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Upcoming Online Seminar for Auditors: Mental Care and Harassment Prevention

The esteemed Tomura Audit Series is proud to announce a new course, titled "Mental Care and Harassment Prevention: How Auditors Can Protect Both Themselves and Others," which will take place on November 26, 2026 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM JST via Zoom. This seminar, hosted by the Japan Management Institute, aims to equip participants with critical knowledge and skills to support their mental health and prevent harassment in the workplace.

About the Seminar

This online event builds on the success of prior modules within the Tomura Audit Series, often referred to as the "Seven Volumes of Tomura's Audit," which covers essential audit communication and more. Adopting a human-centric approach to auditing, the seminar emphasizes the importance of mental health and respectful interactions in audit practices.

Course Details:

• - Date: November 26, 2026
• - Time: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM JST
• - Location: Zoom Online Live Seminar
• - Instructor: Tomonori Tomura, Chairman of Japan Management Institute, who brings with him a wealth of experience from his leadership positions in various fields, including disaster recovery and mental health advocacy.

• - Cost: Members: 34,100 JPY (tax included) / Non-members: 41,800 JPY (tax included)

For more information and registration, please visit this link and check the seminar brochure.

Why Attend?

Auditors are integral to ensuring compliance in organizations, but the mental toll from auditing can often be overlooked. It is crucial for auditors and staff in related fields—such as risk management, compliance, and HR—to develop understanding and strategies regarding mental wellness and harassment prevention. The seminar will focus on:

• - Key aspects of mental care relevant in high-pressure audit environments.
• - Effective harassment prevention techniques to create safer workplaces.
• - The significance of mental health in auditing and compliance practices.

Instructor Background:
Tomonori Tomura, a distinguished graduate of Waseda University, has a strong academic background supported by his studies in the United States, where he excelled academically. His extensive experience includes work with the United Nations, where he handled internal audit tasks and strategic planning, particularly related to ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) initiatives. As an author of 34 books and a popular media figure, his insights into mental health and workplace wellbeing are both profound and practical.

What Participants Will Learn

The seminar is designed to benefit a diverse audience, including auditors, internal controls personnel, compliance officers, and HR professionals. Key learning objectives include:

• - Understanding mental health challenges faced by auditors and strategies for self-care.
• - Insight into creating a collaborative and respectful audit environment to prevent harassment.
• - Practical applications of psychological first aid based on real-world experiences.

Exclusive Features

Participants will also engage in a unique initiative titled "Micro-Learning in Gaps," featuring quick learning sessions during breaks, built around partnered content with government agencies and popular media.

Conclusion

In an era of heightened awareness around mental health and harassment prevention, this seminar stands as a vital resource for auditors and related professionals. Don’t miss the chance to gain valuable insights and tools to foster a healthier workplace culture.

For registration and further information, please check the links provided above, and we look forward to welcoming you to this important seminar on November 26, 2026.