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Nihongo Bashi to hold 2-day cross-cultural seminar on Japan, New Delhi
Ever wondered how to work with the Japanese? What is the difference and similarity between Indian culture and the Japanese culture?
As the world races towards globalization, the ability to develop and retain managers with truly international and global approach is becoming one of the biggest challenges most companies face today. How companies respond depends on how well prepared their decision-makers are in facing the challenges that the global market brings.
Nihongo Bashi, a Singapore based company with presence in major global linguistic markets, introduces its highly acclaimed seminar series that seeks to "bridge" the Indo-Japan business community to New Delhi. This program is highly sought after by middle management and senior management executives in companies that wish to enter the Japanese market or already have growing presence there. Participants will learn nuances that make dealing with Japanese businessmen and companies a breeze.
As the largest player in India for internationalization services for the Japanese market, Nihongo Bashi seeks to deliver highly sought after business knowledge to operate in this space.
The presenter for this seminar, Jai Narayan, is a Japanophile who has lived in Japan and understood the Japanese from very close quarters. World class content filled with real-life anecdotes, coupled with the instructors' in-depth knowledge results in highly-engaging role plays and stimulating delivery of this. A must for every serious corporate citizen in this space!
Who should attend?
The seminar is intended for Team Leaders, Project Managers, Business Development Managers, HR and Finance Team members and Senior management personnel with little/no exposure in dealing with Japanese customers.
Seminar objectives and content outline
This 2-day cross-cultural seminar on Japan is designed to help executives perform to the best of their abilities with specific reference to Japanese culture and work ethics.
The seminar will seek to help the attendees achieve the following objectives:
Understand the needs and qualities of a global manager
Appreciate the impact of cultural differences in doing business with Japanese companies
Better prepare for international negotiations and communication skills in working with Japanese companies
Topics for DAY 1
Session I will cover Geographical Perspectives, the Japanese People, doing Business in Japan and interacting with Japanese at the board room level.
Session 2 will cover business etiquette around the conference table and tips when visiting Japan.
Topics for DAY 2
Session 3 will cover Eating/drinking - Options for Indians and cultural sensitivities; how to conclude a business deal; protocols for entertaining.
Session 4 will cover the 5-S's of "Workplace aesthetics & ethics", Time management & punctuality in Japan, Quality issues, Japanese customer-centric approach and traits of the Japanese businessman.
Presenter Profile
Jai Narayan, Academic Director, Nihongo Bashi
Jai Narayan is the Academic Director of Nihongo Bashi and holds a Masters Degree in Marketing Communication from Osaka University of Arts and a Diploma in Japanese from The International Community College (ICC), Kobe, Japan. He is a bicultural and bilingual specialist in Japanese Language and brings with him rich experience of living and working in Japan for nearly 15 years during which he acquired a near native-level fluency in the Japanese language.
Jai has successfully delivered corporate training programs in Japanese language and culture for leading IT-services organisations like Infosys, Wipro Technologies, Accenture, Sasken Communication, iGate Global Solutions, Tata Elxsi Limited and TCS, amongst others. His deep insight into Japanese language and culture has been highly appreciated and valued by the participants of his programs.
Seminar venue
Rudraksha Hall, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110 003. Entry through Vardhaman Marg, Gate no. 3. FREE parking is available.
Date and Timings
7th & 8th June, 2007, 9.30 am to 6.00 pm
Seminar fees
The fees per participant are given in the table below. Organisations nominating multiple participants stand to gain as per the details mentioned in the table.
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No. of Participants
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Seminar fees*
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Up to 2 participants
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Rs 6,500 per participant
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3 to 5 participants
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Rs 6,000 per participant
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More than 5 participants
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Rs 5,500 per participant
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*Service Tax and Education Cess
As Applicable and in addition to the fees mentioned above. Currently, the service tax is applicable at 12% and Education cess at 2%. Taxes prevailing at the time of invoicing will be applicable.
Fees include Tea/Coffee/Lunch for the participants.
Registration
Organizations interested in registering their employees are requested to download and send their registration forms along with payment to the contact person listed below.
Last date for registration is 22nd May
Payment Terms
All payments should be by way of Cheque/Demand Draft favoring "Nihongo Bashi Pvt Limited, Noida" by 22nd May, 2007. Confirmation of participation in the Seminar will be sent only against 100% payment received in advance.
Payment Terms
All payments should be by way of Cheque/Demand Draft favoring "Nihongo Bashi Pvt Limited, Noida" by 22nd May, 2007. Confirmation of participation in the Seminar will be sent only against 100% payment received in advance.
Contact us for further details:
Bhavesh Shah
Regional Director
Nihongo Bashi Pvt Ltd
B-93, Abearix Building,
Sector 2, Noida,
Noida 201 301.
Tel: 0120 4266 862 /Mobile: 98734 55508
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