U.S. • JAPAN BUSINESS SEMINAR
Monday, April 6
Business Careers and the Japanese Challenge
Sam Coleman, Anlhropiogy
EMU Fir Room 7 • 0:15 p m
The American Cultural Barriers tor Japanese Companies
John Kageyama, Former Pres. America Kotobuki Electronics
EMU Fir Room 8 15- 9 p.m.
Tuesday, April 7
Exploring the Economic Systems ol Japan A America
Robert Smith, Fulbright Lecturer to Japan
EMU Fir Room 7-9p.m.
Wednesday, April 8
International Protocol: Do's and Don't of Doing Business in Japan
Marketing A Product in Japan
Dean Gadda, Trade Development Officer - OEDD
EMU Fir Room 7-9p.m.
Marketing a Product in America
Yoichi Yokokawa, Senior Trade Official for JETRO
EMU Fir Room 8 15 -9p m
Thursday, April 9
Business Success Stories from Japan and America
Panel Members:
Dr Inoue. VP of Tech & Planning Dev Kyocera USA
Don Gibbins, Pres Columbia Laboratories
Martin Hetrich, Managing Dirirector of Van Port Manufacturing
Facillitator: James Reinmuth, Dean of UO School of Business
100 Willamette 7-9pm
Free to students with UO ID iinfMx Py »>rr Pastay
$5 per day. $15 tor Mon ■ Thurs
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nar the panels anil speakers
should he ol interest to a broad
audience
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fessor Sam Coleman will pres
ent .in overview of polities, ed
ucatlon. tradition and family in
Japanese and American culture
hollowing Coleman is John
kageyema. former president of
America kotobuki i-.lect tonics.
Inc kageyema will speak on
the cultural harriers he encoun
tered in conducting business
sui cessfully m the United
Sl.ilrs
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sity bionomics Professor Hub
lift Smith, wtm will outline the
Japanese i'i onomii system and
tin' Japanese p*!nipi'*.tivos ol an
economic entitv and pulii v
compared with tint American
economic s\stem
1 In \V. iini’siia\ and Thuts
dav speakers bring a iiatrnwcr
business locus
T h e w oil k e n d s wit h a
Karaoke ret option and dinner
from t. it) to 10 to p m in the
(lerhnger Lounge I he i ost is
510
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they hope everyone who at
tends part nr .ill ot the seminar
will attend Friday s festivities
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dents from ill walks ..! life
come and intermingle.' said
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