information about Mark Bookman\, see his website: www.bookmanresearch.com RegistrationThis joint alliance of 20 international chambers of commerce in Japan was created to support the success of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. The Paralympics are a global celebration of diversity and inclusion\, sporting achievement\, and personal endeavour.
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/tokyo-2020-paralympics-one-day-to-go-the-impact-of-the-tokyo-paralympics-in-1964-and-2021/
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