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Understanding Economic Security in Business

The Institute of Japan Planning (JPI) is set to host an insightful seminar titled "Economic Security: Why Is Implementation Challenging?" This event aims to shed light on the barriers preventing effective implementation of economic security practices in businesses today. Scheduled for June 30, 2026, from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM, the seminar features Honorable Heiki Tagami, a distinguished member of the Economic Security Guidelines Study Group under the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry, as the speaker.

For attendees, this seminar isn't just a theoretical exploration; it is designed to provide concrete insights and actionable strategies for incorporating economic security into corporate decision-making processes. With over 30 years of experience in business risk assessment and country risk analysis at leading general trading companies, Tagami's expertise offers valuable perspectives on how companies can navigate today's rapidly changing geopolitical landscapes...

Key Insights from the Seminar

Participants will gain practical knowledge about integrating economic security into business strategy through various focuses:

• - Implementation Process: Understanding the step-by-step approach to incorporating economic security in business decisions.
• - Risk Assessment in Supply Chain Disruption: Evaluating risks and making informed decisions amidst the challenges of fragmented supply chains.
• - Shifting from Defensive to Offensive Strategies: Designing proactive economic security strategies to safeguard and enhance business operations.

Target Audience

This seminar is particularly relevant for:

• - Corporate planning departments involved in economic security and risk management.
• - Business development units responsible for overseas initiatives and supply chain strategies.
• - Legal and compliance teams handling trade and regulatory issues.
• - Global enterprises across trading, manufacturing, and energy sectors.

Lecture Overview

The seminar will cover a variety of critical topics, including:
1. Definition and essence of economic security.
2. Compliance and risk management considerations in economic security.
3. The dual axes of decision-making in management.
4. Strategies for collecting economic intelligence and utilizing it in management decisions.
5. Addressing cross-industry challenges and the necessity of specialized departments.
6. Insights into potential conflicts involving Taiwan and implications for private companies.
7. Constructing an offensive economic security strategy.
8. Discussing the relationship between democracy and private enterprises.
9. Q&A and networking opportunities with participants.

All participants will receive a complimentary copy of Tagami's book, Twenty New Norms of Economic Security Viewed from Geopolitical Risks, further enriching their understanding.

Registration Details

Date: June 30, 2026
Venue: Live attendance and online streaming available.
Fee: Event registration fee is 40,000 yen (tax included).
An additional special rate of 18,500 yen (tax included) is available for those wishing to access archived content.
Sign Up: More details and registration can be found at here.

Why This Seminar Matters

Amidst rising geopolitical tensions and fragmented supply chains, companies are increasingly faced with unprecedented challenges. Modern economic and diplomatic norms are rapidly evolving, and businesses must adapt to remain competitive. This seminar not only addresses theoretical aspects but also focuses on practical solutions tailored to the needs of today's corporate environment.

With an opportunity to engage directly with the speaker post-seminar and network with industry peers, participants will walk away equipped with new connections and strategies critical for navigating the complexities of economic security in their business practices. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to enhance your understanding and approach to economic security in business.