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 Tuesday, 28 February - FCCJ Luncheon Meeting
Our next regular luncheon meeting will be held on Tuesday, 28 February when Mr. Martin Schulz, Senior Economist, Fujitsu Research Institute is our guest speaker
Mr. Schulz will give us an insight in the euro zone challenges and his views on the economic outlook for Japan. The theme of his presentation is; "The World is turning Japanese: Opportunities for Japan in Asia and Europe"

Details:
Date & Time:Tuesday, 28 February, 12.00-14:00
Venue: Hotel Okura, Kensington Terrace (South Wing 12F) MAP
Cost: 6,000 yen (members), 8,000 yen (others) - collected at the door
Registration:by Friday, 24 February

About Martin Schulz
Martin Schulz is Senior Economist at the Fujitsu Research Institute (FRI), a private think tank and consultancy that focuses on economic policy and corporate strategy in Japan. He is in charge of research and consultation on macroeconomics, finance, and corporate overseas strategies. Additionally, Martin is a consultant to government institutions like Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI). His work is widely quoted in international media - with regular interviews at Bloomberg, CNBC, the BBC, etc.

Previously, Martin was a visiting researcher at the Bank of Japan and University of Tokyo, Assistant Professor of Economic Policy and Monetary Integration at Free University Berlin in Germany, and guest professor at a number of universities in Europe and Japan.



Registered Participants
1.Marko SaarelainenHonka Japan Inc. FCCJ President
2.Pekka LaitinenSeptem PartnersBoard Member
3.Yasuyuki OdaKone Japan Co., Ltd.Corporate Member
4.Jukka PajarinenEmbassy of FinlandHonorary Member
5.Kinji YasuIntercontinental ResourcesIndividual Member


Guest Speaker


Martin Schulz

REGISTRATION
by Friday, 24 February

Fee: 6,000 yen
(non-members:
8,000 yen)

To register,
click here

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