A Free Webinar, Tuesday September 29 16:00 – 17:30 Japan Time hosted by the Royal Danish Embassy in Tokyo and Healthcare DENMARK

The third event in our series of "Outlook regarding international travel during the Covid-19 situation". Free of charge for DCCJ members, DDK and Danes in Japan.

DCCJ invites Mathias Boyer Chief Representative Beijing and Country Manager Greater China Danske Bank A/S, to a webinar for our members and partners.

A member event, available for DCCJ members only. For more information please contact info@dccj.org and for registration please follow the below link.

Another joint Nordic event. We are honored to have executives from SCCJ Corporate Member Deloitte Tohmatsu as keynote speakers on this exciting topic.

Joint Chamber Paralliance event

IN A MULTUCULTURAL CONTEXT Free Webinar with Ole Mølskov Bech

Industry Insights and Recent Developments

In the Post-Coronavirus World

DCCJ double speaker webinar on the travel to/from Denmark Outlook. Free of charge for DCCJ members, DDK and Danes in Japan.

Free Webinar with Piotr Feliks Grzywacz

This webinar provides a unique opportunity to interact directly with John Elkington, who founded SustainAbility in London in 1987, and has been at the forefront of the global movement toward sustainable corporate management and the shift to a sustainable market economy.

DCCJ double speaker webinar on the Covid-19 Outlook. Free of charge for DCCJ members, DDK and Danes in Japan.

Free of Charge for DCCJ Members only

What is offered in the support programs? Who qualifies? How to apply?

On February 27th, the Nordic Chambers of Commerce and Nordic startup ecosystem stakeholders visiting Japan together w. accompanying pan-Nordic Investor delegation, will hold a joint networking event focusing on connecting Japanese and Nordic startup ecosystems. (Open to DCCJ members only)

On February 25th, TECC will, in collaboration with JETRO, hold yet another Labor Law Seminar. This seminar will focus on the theme of “Typical and contemporary labor management challenges faced by global companies in Japan". Free of Charge. Registration through TECC.