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(formerly Wakabakai)
Japan Young Professionals Group
Mission Statement: Visit our blog: Japan Young Professionals Group Blog We look forward to having you as an active member of our new Japan Young Professionals Group. Japan Young Professionals Group Committee: Mika Twombly, Japan Business Association of Seattle Next Event : The Japan Young Professionals Group (JYPG) is pleased to announce our first networking event of the year. Japan and America both share the tradition of having new year's parties to start the year off fresh. This networking event will also serve as the JYPG "shinnenkai" or New Year's party. We will also announce the new officers for the JYPG committee! Please join us as we ring in the new year for an exciting night of delicious appetizers and interesting people. This is an excellent opportunity to meet and network with other young professionals who have an interest in Japan. Bring your meishi (business cards) and mix it up!
DATE:
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
TIME: 6:00 p.m.
- 8:00 p.m. LOCATION:
V Bar, Noodle Bar & Lounge
COST:
$15/person for JAS
members and $20/person for non-members.
REGISTRATION:
https://www.pspinc.com/jassw/register-1-26-10.htm
Sponsorship opportunities are available. Please
contact Rebecca Retzler at
rretzler@us-japan.org or
call the JAS office at 206-374-0180. ******************************************* (Past Events) Please check back soon for more recent pictures of past events. Our website is currently being updated. Thank you for your patience. ******************** ![]() The Japan-America Society and JYPG would like to thank the Global Business Center, UW Foster School of Business for their generous sponsorship and support of this program. ******************** ********************
Wednesday,
September 10, 2008 The Japan Young Professionals Group (JYPG) kicked off our first event at Sake Nomi in Pioneer Square. Young professionals joined us for an exciting night of delicious appetizers, interesting people, and an exploration into various types of quality sake. Over 50 attendees enjoyed the great sake and networking with various young professionals who have an interest in Japan. |