[Svjen-list] SVJEN：新年会のご案内 【1月30日（金） 6:00 ? 10:00 p.m.】＆稲盛和夫京セラ名誉会長による講演のお知らせ

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SVJENからのお知らせです。

※明日(1/30)のSVJEN＆Keizai Society新年会には、現在250名を超える参加登録を頂
いております。
駐車スペースが限られておりますので、なるべくカープールでお越しいただくようお
願い申し上げます。

多数のSVJENメンバーの皆様にお会いできるのを楽しみにしております！

SVJENスタッフ一同

■□■□　第19回 Keizai Society新年会　■□■□
Silicon Valley Japanese Entrepreneur Network (SVJEN)共催

日本行き往復航空券ほか豪華景品の抽選会も開催！

国際政治経済学者、Daniel Okimoto教授を表彰

2009年1月30日（金）
6:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Location:  Palo Alto Hills Golf and Country Club
3000 Alexis Drive, Palo Alto, CA 94304

費用：2009年1月26日までに登録した方$30、以降登録または当日参加の方$50
服装：ビジネスカジュアル
www.keizai.org にて登録してください


Keizai Societyでは、第19回新年会を1月30日の午後6時から、Palo Alto Hills Golf
and Country Clubで開催いたします。この新年会は、3回目のSVJEN (Silicon Valley
Japanese Entrepreneur Network: http://www.svjen.org/) との共催、JETROサンフ
ランシスコ (http://www.jetro.org/)のサポートによるイベントです。

経済ソサエティーでは、政治経済学のパイオニアであり、日米交流に多大なる貢献を
した、Daniel Okimoto 教授の生涯の功績を称え、表彰致します。世界の国々の政府
が世界経済と金融貸付市場の再生を模索してる今ほど、金融グローバリゼーションと
国内政策との結びつきを理解することが重要なことはありません。Okimoto 教授は日
本人以外の中で最も高い旭日中綬章を、2007年に日本国政府から授与されました。
また、在サンフランシスコ日本国総領事館長嶺総領事を交えて恒例の鏡割りも行われ
ます。

経済ソサェティーでは日米間のビジネスにおける成功事例やそこで得られた体験実例
を紹介して両国間のビジネスの発展、また日米の起業家の方々に対する応援・支援を
しています。新年会は旧友やゲストの方々との親交を深める特別ネットワーク・イベ
ントであり、日米間でのビジネスをしている方々のビジネス支援のために企画されて
ます。

オンラインでの(www.keizai.org) 登録をお願いしております。たくさんの名刺をお
持ちになり、是非皆様のネットワークを強化して2009年を迎えてください。また、受
付で一枚名刺をお渡しください。日本行きの往復航空券などの素晴らしいドアプライ
ズの抽選に使われます。
19回目の新年会で2009年の新年を皆様と迎えられますよう、お越しをお待ちしており
ます。

* Daniel I. Okimoto教授について

ダニエル I. オキモト スターリング・スターモス社グローバル・インスティテュー
ト研究所及びアジア戦略グループの会長、当社のパートナー。現職のスタンフォード
大学政治学部教授であり、さらに同大国際問題研究所の上級研究員、アジア太平洋研
究センターの共同創設者であり名誉所長でもある。スタンフォード大学在籍の 30 年
間に、スタンフォード国際問題研究所、東アジア研究プログラム、アジア太平洋研究
に関するショーレンスティーン・フォーラム、アジア太平洋奨学生プログラム、スタ
ンフォード日本センターなど、学際的なプログラムや研究機関の設立に中心的な役割
を果たした。ストックホルム・スクール・オブ・エコノミクスや京都の国際日本文化
研究センターで教鞭をとった経験もある。オキモト教授は、学術研究、社会政策、政
策活動推進の中心的機関であるアジア太平洋研究センターを共同で創設した。さらに
全米科学アカデミーの全米研究会議日本委員会の副会長、プリンストン大学政治学部
の審議会メンバーを歴任した。日米国交開始 150 周年にあたる 2004 年には、日米
交流の促進への功績が認められ、外務大臣表彰を受章した。

プリンストン大学歴史学部を卒業、ハーバード大学で東アジア研究の修士号を、ミシ
ガン大学で政治学の博士号を取得した。『通産省とハイテク産業：日本の競争力を生
むメカニズム』、『日米半導体競争』など数多くの著作があるほか、『 The
Political Economy of Japan 』等の共同編集にも関わった。

日本政策投資銀行、 SOMA ネットワークス、ガーディアン・インダストリーズ、ハワ
イ・スーパーフェリー、メニーストリームス・インク、サンディエゴ・パドレスなど
各社の諮問委員会や取締役会にも名を連ねている。ダン・オキモト・コンサルティン
グ・インクの社長兼 CEO でもある。

※パーキングについて

Thank you for your registration for the 19th Keizai Society Shinnenkai on
Friday, January 30, 2008.  Due to a larger than anticipated turn-out, we
strongly recommend carpooling to this event and that you use a car that has
a GPS system to make sure you don't miss the Alexis turnoff, off Page Mill.
Alternatively, there is a park & ride for commuters at the south east corner
of Arastradero Rd & Page Mill Road as you exit at Page Mill from Hwy 280.
It is 1.4 miles to the event location. You may find it more convenient to
carpool from there.

At the Palo Alto Hills Golf and Country Club, we provide both self-parking
and valet parking.  If you cannot find a spot in the self-parking area (2nd
and 3rd tiers), please use the valet parking service at the lobby entrance.
The valet parking is complement of the Keizai Society for your convenience.
(Please tip the valet personnel at your discretion)
Please note that  the Country Club does not allow the guests to park on the
street or they will be towed.
Thank you for your cooperation and we look forward to seeing you on Friday!
Directions:

Take the Page Mill exit from Hwy 280 and go for 1.4 miles towards the Santa
Cruz mountains.  Turn right on Alexis Drive (there is a dimly lit Palo Alto
Hills Golf and Country Club sign) which is the street immediately past the
sign.  Then go for .5 miles through the residential area until you see the
sign on the right that indicates the Country Club parking.
http://www.pahgcc.com/club/scripts/view/view_directions.asp?GRP=11010&NS=PUB
LIC&APP=60
<http://www.pahgcc.com/club/scripts/view/view_directions.asp?GRP=11010&amp;N
S=PUBLIC&amp;APP=60>
We recommend making sure the direction of Palo Alto Hills Golf and Country
Club in advance from the above URL in order to make it easier for yourself
as the roads are narrow and dark in the area.

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The Consulate General of Japan in San Francisco
And The Stanford University US-Asia Technology Management Center present

■□■□ JAPAN INNOVATION FORUM ■□■□

With Keynote Presentation by

Kazuo Inamori

Founder and Chairman Emeritus
KYOCERA CORPORATION, Japan

February 7, 2009  (Saturday)
Kresge Auditorium
Stanford University

12:00 noon	Registration Opens
1:00 pm		Keynote Speech:

		“Fine Ceramics Innovation”   by Dr. Inamori

2:45 pm 	Panel Discussion    “On the Future of Innovation:
		An Emerging New Role for Japan?”

Paul Saffo, Futurist and Technology Forecaster
Masa Ishii, Founder and Managing Director, AZCA, Inc.
Richard Dasher, Director, US-Asia Technology Management Center
4:00 pm	Networking

Supported by JETRO San Francisco, the Japanese Chamber of Commerce of
Northern California, the Japan Society of Northern California, the Keizai
Society, Silicon Valley Japanese Entrepreneurs Network (SVJEN), Silicon
Valley Media Forum (SVMF), and Japan Bio Community (JBC)

Free Admission
Advance Registration Required
Please email to  <skeda ＠ stanford.edu>
Or leave voicemail at  <650-724-0096>

DR. KAZUO INAMORI

Dr. Kazuo Inamori was born in Kagoshima, Japan, in 1932.  He graduated from
Kagoshima University in 1955 with a Bachelor of Sciences degree.  Four years
later he established Kyoto Ceramic Co., Ltd. (now Kyocera Corporation) and
developed it into a world-leading enterprise -- with products ranging from
fine ceramics material to information and communications equipment.  He was
named President of the Company in 1966, Chairman in 1985, and Founder and
Chairman Emeritus in 1997.

In 1984 Dr. Inamori made a personal endowment to establish the non-profit
Inamori Foundation and became its President.  At the same time, he created
the Kyoto Prize, an international award presented by the Foundation each
November 10 to recognize individuals and groups worldwide who have made
outstanding contributions to the betterment of society and humankind.

When Japan's telecommunications industry was liberalized in 1984, Dr.
Inamori quickly took the initiative to establish DDI Corporation and became
its Chairman.  DDI merged in 2000 with KDD and IDO to become KDDI
Corporation.  Dr. Inamori served as KDDI's Chairman Emeritus and is now its
Honorary Advisor.

His voluntary service now includes leading the "Seiwa-Juku," a private
business school operating in 60 locations, including seven outside Japan.
As Seiwa-Juku President, Dr. Inamori teaches his management philosophy at no
charge to more than 5,000 young business owners and entrepreneurs.

PAUL SAFFO
	Paul Saffo is a forecaster and essayist with over two decades
experience exploring long-term technological change and its practical impact
on business and society. Formerly affiliated with the Institute for the
Future, he now teaches at Stanford University and is Distinguished Visiting
Scholar in the Stanford Media X research network. He was the founding
chairman of the Samsung Science Board and serves on a variety of other
boards including the Long Now Foundation, the Singapore National Research
Foundation Science Advisory Board, and the Pax Group.  He has served as an
advisor and Forum Fellow to the World Economic Forum since 1997.  Paul is a
columnist for ABCNews.com, and his essays have appeared in numerous
publications including The Harvard Business Review, Fortune, Wired, The Los
Angeles Times, Newsweek, The New York Times, and the Washington Post. Paul
is a Fellow of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences, and holds
degrees from Harvard College, Cambridge University and Stanford University.

MASA ISHII
	Masa Ishii is Managing Director of Noventi and Founder and Managing
Director of AZCA Inc., a professional services firm based in Menlo Park, CA,
that specializes in Japan and Asia-Pacific corporate development for high
technology ventures.  He has over 25 years of experience as a professional
in international business and high technology. He has been an active venture
investor in emerging technology companies during the past 15 years.
Formerly, Masa worked at McKinsey & Company, Inc. as a senior management
consultant and at IBM Japan as a systems engineer.  Masa serves or has
served on the board and the advisory board of several multinational
companies, including Logitech, s.a., IA Global Inc., Zaxel Inc., iFire
Technology Inc., Alien Technology Corporation, and BayMode, Inc., among
others. He is a frequent speaker and writer on issues involving
international business development in the high technology industry.  Masa
holds a Bachelor of Engineering in mathematical engineering and
instrumentation physics from the University of Tokyo and a Master of Science
in computer science from Stanford University.

RICHARD DASHER
	At Stanford University, Richard Dasher has been Director of the
US-Asia Technology Management Center since 1994 and has concurrently served
as Executive Director of the Center for Integrated Systems since 1998.  He
holds Consulting Professor appointments in the Departments of Electrical
Engineering (technology management), Asian Languages (Japanese business),
and at the Asia-Pacific Research Center.  From 2004, Dr. Dasher became the
first non-Japanese person ever asked to join the governance of a Japanese
national university, serving a term on the Board of Directors of Tohoku
University.  He continues on the Management Council of Tohoku University and
as Advisor to the Tohoku University president.  He is on expert review
panels for government funding programs and think tanks in Japan, Canada,
Germany, and Hong Kong.  Also active as a management consultant, Dr. Dasher
serves on the board of two start-up companies, and he advises start-up
companies and large firms in the U.S., Japan, and China.



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