Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center Stanford University


Robert Eberhart, Yoko Ishikura, and Tomotaka Goji listen to Kazuhiko Toyama at the Entrepreneurship in Japan symposium at the University of Tokyo in May 2009.




Dialogue on Japan's Entrepreneurial Ecosystem  
SPRIE Special Event

Date and Time
January 21, 2010
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Availability
By Invitation Only


Speakers
Robert Eberhart - Stanford University
William F. Miller - Stanford University

After a decade of economic institution reforms and consistent growth, the recent recession has sharply curtailed Japan's manufacturing and service activity, even though its banks have endured relatively unscathed. Many in Japan now look to entrepreneurship and innovation as an important part of the continued restructuring of its economy. This event will review data from a new 50,000 company database of recently incorporated Japanese firms to begin a dialogue on entrepreneurialism in Japan with policy makers, academics, and business leaders. The dialogue will be held simultaneously in Japan and the US over Cisco's TelePresence system.

Location
Cisco Telepresence


FSI Contact
Robert Eberhart