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SUMMARY:20/20 Vision and the Art of Seeing
DESCRIPTION:Dear SpCCJ Members & Friends\, \nOn 19 August our Corporate member IE University organizes in collaboration with the Spanish Chambers of Commerce network in Asia\, an online seminar inviting Sandra Comas\, MBA teaches at IE Business School and Brown University. \nA few of the most influential business visionaries of our time have created unique\, driving images of what a company can imagine and implement to create maximum impact. Some to consider include Jeff Bezos at Amazon\, Arianna Huffington of Huffington Post\, Travis Kalanick and Dara Khosrowshahi at Uber\, the leadership at Samsung and a young startup\, Digital Energy. As organizations grow from start-up to global change-makers\, their vision of themselves and the world shows continuous adaptation and innovation. What can we learn from them and their challenges that can be integrated into our own unique leadership practice? How are these companies\, and others\, re-imagining their vision for a short and long-term future? What is transformed\, and in what ways\, by a global health crisis of Covid-19’s scale and reach? \nIn this session\, we focus on the essential leadership practice of developing and communicating a vision for an organization. We compare the vision of great artists to those of change-making business leaders who inspire us to view the world in new ways and to bring these views to life. We consider how these visionaries show the pathways and processes for becoming creative and innovative leaders who will shape change in the 21st century\, especially now as we seek to tame or solve the global pandemic and its consequences for business\, local and global trade. \nEvent Details \nDate: Wednesday\, 19 August 2020\nPlace: Zoom Online Webinar\nTime: 19:00 – 20:30 JST\nLanguage: English\nRegistration: https://www.cognitoforms.com/\nRegistration Deadline: Wednesday\, 19 August\, 12:00pm \nOnly for SpCCJ Members \nThis is a SpCCJ Members Only Event.\nAre 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. Membership available from JPY10\,000/year.
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/20-20-vision-and-the-art-of-seeing/
LOCATION:Japan
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20200824T200000
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SUMMARY:Tokyo 2020 Paralympics 1 Year to Go! – A Discussion with the International Paralympic Committee
DESCRIPTION:August 24 (Monday)\, 20:00 will mark exactly one year to go until the start of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics in 2021. The Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Japan (SpCCJ) alongside our Paralliance partners invite you to hear from President of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC)\, Mr Andrew Parsons\, as well as IPC Chief Brand & Communications Officer\, Mr Craig Spence and IPC Governing Board Member at Large and President of the Japanese Paralympic Committee\, Mr Yasushi Yamawaki. \nAndrew\, Craig and Yasushi will speak on renewed expectations\, principles for re-planning and what lies ahead for the 2021 games. The panel will also speak on the Inclusion Summit\, a natural extension of the current IPC activities that focuses on inclusion and accessibility from a community\, sport\, and labour perspective. Following which\, our speakers will engage in a short discussion followed by a Q&A session opened up to members of the Paralliance. \n  \nEvent Details \nDate: Monday\, 24 August 2020\nPlace: Zoom Online Webinar\nTime: 20:00 – 21:00 JST\nLanguage: English\nRegistration Link:  Tokyo 2020 Paralympics 1 Year to Go!\nRegistration Deadline: Monday\, 24 August\, 12:00pm\nOnly for SpCCJ Members & Paralliance partners  \nThis is a SpCCJ Members Only Event.\nAre 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. Membership available from JPY10\,000/year. \n  \nSpeakers\n\n\n\n\n\nAndrew Parsons\nPresident of the International Paralympic Committee \nAndrew was elected President of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC)\, the Paralympic Movement’s global governing body in September 2017.\nUpon election as IPC President\, Andrew made strengthening the IPC’s relationship with the IOC a top priority. In October 2018 Andrew was elected an IOC member and currently he represents the IPC in the IOC Coordination Commissions for Tokyo 2020 (since 2013) and LA 2028. He is also a member of the IOC Marketing Commission and is on the Board of Directors for the Olympic Channel and is a member of the WADA Foundation Board. \nAside from his involvement with the IPC\, he has been active in Paralympic sports in his home country Brazil for many years. Between 2009 and 2017\, Andrew served as President of the Brazilian Paralympic Committee (CPB) after working as CPB Secretary General from 2001-2009. He led the Brazilian delegation in several international competitions such as the Paralympics Games\, Parapan American Games\, World Championships and World Cups. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCraig Spence\nChief Brand and Communications Officer\, International Paralympic Committee \nCraig is an award-winning communicator who joined the IPC in September 2010. He is responsible for and oversees the IPC’s brand and engagement\, content\, corporate communications\, broadcasting\, commercial\, partnerships\, and events and hospitality functions.  He also acts as the IPC’s official spokesperson. \nHis work in helping to reposition Paralympic sport as high-performance sport has enabled the Paralympic Games to grow into the world’s third biggest sport event in terms of ticket sales\, with only the Olympics and FIFA World Cup selling more.  Through using the Games as a platform to change attitudes towards disability\, the Paralympics are now regarded as the world’s number one sport event for driving social inclusion. In 2016 he was awarded European PR Professional of the Year\, while the IPC Media and Communications team he heads was awarded in-house team of the year at the European PR Excellence Awards.  He was named in the 2015 Leaders in Sport list as one of 40 Global Leaders under 40.  In 2019\, he led an IPC team that won a United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Action Award for a campaign highlighting the legacy of the London 2012 Paralympic Games. \nAway for the IPC\, Craig was an Independent Director of the 2019 UCI Road Cycling World Championships in Yorkshire\, his home region in Great Britain. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nYasushi Yamawaki\nMember at Large\, International Paralympic Committee \nMajor contributions to sport for athletes with an impairment\n– Governing Board Member at Large\, International Paralympic Committee (2013-present)\n– Vice President\, Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (2014-present)\n– President\, Japanese Paralympic Committee (2014-present)\n– Chairman\, Nippon Foundation Paralympic Support Center (2015-present)\n– Councillor\, Japan Anti-Doping Agency (JADA) (2015-present)\n– Chairperson\, Council for Sport Policy\, Japan Sports Agency (2016-present) \nProfessional career \n– Advisor\, NYK Line (Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha) (2011-present)\n– Executive Vice-Chairman\, NYK Line (2008-2011)\n– Member of the Board of Directors\, NYK Line (2000-2011)\n– NYK Line (1970-present) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAlison Beale (moderator)\nVice President\, British Chamber of Commerce in Japan\nDirector\, University of Oxford Japan Office \nAlison has been Director of the University of Oxford Japan Office since 2012 after 15 years of living and working in Japan and a career in international and cultural relations. She worked for many years for the British Council in senior positions in China\, Trinidad and Tobago and Japan\, most recently as Deputy Director Japan from 2009–2012. She is frequently asked to talk about Higher Education and to advise universities in Japan on their internationalisation strategies. \n\n \nMission\nSupport Japan’s delivery of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics\, fostering a legacy of more inclusive communities and embracing opportunities for international business and exchange. \nPledge\nParticipating Chambers of Commerce will collectively support the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Committee in its delivery of an outstanding and popular games. \nThis is an opportunity for all of us to recognise our mission and commit to our pledge –\nJoin the Paralliance’s inaugural event on the evening of Monday\, August 24! \n\n 
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/tokyo-2020-paralympics-1-year-to-go-a-discussion-with-the-international-paralympic-committee/
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SUMMARY:Webinar session with the football legend ANDRES INIESTA.
DESCRIPTION:On August 31 (Monday) from 17:00\, our Corporate Member Iniesta Methodology will hold a webinar session with the football legend ANDRES INIESTA. \nTwo years have already passed since Andress arrived to Japan. During the webinar session Andres will share with us his impressions about the Japanese football\, including strong points and challenges he sees. He will also share his experiences during his time in professional youth football academies (La Masia) where he will talk about football education for younger age.  \nAndres is also known as a father of four children off the pitch. For this special occasion\, he will also talk about other valuable themes such as how he interacts with kids. \nAfter the talk session\, we will hold a brief Q&A session\, where participants can ask Andres questions. And at the end of the webinar\, there will be a raffle which participants will have the chance to win Iniesta Methodology`s Official Jersey signed by Andres.  \nDon’t miss this rare opportunity to hear directly from Andres Iniesta! \n  \nEvent Details \nDate: Monday\, August 31\nPlace: Zoom Online Webinar\nTime: 17:00 – 17:50 JST\nLanguage: Spanish / Japanese\nPrice: 4\,000 JPY\nEvent details & application: \nSPANISH            日本語
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/4207/
LOCATION:Japan
CATEGORIES:Others
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