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SUMMARY:A Prime Minister And His Legacy
DESCRIPTION:On Tuesday\, September 8 from 12:00h\, the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Japan (SpCCJ) will co-host and event analysing the impact of PM Abe’s resignation. \nJapan will soon have a new Prime Minister following Mr Abe’s record breaking stint in office. Mr Abe won three Lower House elections and became a familiar figure internationally – in itself\, an unusual achievement for a Japanese Prime Minister. His Abenomics programme and the Three Arrows promised much – but what did they really achieve and how will history judge this interesting figure? And what happens next – where do his successors propose to lead Japan? \nOur guest today is Tobias Harris\, Executive Vice President and Japan analyst in Washington\, DC\, for Teneo Intelligence. His biography ‘The Iconoclast: Shinzo Abe and the New Japan‘ was published by Hurst on 27 August and has been very well received. \nHe is an expert on Japanese politics\, and worked in 2006-2007 on the staff of Keiichiro Asao\, at that time a member of the upper house of the Japanese Diet and shadow foreign minister for the Democratic Party of Japan\, for whom he conducted research on foreign policy and Japan’s relations with the United States. He is also the Fellow for Economy\, Trade\, and Business at Sasakawa Peace Foundation USA. \nTobias’ review will be followed by an open Q&A facilitated by Melanie Brock\, CEO of Melanie Brock Advisory and one of Japan’s best known APAC specialists. \n  \nEvent Details \nDate: Tuesday\, 8 September\nPlace: Zoom Online Webinar\nTime: 12:00 – 13:00 JST\nLanguage: English\nPrice: SpCCJ Members FREE | Non-members 2\,000 JPY\nEvent details & registration:  A Prime Minister And His Legacy\nRegistration Deadline: Tuesday\, 8 September\, 10:30am \n  \n  \n \nTobias Harris | Executive Vice President\, Teneo Intelligence\nTobias Harris earned an MPhil in International Relations from the University of Cambridge and a bachelor’s degree in Politics and History from Brandeis University. He has also conducted graduate research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and\, from 2011-2012\, at the Institute for Social Science at the University of Tokyo as a Fulbright scholar. \nTobias has written about Japanese politics for publications including the Financial Times\, Wall Street Journal\, and Foreign Affairs and regularly provides on-air analysis for CNBC\, Bloomberg\, and other networks. \n  \n \nMelanie Brock | CEO\, Melanie Brock Advisory (moderator)\nMelanie Brock is one of Japan’s best-known APAC specialists. She uniquely combines language skills\, high level political\, media and business networks\, and practical commercial business leadership. She consistently delivers on business\, regulatory and partnership outcomes for Japanese and Australian corporations in both a global and domestic context.\nHighlights of Melanie Brock’s 20 year plus experience include leading nationwide marketing campaigns\, successful bilateral free trade agreement and architect of regional Japan CSR activities. Melanie is currently engaged by several companies as a senior advisor including Tanarra\, AIG\, the Western Sydney & Aerotropolis Authority and several Japanese companies. She is on the board of Sega Sammy\, has been a member of the Australia-Japan Research Centre Advisory Board since July 2019 and an Advance Global Ambassador since October 2019.
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/a-prime-minister-and-his-legacy/
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SUMMARY:Learning how to learn & to shape careers post Covid-19
DESCRIPTION:On 9 September our Corporate member IE University organizes in collaboration with the Spanish Chambers of Commerce network in Asia\, an online seminar inviting Teresa Martín-Retortillo\, MBA teaches at IE Business School and Brown University. \nLearning how to learn & to shape careers post Covid-19 \nThis session will cover the challenges and opportunities of remote learning post Covid-19 and how this can become a great resource to shape your career in the near-term future. \nTeresa Martín-Retortillo\, is the Executive President of Executive Education at IE Business School. & the author of the Massive Online Open Course Aprendiendo a Aprender (Leaning how to Learn) will share the principles based on neuroscience of how our brain learns: it turns out that knowing the differences between the ‘brain focus mode’ and the ‘diffuse mode’ can make a very big difference in how we crack problems in our everyday work life. \nIn addition\, the ability to be a Lifelong Learner opens numerous opportunities to shape and reshape our careers and better prepare for the 100-year life! Professor Martin-Retortillo will touch on new career models for lifelong learners\, especially in the new world dynamic leaders and workers are facing. \nFinally\, there will be an opportunity to review how both the corporate world and the academic world have adapted to the new possibilities of remote learning. \n  \nEvent Details \nDate: Wednesday\, 9 September 2020\nPlace: Zoom Online Webinar\nTime: 17:00 – 18:00 JST\nLanguage: English\nRegistration Deadline: Wednesday\, 9 September\, 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/learning-how-to-learn-to-shape-careers-post-covid-19/
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SUMMARY:CEO Round Table\, Automotive Industry II
DESCRIPTION:How companies are reacting to this global pandemic? What is the short-term\, mid-term and long-term outlook for the Automotive industry?On 15 September\, top managements of the auto parts makers in Japan get together to exchange opinions and ideas on the impact of COVID-19 and adaptation to the so-called “New Normal”.
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/ceo-round-table-automotive-industry-ii/
LOCATION:Japan
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SUMMARY:Digital Banking: Where to Next?
DESCRIPTION:Registration: https://www.cognitoforms.com/SpanishChamberOfCommerceInJapan/DigitalBanking \nCovid-19 has made digitalisation a must. Mobility restrictions have accelerated the use of digital platforms across industries worldwide\, including banking. Cash transactions dried up and customers have quickly adopted digital channels. As an example\, Spanish banks have reported a rise of up to 200% in the use of their mobile apps and websites during the quarantine period. What changes will financial service provider need to make to maintain this momentum? \nOn the other hand\, despite its high-tech image\, Japan is one of the most cash-based economies in the advanced world\, with a cashless ratio below 20%\, versus 96% in South Korea and 66% in China. What are the challenges that Japanese banks face in becoming more digital\, and how can they be overcome? \nOn September 30 (Wednesday) at 18:00JST\, the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Japan (SpCCJ) organises an online seminar together with our Corporate Member Mormedi\, inviting Japanese retail bank Sony Bank and Spanish online payment provider Bizum\, to discover the current movements of digital transformation in the financial industry. \nThe sesion will be moderated by José Esteves\, Associate Dean for MBA & TECHMBA\, at SpCCJ’s Corporate Member IE Business School. \n  \nEvent Details \nDate: Wednesday\, 30 September\, 2020\nPlace: Zoom Online Webinar\nTime: 18:00 – 19:15 JST\nLanguage: English\nPrice: SpCCJ Members FREE | Non-members 1\,000 JPY\nRegistration: Digital Banking: Where to next?\nRegistration & Cancelation Deadline: Tuesday\, 30 September\, 12:00pm \n  \n \nJaime Moreno\, founder and CEO of Mormedi \nBorn and raised in Madrid\, Jaime started studying Architecture at the Polytechnic de Madrid but shortly after moved to Switzerland where he studied Industrial Design at the Art Center College of Design. \nJaime started his career as a design consultant for Philips in The Netherlands. A few years later\, in 1998\, his entrepreneurial mindset took him to found Mormedi\, a strategic design consultancy that innovates through customer experience\, delivering service design\, physical design and digital experiences and has representation in Mexico and Japan. Over the last 20 years Jaime has worked on innovation projects for banking clients such as Santander\, Bankia\, and BBVA. \n  \nNoriko Rzonca\, Executive Director\, DX Strategy & Content Planning at Sony Bank\n \nNoriko earned her Ph.D. in Psychology in the U.S.\, focusing on Research and Evaluation Methodology.  Her career started at Allstate insurance company in the U.S.\, where she worked in the Actuarial R&D dept.  In 2006\, she returned to Tokyo\, and worked at Citi group for 8 years on marketing analytics\, pricing elasticity\, customer segmentation\, and P/L forecasting. \nAt Sony Bank\, she is currently in charge of branding\, CX design\, DX strategy including data analytics\, and global services strategy.  She also works to promote change management\, cross-functional. \n  \nFernando Rodríguez Ferrer\, Business Development Director at Bizum  \nFernando studied Industrial Engineering at the Polytechnic de Madrid and Spanish Philogy at Uned. He also holds a master’s in industrial technology and Management from the Illinois Institute of Technology and has upgraded his studies with a Management Skill of Emerging Leaders course from Harvard Extension School. \nHe has over 12 years of experience working in Financial Services and Strategy Consulting for different firms such as Accenture\, BBVA and Opinno. Since 2017\, Fernando has been in charge of Business Development at the Spanish Fintech Bizum. \n  \n \nJosé Esteves\, Associate Dean for MBA & TECHMBA at IE Business School \nJosé Esteves is Associate dean for full-time MBA programs (IMBA and TECH MBA) and professor of Information Systems at IE Business School. He believes it is the way people interact with digital technologies\, that will determine the success or failure of its adoption and implementation. In addition to his research and teaching\, He continues to act as a consultant to a number of companies and coaching CIOs and CXOs. Consulting provides fieldwork\, data and results. \n  \n  \n 
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