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Young Professionals to Watch: James Greatrick
The FGS Global corporate communications consultant shares he has benefited from ACCJ connections, mentorship, and events.
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Gateway to Japan
Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike headlines a special ACCJ event on the future of tourism.
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2025 Person of the Year: Ambassador William E. Grayson
The ACCJ honors the USA Pavilion commissioner general for his support of Expo 2025 and bilateral relations.
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Young Professionals to Watch: Sepideh D. Firouzjah
The PhD candidate shares how the ACCJ has helped her pursue innovations in science.
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Outside Edge
Navigating success and building your career in Japan as a foreign young professional.
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Young Professionals to Watch: Kaho Hasegawa
The World Kinect business development executive shares how the ACCJ has helped her grow her career.
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Driven by Innovation
Lilly Japan’s Simone Thomsen reflects on six years of leading with purpose and ACCJ collaboration.
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Happy Independence Day 2025!
A special message for ACCJ members from US Ambassador to Japan George Glass, delivered at the Fourth of July evening A Night of Stars and Stripes.
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Expo Connections
From 1970 to 2025, Osaka has played host to chamber member company opportunities and innovations. Aflac and IBM share stories past and present.
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Unified and Secure
As artificial intelligence sweeps the world, there is growing concern. Cisco is ensuring that it is powerful, efficient, and safe.
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Being Well in the Land of Wa
Ahead of a special event hosted by the ACCJ at Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, four women share how to support mindfulness in the workplace.
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If You Build It, They Will Come
MGM’s Osaka integrated resort project, to be built adjacent to the Expo 2025 site, will be a catalyst for international hires and could spur change in immigration policy.
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Meaningful Mentors
Heather Kodhelaj and Leo Abufadil share how being chosen as Bishop Scholars has opened doors to their future careers.
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Explore Incentives
Deloitte Tohmatsu’s Japan Incentive Insights web tool helps companies find opportunities to invest in Japan.
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Macro Pragmatism, Micro Optimism
Jesper Koll explains why Japan is open for business despite the turmoil and uncertainty sweeping the world.
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