DOYUKAI ──Who We Are──DOYUKAI* is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that was founded in 1946 by 83 far-sighted
business leaders, united by a common desire to contribute to reconstructing Japan's economy. 78 years
since then, DOYUKAI has solidified its leadership role in improving the Japanese economic community
and in seeking solutions for numerous domestic issues and ensuring the overall well-being of Japanesesociety.
DOYUKAI membership comprises approximately 1,600 top executives of some 1,100 corporations, allsharing the common belief that corporate managers should be key players in formulating solutions ofa broad range of political, economic, and social issues. Within DOYUKAI, each member sheds her/his
corporate identity and participates as an individual, free to express opinions and ideas unconstrainedby the interest of any specific company or industry. This feature distinguishes DOYUKAI from otherbusiness organizations, giving it a broad, long-term perspective and ensuring objectivity and clarity in thediscussions of issues.
In-depth studies, research, and discussions provide DOYUKAI with an excellent understanding of theJapanese economy and its future potential. The results of these activities influence not only government
policy and industry, but society as a whole.
DOYUKAI maintains an independent stance, supported by its own studies and research, as it pursues
active and constructive dialogues with political parties, government officials, labor organizations, andindividuals in many other organizations as well.
DOYUKAI is deeply concerned with the challenges the world confronts today and is committed to making
Japan part of the solution. This commitment is embodied in a range of activities designed to engage
Japan with the rest of the world.
Through the active participation of business leaders who possess a clear vision of the future and wish
to sincerely take on challenges to realize it, DOYUKAI strives tirelessly to achieve ever-greater national
well-being in harmony with the world economy.
* DOYUKAI is the abbreviation of KEIZAI DOYUKAI or Japan Association of Corporate Executives.
Name

KEIZAI DOYUKAI<Japan Association of Corporate Executives>

Established

April 30, 1946

Membership

1,615 ( As of July 19, 2024)

Representative
Directors

NIINAMI Takeshi
IWAI Mutsuo
SAITO Hironori
1-4-6, Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku,
Tokyo 100-0005, Japan

Address
URL

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https://www.doyukai.or.jp/enBoard of Directors（ Titles: as of July 1, 2024）

Chairperson

Senior Vice Chairperson【Representative Director】【Representative Director】

NIINAMI Takeshi

IWAI Mutsuo

Representative Director,
President & CEO,Suntory Holdings Limited

Representative Director,
Chairperson of the Board,
Japan Tobacco Inc.

Vice Chairpersons【Executive Directors】

MINEGISHI Masumi

YAMASHITA Yoshinori

TASHIRO Keiko

TAKASHIMA Kohey

DATE Miwako

TAMATSUKA Genichi

YAMAGUCHI Akio

SUZUKI Jun

TERADA Kohei

HIIRO Tamotsu

MIKE Kanetsugu

INOUE Yukari

ONISHI Kensuke

TSUJI Yosuke

KIKUCHI Tadao

Representative Director &Chairperson,
Recruit Holdings Co., Ltd.

President & CEO,
Lotte Holdings Co., Ltd.

Chairman,
Mitsubishi UFJ
Financial Group, Inc.

Representative Director,
Chairperson,
Ricoh Co., Ltd.

General Manager & President,
IBM Japan, Ltd.

Managing Director,
KELLOGG (JAPAN) G.K.

Secretary General【Representative Director】

SAITO Hironori

Representative Director,
Secretary General,DOYUKAI

Member of the Board,
Deputy President,
Daiwa Securities Group Inc.

Senior Advisor,
TEIJIN Ltd.

Representative Director, CEO,
Oisix ra daichi Inc.

President,
Warehouse TERRADA

Chairperson / CEO,
Peace Winds Japan

Representative Director,
President & CEO,Money Forward, Inc.

President & CEO,MORI TRUST Co., Ltd.

President & CEO,
Representative Director,
McDonald's Holdings
Company (Japan), Ltd.

Chairman,
ROYAL HOLDINGS Co., Ltd.

Managing Directors【Executive Directors】

SUGAHARA Akiko

SHINOTSUKA Hajime

TABATA Masashi

DOYUKAIDOYUKAIDOYUKAIManaging Director,

Managing Director,

Managing Director,

Auditors

ITO Shinichiro

Senior Advisor,
ANA HOLDINGS INC.

HORIKIRI Noriaki
Executive Chairman,
Kikkoman Corp.

HASHIMOTO Takayuki
Honorary Executive Advisor,
IBM Japan, Ltd.

SHIGA Toshiyuki
Chairman & CEO,
Member of the Board,Innovation Network
Corporation of Japan

IWAMOTO Toshio
Senior Corporate Advisor,
NTT DATA Group Corp.

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Creating a New Socioeconomic System— A Reiwa Model of Collaborative Capitalism —After more than two decades in a deflationary spiral, we are beginning to
see the light at the end of the tunnel, and Japan’s economy and society
face a once-in-decades turning point. Looking around the world, the returnof an era of geopolitics and the resurgence of realpolitik are distinctly
foreseeable, with our nation also caught in the turbulent currents.

NIINAMI Takeshi

Chairperson, DOYUKAI

We are entering an era of inflation, where inaction will inevitably resultin falling behind. In this new era, what is required more than ever is theambition and drive to take risks to break new ground, overcome constraints,
and pioneer the future — animal spirits. We must reignite innovation alongwith our feral nature and reclaim the dynamism of capitalism.

Though some say, “Japan is back,” we should not misinterpret this, the dynamism of capitalism thatdrives economic growth is predicated on fierce competition and metabolism. Also, even if the economy
as a whole grows, it is meaningless if it does not lead to social prosperity and people's well-being.
This is why I have advocated the concept of collaborative capitalism. What I want to emphasize hereis that at the foundation of collaborative capitalism is capitalism based on growth through innovation.
Through cooperation with the social sector such as NPOs working to solve social issues, companies
become necessary and indispensable members of society.
The provision of funds and technology from the corporate world to the social sector will strengthen
the social safety net — which is insufficient when relying solely on self-help and public assistance —by leveraging the power of collaboration. In addition, by being strongly tied with society enhance
corporate resilience, lower hurdle rates, and reduce future risk premiums. In other words, such ties canenhance corporate value.
We in the private sector must take the lead in boldly redesigning our economic and social structures,swiftly parting ways with Showa and Heisei models that assume a growing population and higheconomic growth, as well as policies optimized for the deflationary society of the “lost three decades.”Internally, we are with the inevitable realities of declining and aging populations, and externally, wemust survive the geopolitical era. For this, we must construct a Collaborative Capitalism as a Reiwa
model.
To this end, we have identified f ive themes that we must urgently address: employment andlabor policies; fiscal and social security policies; DEI (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion); political andadministrative reforms; and energy policies.
I also would like to mention our policies regarding the operation of Keizai Doyukai itself. We will
improve member satisfaction by expanding opportunities for mutual study and networking through the
newly established “Member Engagement Committee” and the “Liberal Arts Program” to broaden ourperspectives. Furthermore, we will develop “Project 2000,” which aims for more than 2,000 members,
and promote membership from a wide range of industries.
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I would like to reiterate the three action principles that I set forth upon assuming the post ofchairperson: “Connect” with the world’s outstanding wisdom, “Open” ourselves to diversity, and “Act,”not just discuss, to change ourselves and society. Let us put our heads together and spare no effort inthis endeavor.

What is Collaborative Capitalism?
Collaborative Capitalism is what Keizai Doyukai stands for as a new socio-economic model originatingfrom Japan, built on the initiative of the private sector.

Model of “Collaborative Capitalism”

New Role of
Public Sector
Expanding Role ofPrivate Sector

Business
Opportunities

Business Growth andInvestment
to Solve Social Issues

Enhancing Corporate
Value and Resilience

Business
ImpactIncreasing Social
Recognition

Collaboration
with the Social Sector

Boosting
CompetitivenessAttracting
Innovative TalentSocialImpactEconomic Growth

Deregulation
Leveraging thePrivate Sector

Breaking Down
Status-Quo Mindset
Evoking Animal Spirits+

Realization of
Well-Being

New Frontiers in BusinessChildren

Education

Healthcare

GreenThe Collaborative Capitalism model pursued by Keizai Doyukai enables our society to simultaneously
address social problems and create new business opportunities. Companies play a crucial role in thismodel by partnering with the social sector, which has frontline knowledge of various social issues, todevelop businesses that offer solutions and generate a virtuous cycle of growth and reinvestment.
Once this cycle is operational, the private sector — including both business and social sectors — will
expand its role in achieving the public good, even in areas traditionally managed by the government
and public sector. When diverse entities, including businesses, tackle social problems such as
children's issues, access to education, healthcare, and environmental concerns, these challenges will
be reevaluated as untapped business opportunities. This private sector collaboration in solving social
issues will lead to a society where people can enjoy the benefits of economic growth and improved
well-being.
Simultaneously, companies will be able to explore new business opportunities and enhance theircorporate value and brand by addressing social issues. Companies that strive for both economic andsocial value will be highly esteemed in society, attract outstanding talent, and evolve into innovativeand competitive enterprises. The foundation for creating such a virtuous cycle is an entrepreneurial
spirit that rejects maintaining the status quo and aims to disrupt it.
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DOYUKAI in Action
Multi-sectoral Dialogue for Collaborative Capitalism
Advocating the concept of "Collaborative
Capitalism," Doyukai promotes initiatives toaddress various social challenges throughcollaboration between corporations and the social
sector, leveraging their respective resources.
In 2023, Doyukai signed a tripartite partnershipagreement with associations of impact startups,
leading NPOs, and social entrepreneurs. Basedon this agreement, Doyukai leads a series of multisectoral dialogues among members of the threeassociations and a wide range of stakeholders,aiming to translate the concept of Collaborative
Capitalism into concrete initiatives that produce
innovative solutions to social issues.

The 2nd multi-sectoral dialogue in April 2024

The inaugural multi-sectoral dialogue to materialize theconcept of collaborative capitalism in Sept. 2023

Tripartite partnership agreement withassociations of “impact startups” and NPOs

Policy and Action
Sustainable private-sector-led growth andimproving the wellbeing of society are key agenda
for Japan’s future. Doyukai members act on theirown initiative with the belief that the first step inbringing about the changes necessary to realize
this goal is for companies and managers totransform themselves first.For instance, many of
Doyukai directors and members participated in
the Tokyo Rainbow Parade 2024.

Committees
Doyukai launches committees to focus on important
issues related to the future of society and business.
The committees work to provide cutting-edgeknowledge and insights to the members, encourage
discussion among business execut ives, andformulate proposals from the business point ofview on specific policy issues.

6Cross-sectoral Dialogues
Doyukai maintains channels with a wide-ranging
stakeholders involved in policy making, including
politicians, bureaucrats, labor organizations.
Through face-to-face dialogues between leadersfrom various sectors, Doyukai actively engages
in policy advocacy.

Cross-border exchanges, dialogues, and learnings
Doyukai organizes business executives' missions
to key countries and facilitates participation ininternational conferences to enhance global
business intelligence and expand networks
with international organizations, businessassociations, and opinion leaders worldwide.
Doyukai engages in private-sector diplomacy to
explore opportunities for international cooperationand to convey powerful messages from theJapanese business community.

Doyukai actively hosts visiting opinion leadersand creates numerous opportunities forexchange and dialogue within Japan. Leveraging
its partnerships with business organizations
and think tanks, Doyukai provides corporate
executives with opportunities to learn about
global trends, address international issues
from diverse perspectives, and share wisdom,
insights, and experiences with leaders acrossborders.

Outreach to Public Opinion
Doyukai Chairperson briefs the media at biweekly press conferences to present businessleaders’ views on current issues in the world andimportant policy issues. In addition to traditional
media such as newspapers and TV, Doyukai
is developing new channels of outreach to thesociety, such as SNS and video media services.

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Committees & Chairpersons for Fiscal 2024
[1] Chairman Initiatives
Policy Coordination Committee

Chairperson of Committee
IWAI Mutsuo
Chairperson of the Board, Japan Tobacco Inc.

Future of Capitalism Project Team

Chairperson of Committee
NODA Tomoyoshi
Chairperson & President,
Graduate School of Leadership & Innovation,
Shizenkan University

Foreign Workers Employment Policy Taskforce
Chairperson of Committee
NAGAO Yutaka
Representative Director,
Executive Officer & President,
YAMATO HOLDINGS CO.,LTD.

Sounding Board Conference Taskforce
Chairperson of Committee(TBD)

Collaborative Capitalism Committee

Chairpersons of Committee
TAKASHIMA Kohey
Representative Director, CEO, Oisix ra daichi Inc.
INOUE YukariManaging Director, KELLOGG (JAPAN) G.K.
ONISHI Kensuke
Chairperson / CEO, Peace Winds Japan
HODO Chikatomo
Representative Director, Bayhills Co., Ltd.

Talent Activation Committee

Chairpersons of Committee
MINEGISHI Masumi
Representative Director & Chairperson,
Recruit Holdings Co., Ltd.
YASUBUCHI Seiji
President & CEO, AXA Life Insurance Co., Ltd.

Economic, Fiscal, Financial,& Social Security Committee
Chairpersons of Committee
YAMAGUCHI Akio
General Manager & President, IBM Japan, Ltd.
IWASAKI Masato
Senior Executive Fellow,
Industrial Growth Platform, Inc.
FUKASAWA Yuji
Chairman (Director), East Japan Railway Company
MATSUE Hideo
Managing Partner, Deloitte Tohmatsu LCC

Business Conditions Research Committee
Chairperson of Committee
KURIHARA Mitsue
Chairman of the Board,
Value Management Institute, Inc.

Startup Promotion General Committee
Chairpersons of Committee
KIHARA Masahiro
President & Group CEO,
Member of the Board of Directors,
Mizuho Financial Group, Inc.

TSUJI Yosuke
Representative Director, President & CEO,Money Forward, Inc.
IZUMO Mitsuru
President, Euglena Co., Ltd.

8Open Innovation Committee
Chairpersons of Committee
MINAMI SoichiroCEO, Visonal, Inc.

TANAKA Yoshikazu
Founder, Chairman & CEO, GREE, Inc.
HOMMA Masahiko
Co-founder, General Partner, Incubate Fund

Committee for Promotion of Diversity,
Equity & Inclusion
Chairpersons of Committee
TASHIRO Keiko
Member of the Board, Deputy President,
Daiwa Securities Group Inc.
HOSHINO Asako
Executive Officer, Executive Vice President,
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.
YASUBUCHI Seiji
President & CEO, AXA Life Insurance Co., Ltd.

Public Relations Committee

Chairperson of Committee
TAKASHIMA Kohey
Representative Director, CEO, Oisix ra daichi Inc.

Structural Reform Committee

Chairperson of Committee
TAMATSUKA Genichi
President & CEO, Lotte Holdings Co., Ltd.

[2] Policy Research Committees(1) Resurgent Dynamism
Corporate Transformation Committee

Chairpersons of Committee
YAMAGUCHI Akio
General Manager & President, IBM Japan, Ltd.
KAWASAKI Tatsuo
Chairman, Co-Founder & Partner,
Unison Capital, Inc.
HIRANO Hirofumi
CEO - Japan, KKR Japan Ltd.
YOSHIDA Kenichiro
Chairman & CEO, Sony Group Corp.

Leading SME Revitalization Committee
Chairperson of Committee
TERADA Kohei
President, Warehouse TERRADA

Service Industry Revitalization Committee
Chairpersons of Committee
KIKUCHI Tadao
Chairman, ROYAL HOLDINGS Co., Ltd.

MIZUTOME Koichi
President & CEO, FOOD & LIFE COMPANIES LTD.

Sports Entertainment Business Revitalization
Committee
Chairpersons of Committee
KITAHARA Yoshikazu
Representative Director, Chairman & CEO,TOKYO DOME Corp.
HAGA Bin
Chairman of the Board,
Representative Director, JCOM Co., Ltd.
HIROTA Yasuhito
Chairman & CEO, Representative Director,
ASICS Corp.

Corporate DX Promotion Committee

Chairpersons of Committee
ITO Joichi
Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer& Chief Architect, Digital Garage, Inc.
UENOYAMA Katsuya
Representative Director, PKSHA Technology Inc.
SUZUKI Kunimasa
Representative Director & Chairman, Intel K. K.

Regulatory Reform Committee

Chairpersons of Committee
MASHITA Naoaki
Group CEO & Founder, V-cube, Inc.
TAKEKAWA Setsuo
CEO, Medical Corporate Body KEN IKU KAITODOROKI Maiko
President & CEO, Poppins Corp.
MUTO Shinsuke
President, Tetsuyu Institute Medical Corp.

Political & Administrative Reform Committee

Chairpersons of Committee
SHINSHIBA Hiroyuki
Group CEO, OKASAN SECURITIES GROUP INC.
KOZU Takashi
President & CEO,The Securities Analysts Association of Japan(2) Transformation to Sustainable Society
Global Sustainability Committee
Chairpersons of Committee
HAYASHI Reiko
Director & Deputy President,
BofA Securities Japan Co., Ltd.

TAKAHARA Takahisa
Representative Director, President & CEO,Unicharm Corp.
HIRAI Yoshinori
Representative Director, President & CEO,AGC Inc.

Energy Committee

Chairpersons of Committee
KENGAKU Shin-ichiro
Chairman & Member of the Board,
NTT Anode Energy Corp.
HYODO Masayuki
Chairman of the Board of Directors,
Sumitomo Corp.

Advanced Science & Technology Strategy
Committee
Chairpersons of Committee
NAMBU Toshikazu
Director, Vice Chairman, Sumitomo Corp.
ISHIGURO Fujiyo
Outside Director, Pegasus Tech Holdings, K.K.
KITANO Hiroaki
Executive Deputy President & CTO,
Corporate Executive Officer, Sony Group Corp.
HIGUCHI Yasuyuki
President & CEO, Panasonic Connect Co., Ltd.
YUKAWA Hideaki
CEO / CSO,
Utilization of Carbon Dioxide Insutitute Co.,Ltd.

[3] Policy, Research & Study
Committees
Geopolitical Risk Study Committee
Chairpersons of Committee
SUZUKI Jun
Senior Advisor, TEIJIN Ltd.

OSHIMA Masahiko
Chairman, Ares Management Asia Japan KK
TANAKA Takashi
Chairman, KDDI Corp.

Economic Security Committee

Chairpersons of Committee
SHIBATA Hidetoshi
President & CEO, Renesas Electronics Corp.
KOSHIBA Mitsunobu
Co-Founder, Cdots, LLC[4] Action Committees
Corporate Executives' Visit to School Program
Chairperson of Committee
HIIRO Tamotsu
President & CEO, Representative Director,
McDonald's Holdings Company (Japan), Ltd.

Collaboration with Higher Educational
Institutions Project Team
Chairperson of Committee
HIIRO Tamotsu
President & CEO, Representative Director,
McDonald's Holdings Company (Japan), Ltd.

Sports-&-Art-Driven Community
Revitalization Committee
Chairpersons of Committee
YAMAGUCHI Eiichi
Representative Director,
ART POWERS JAPAN ASSOCIATIONKIMURA Koki
President, Representative Director,
Senior Corporate Officer, CEO, MIXI, Inc.

[5] Management Talent
Development Academy
Archive Distribution

Chairperson of Committee
TERADA Kohei
President, Warehouse TERRADA

Seminar on Current Affairs

Chairperson of Committee
EDA Makiko
Managing Executive Officer, Sumitomo Corp.

Liberal Arts Program

Chairperson of Committee
IWAI Mutsuo
Chairperson of the Board, Japan Tobacco Inc.

Leadership Program for CEO Candidates

Chairpersons of Committee
IWAI Mutsuo
Chairperson of the Board, Japan Tobacco Inc.
YASUDA Yuko
Executive Vice President, Board Advisors Japan, Inc.

Leadership Program for Middle Management
Chairperson of Committee
YAMAUCHI Masaki
Adviser, YAMATO HOLDINGS Co., Ltd.

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[6] Regional Exchange &Dialogue Promotion Business
Regional Co-Creation Committee

Chairpersons of Committee
YAMASHITA Yoshinori
Representative Director, Chairperson,
Ricoh Co., Ltd.

Chairpersons of Committee
SHIBUSAWA Ken
CEO, Shibusawa & Company, Inc.

IDE Tatsuya
Senior Vice President & Representative Director,
Fujita Corp.

JIGE Seiji
President & CEO, Development Bank of Japan Inc.

[8] Discussion Groups

NODA Yumiko
Chairman & Representative Director,
Veolia Japan GK

Industrial Research & Study Group

Tourism Strategy Committee

Chairpersons of Committee
DATE Miwako
President & CEO, MORI TRUST Co., Ltd.
YAMANO Tomohisa
CEO, Founder, ASOVIEW, Inc.

[7] Promoting Dialogues
with Foreign Leaders
Vice Chairperson in charge

MIKE Kanetsugu
Chairman, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc.

Japan-Americas Relations Committee
Chairperson of Committee
MOGI Osamu
Representative Director,
Senior Executive Corporate Officer,
Kikkoman Corp.

Japan-Europe Relations Committee
Chairperson of Committee
MOGI Osamu
Representative Director,
Senior Executive Corporate Officer,
Kikkoman Corp.

Japan-Asia Relations Committee

Chairpersons of Committee
HIRAKO Yuji
Senior Advisor, ANA HOLDINGS INC.
IMAI Seiji
Member of the Board of Directors, Chairman,
Mizuho Financial Group, Inc.

Japan-China Relations Committee
Chairperson of Committee
IKEDA Junichiro
Director, Chairman of the Board,
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd.		

Japan-South Korea Relations Committee
Chairperson of Committee
TAMATSUKA Genichi
President & CEO, Lotte Holdings Co., Ltd.

Japan-India Relations Committee

Chairpersons of Committee
MAEDA Tadashi
Chairman of the Board of Directors,
Japan Bank for International Cooperation
TANAKA Shigehiro
Corporate Senior Executive Vice President,
NEC Corp.

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Japan-Middle East/Africa Relations Committee

Vice Chairperson in charge
SUZUKI Jun
Senior Advisor, TEIJIN Ltd.
Chairpersons of Committee
YUKAWA Tomoko
Vice President,
Utilization of Carbon Dioxide Insutitute Co.,Ltd.
UCHIDA Shiro
CEO, Community Mesh Corp.

New Members Discussion Group

Chairpersons of Committee
YOSHIMATSU Tetsuro
Representative Director, Chairperson & CEO,istyle Inc.
SAKURAI Denji
President & CEO,Nippon Information & Communication Corporation

Management Discussion Group

Chairpersons of Committee
OIKAWA Kenichiro
Senior Managing Executive Officer, Marubeni Corp.
KATOH Hiroshi
Managing Partner, IBM Japan, Ltd.

[9] Membership Groups
Membership Review Committee

Chairpersons of Committee
TACHIBANA Masaki
President,
Sumitomo Mitsui Finance & Leasing Co.,Ltd.
HAYASHI Nobuhide
Chairman, Japan Economic Research Institute
YASUDA Yuko
Executive Vice President, Board Advisors Japan, Inc.

Member Engagement Committee

Chairpersons of Committee
TAMATSUKA Genichi
President & CEO, Lotte Holdings Co., Ltd.
YUKAWA Tomoko
Vice President,
Utilization of Carbon Dioxide Insutitute Co.,Ltd.
YOSHIMATSU Tetsuro
Representative Director, Chairperson & CEO,istyle Inc.

Treasury Committee

Chairperson of Committee
HAYASHI Nobuhide
Chairman, Japan Economic Research Institute

DST Support Project

Chairperson of Committee
TADA Soichiro
President & CEO,
Future Society Innovation Co., Ltd.

International Networks
Interacting Organizations

Counterpart Organizations

National Coordination Committees for the AJBM(ASEAN-Japan Business Meeting)
ASEAN
www.doyukai.or.jp/ajbm

Center for Business and Policy Studies (SNS)Swedenwww.sns.se/en/

U.S.-Japan Council (USJC)
USA
www.usjapancouncil.org
The Institute of Directors(IoD)
UK
www.iod.com/
Deutsch-Japanischer Wirtschaftskreis (DJW)
Germany
www.djw.de/de/
China-Japan Friendship Association (CJFA)
China
Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Chinaen.sjtu.edu.cn
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
International Organizationwww.undp.org
African Development Bank Group (AfDB)International Organizationwww.afdb.org/en

China Institute for Reform and Development (CIRD)
Chinawww.cird.org.cn
Circulo de Empresarios (CE)Spaincirculodeempresarios.org/en/
Committee for Economic Developmentof The Conference Board (CED)
USA
www.ced.org
Committee for Economic Developmentof Australia (CEDA)
Australia
www.ceda.com.au
Consejo Empresario de América Latina (CEAL)
Latin American Countries
ceal.coThe Croatian Employers’Association (CEA)
Croatia
www.hup.hr/en/
Finnish Business and Policy Forum (EVA)
Finlandwww.eva.fi/en/
Forum de Administradores e Gestoresde Empresas (FAE)
Portugal
gestores.pt/
German Economic Institute (IW)Germany
www.iwkoeln.de/enInstitut Arabe des Chefs d’Entreprises (IACE)
Tunisia
www.iace.tn
Institut de l’Entreprise (IDEP)Francewww.institut-entreprise.fr
The National Business Initiative (NBI)South Africa
www.nbi.org.za

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