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For more information: www.jasdfw.org, 214-342-2022, [email protected] Friday February 13 2015 Omni Dallas Hotel at Park West Supported by a grant from: Airline Sponsor: Friday February 12 2016 Renaissance Dallas Richardson Hotel Professor Koji Murata President of Doshisha University, Kyoto; Ph.D., Political Science Ambassador Ira Shapiro President of Ira Shapiro Global Strategies, LLC; former Chief Negotiator for Japan and Canada, Office of the United States Trade Representative Bryan Daniel Executive Director, Economic Development and Tourism Division, Office of the Governor, State of Texas Masao Yamagami Chairman & CEO, Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation Americas, Inc. Joel Malone Senior Manager for Japan F-35 Business Development, Lockheed Martin Dr. Hiroki Takeuchi Associate Professor and Director, Sun & Star Program on Japan and East Asia, Tower Center for Political Studies, SMU Dr. Anny Wong Research Fellow, John G. Tower Center for Political Studies, SMU; Director, Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth Presented in cooperation with: National Association of Japan-America Societies (NAJAS), John G. Tower for Political Studies at SMU, Dallas Committee on Foreign Relations, Dallas Japanese Association, Dallas Regional Chamber, Frisco Chamber of Commerce, Greater Dallas Asian American Chamber of Commerce, Plano Chamber of Commerce, and Richardson Chamber of Commerce. U.S.-Japan Economic and Security Relations: One Year after Prime Minister Abe’s Historic Visit Join us for an update on current issues in U.S.-Japan relations from leaders in the field. Experts from both countries will examine developments since Prime Minister Abe’s April visit to the U.S. and key issues looming on the horizon, such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and new security cooperation efforts. The afternoon panel will bring the discussion home with a look at the thriving aerospace and defense industries in North Texas and specific cooperative programs with Japan. Time: 11:30-12:00 Registration 12:00-1:30 Luncheon Program 2:00-3:30 Panel Session Location: Renaissance Dallas Richardson Hotel 900 E. Lookout Dr., Richardson, Texas 75082 Tickets: $45 Members, $55 Public Register by February 9 at www.jasdfw.org Members’ prices apply to JASDFW, SMU students/faculty, and Cooperating Organizations. Professor Koji Murata Ambassador Ira Shapiro Masao Yamagami Joel Malone Bryan Daniel Luncheon Speakers: Panel Members: Luncheon Program Panel Session Program Advisory Team

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Page 1: U.S.-Japan Economic and Security Relations: One Year after ...Location: Renaissance Dallas Richardson Hotel 900 E. Lookout Dr., Richardson, Texas 75082 Tickets: $45 Members, $55 Public

For more information: www.jasdfw.org, 214-342-2022, [email protected]

FridayFebruary 13

2015Omni Dallas Hotel

at Park West

Supported by a grant from:

Airline Sponsor:

FridayFebruary 12

2016Renaissance DallasRichardson Hotel

Professor Koji MurataPresident of Doshisha University, Kyoto; Ph.D., Political Science

Ambassador Ira ShapiroPresident of Ira Shapiro Global Strategies, LLC; former Chief Negotiator for Japan and Canada, Office of the United States Trade Representative

Bryan DanielExecutive Director, Economic Development and Tourism Division, Office of the Governor, State of Texas

Masao YamagamiChairman & CEO, Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation Americas, Inc.

Joel MaloneSenior Manager for Japan F-35 Business Development, Lockheed Martin

Dr. Hiroki Takeuchi Associate Professor and Director, Sun & Star Program on Japan and East Asia, Tower Center for Political Studies, SMU

Dr. Anny WongResearch Fellow, John G. Tower Center for Political Studies, SMU; Director, Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth

Presented in cooperation with:National Association of Japan-America Societies (NAJAS), John G. Tower for Political Studies at SMU, Dallas Committee on Foreign Relations, Dallas Japanese Association, Dallas Regional Chamber, Frisco Chamber of Commerce, Greater Dallas Asian American Chamber of Commerce, Plano Chamber of Commerce, and Richardson Chamber of Commerce.

U.S.-Japan Economic and Security Relations: One Year after Prime Minister Abe’s Historic VisitJoin us for an update on current issues in U.S.-Japan relations from leaders in the field. Experts from both countries will examine developments since Prime Minister Abe’s April visit to the U.S. and key issues looming on the horizon, such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and new security cooperation efforts. The afternoon panel will bring the discussion home with a look at the thriving aerospace and defense industries in North Texas and specific cooperative programs with Japan.

Time: 11:30-12:00 Registration 12:00-1:30 Luncheon Program 2:00-3:30 Panel SessionLocation: Renaissance Dallas Richardson Hotel 900 E. Lookout Dr., Richardson, Texas 75082Tickets: $45 Members, $55 Public

and Cooperating Organizations.

Professor Koji Murata Ambassador Ira Shapiro Masao Yamagami Joel MaloneBryan Daniel

Luncheon Speakers: Panel Members:

Luncheon Program

Panel Session

Program Advisory Team

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