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NAJAS Honorary
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Honorary Chairs
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Ambassador Howard H. Baker, Jr. |
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Ambassador Thomas S. Foley |
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Mr. Yotaro Kobayashi |
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Ambassador Walter F. Mondale |
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NAJAS Executive
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Officers
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Chairman
Mr. Ira Shapiro
Greenberg Traurig, LLP |
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Vice Chair
Mr. Richard J. Wood
President
Center for International Exchange (US) |
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President
Mr. Peter Kelley
NAJAS |
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Treasurer
Mr. Celso Mataac
Regardie, Brooks & Lewis, Chtd. |
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Secretary
Mr. William Duncan
General Director
Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association |
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At-Large Members
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Mr. Harrison C. Cook
Director For Japan And Asia Pacific
International Government Affairs
Eli Lilly and Company |
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Mr. Yoshi Domoto
Executive Director
The Japan-America Society of Georgia, Inc. |
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Mr. Douglas G. Erber
President
Japan-America Society of Southern California |
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Mr. Barry Hirschfeld
President and CEO
Asia Investment Partners, Inc. |
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Ms. Anna McFarland
Executive Director
Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth |
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Mr. Daniel Rosenblum
Vice President,
Corporate & Public Policy Programs
Japan Society, Inc. |
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Ms. Sheila A. Smith
Director,
Northeast Asia Security Architecture Project
Senior Fellow for Japan Studies
Council on Foreign Relations |
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*Important note on the make-up of the NAJAS Board of Directors: The Bylaws stipulate that each member Society can have up to two representatives on the Board ofDirectors, but with only one vote per Society. Several Societies have yet to confirm their representatives so we have not listed them at this time. |
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Advisors |
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Mr. Glen S. Fukushima
Senior Fellow
Center for American Progress |
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Mr. Tadashi Yamamoto
President
Japan Center for International Exchange |
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Mr. Charles D. Lake II
Chairman, Representative in Japan
AFLAC Japan |
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