Dear all!

Please be invited to our Second International Symposium in Tokyo!

When it comes to the future, there are three kinds of
people: those who let it happen, those who make it happen, and those who wonder what happened -John M.
Richardson, Jr.-

Now, let’s take a moment and think what kind of future we are building. What are the major goals of our society? If we do not know where we are going, we may end up somewhere else. So it is important to know where we are heading.

Joining our forces, joining people from different backgrounds and different countries will make us only stronger. We believe that only if we share common goals, discuss how to achieve them together, we can make a better effort to achieve them!

Time: March 4th, 2012 (Sunday) 13:00~15:30
(opening12:30～)
Place: Tokyo International Exchange Center Plaza Heisei 3rd floor Nearest station: Yurikamome line Funenokagakukan station Participation fee: Free (To register please email to global.people.in.japan[at]gmail.com, indicate your name, country of origin and occupation)

13：00～13：05 Opening speech
13：05～13：45 Keynote speech
Dr. Teruyasu Murakami (Nomura Research Institute SeniorFellow)
13：45～14：05 Q&A session
14：05～14：15 Break
14：15～14：45 Presentation 1 Andres Molina “WHO”>
Presentation 2 Kei Kanzawa
14：45～15：25 Panel discussion
15：25～15：30 Closing speech

Who are the ones to build the future?
Tomorrow belongs to those people, who prepare for it today.

What should be the major goals of our global society? Our interest is in the future, because that is where we are going to spend the rest of our lives!

How can we achieve them? Let’s make our current dreams, reality of our future! For this discussion purposes 4 additional special guests have been invited: philosopher from Switzerland, plane engineer from USA, consultant from Austria and nutrition specialist from China.

The topic is rather broad to make it possible for people from different majors and backgrounds to make a contribution to this discussion.
Life is not a rehearsal. There is no second chance (that we know of).
The past is over and it is gone. The future is not guaranteed…

Kind regards,
Aiko Zhangali