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Nov 21, 2013 Amsterdam - Sander Schroevers and Chie Misumi, two experienced Japan Cross-Cultural Business consultants, will go into detail on topics such as negotiation style, meetings, management procedures and many more topics.
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When Japanese are asked “Can you do it?”, unless they are 100% certain that they can, they would not answer “Yes we can.”… Americans, on the other hand, sometimes say “Yes we can” when we mean “Yes we’ll try.” Read More

Nov 28, 2013 London, United Kingdom - This seminar is aimed at anyone working in or with Japanese companies as an employee or supplier. Pernille Rudlin will bring her recent experience in working at a senior level in one of Japan's biggest global B2B suppliers to highlight what makes Japanese compa Read More

Your Japanese colleagues probably have a pretty good command of English, but they may not be aware of the nuances a seemingly simple sentence such as “We must confirm” may have for Americans… Read More

Americans who work with Japanese usually have many questions, but no good place to get the answers. This seminar is a golden opportunity to get your questions answered by Michael McKenna, who has spoken on the issues faced by Japanese multinationals at venues such as the Nikkei Forum in Tokyo and t Read More

Japanese prime minister Abe has visited Turkey twice in less than six months to promote Japan's energy and infrastructure business. Will Japanese and Turkish business partners be able to work harmoniously together? Read More

Albany is fast becoming a hub for high-tech. And with high-tech often comes involvement with Japanese, so as a result more and more companies in the Albany area are beginning to do business with Japanese… Read More

The Japanese point out ugly weld seams on the machines, saying their customers are not happy with the way the machines look. The Americans point out some new innovation that makes the machines function more efficiently…Why should weld seams matter? It does not affect the efficiency of the machine. Read More

Americans who work with Japanese usually have many questions, but no good place to get the answers. This seminar on Nov 19, 2013, in Overland Park, KS is a golden opportunity to get your questions answered by Sarah Fremerman Aptilon, an expert who is highly skilled in explaining the intricacies of Read More

If we approached the communication between the Japanese and Americans in our organizations with the same open spirit and common sense, we could increase our communication productivity and avoid misunderstandings. Read More