Seminar: Latest Trends in Canada Business

October 7, 2024

2009年6月20日

Doing Business in Canada

The Tokai Japan Canada Society (TJCS) is pleased to announce that we will be hosting the "Latest Trends in Canada Business" seminar.


There are many companies in the Tokai region that are engaged in business or trade with Canada. Through this seminar, the Tokai Japan Canada Society (TJCS) aims to provide a wide range of up-to-date information on Canada to companies in the Tokai region and support their further expansion and business activities in Canada.

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The seminar will touch on various topics that will be useful to companies looking to expand globally, including:


  • a presentation by Mr. David Perdue, Consul at the Consulate of Canada in Nagoya, on "The Latest Business Environment in Canada: Current Trends and Examples of Japanese Investments in Canada"
  • a talk by Mr. Yoji Yamada, former Director of the Nagoya Aerospace Systems Manufacturing Department at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, on "The Importance of Expanding Business Overseas"
  • an update on "Canada's Investment Environment for Japanese Businesses" by the Canadian Chartered Accountancy firm, Manning Elliott.


Additionally, after the panel discussion with the speakers, we will hold a networking session. We hope you will take advantage of this opportunity not only to deepen your connections with the speakers but also to interact with professionals from various industries and discover new business opportunities.

Please note that Canadian wine and other alcoholic beverages will be served during the networking session, so we kindly ask you to refrain from driving to the venue.

Hosts: Tokai Japan Canada Society (TJCS)
Manning Elliott
Date: November 13, 2024 (Wed)
Time: 16:00 ~ 19:30
Venue: Winc Aichi, 11th Floor, Rooms 1104 and 1109
For: Companies in the Tokai Region
Capacity: 50 participants
(First-come, first-served, max. 2 participants per company)
Fee: Free (Pre-registration required)）
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Event Schedule

  • Part 1: Seminar:
    16:00-18:30, Winc Aichi, 11th Floor, Room 1104
  • Part 2: Networking:
    18:30-19:30, Winc Aichi, 11th Floor, Room 1109

Seminar Itinerary

  1. David Perdue: Consul, Consulate of Canada in Nagoya
    "Canada's Business Environment: Current Trends and Examples of Japanese Investments in Canada" (35 minutes)
  2. Yoji Yamada: Former Director, Nagoya Aerospace Systems Manufacturing Department, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
    "The Importance of Expanding Business Beyond Japan" (35 minutes)
  3. Manning Elliott: Canadian Chartered Accountancy Firm
    "Update on Canada’s Investment Environment for Japanese Businesses" (40 minutes)
  4. Panel Discussion

Inquiries:

☎ (090) 2569-7005

Tokai Japan Canada Society (TJCS), Takahashi (Ms.)

Co-Hosted by:

  • Tokai Japan Canada Society (TJCS)
  • Manning Elliott

Supported by:

  • Consulate of Canada in Nagoya
  • JETRO Invest Japan Business Support Center Nagoya
  • Nagoya Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI)

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