CRT Japan is pleased to inform you that the delegates from different counties in Kenya that participant in a program entitled “Integrity Driven Leadership in Wealth and Job Creation”, will be visiting Japan from the 26th of March to the 1st of April 2017 after being introduced by global Caux Round Table.

The purpose of the program is to provide them with an opportunity to learn Japanese leadership styles and the principle of Kyosei (living and working together for the common good) in order to contribute to the development of the Kenyan economy.

After her independence in 1963 Kenya implemented a capitalist economic system and today it is one of the most economically advanced countries in East Africa. Nevertheless, the country still suffers from issues such as political instability, corruption, inefficiency, and an increasing disparity in wealth. Although economic growth in 2007 was 7%, internal turmoil lead to a very weak economic performance in 2008, before the economy returned to growth rates of 4-5% between 2009-2010. Nairobi is a major hub of telecommunications, finance, and transportation in East Africa

CRT Japan will host a reception dinner for the Kenyan delegates in which we would greatly appreciate your attendance.

Time & date
Wednesday 29th March 2017 18：00-20：00

Venue
La Cazuela -roja-(Spanish Restaurant)
B1 NISSEI MARUNOUCHI GARDENTOWER,
1-1-3 Marunouchi Chiyoda-ku Tokyo

Fee
6,000yen/person
(Fee will be collected at reception on the day)

Registration
Please send E-mail to Hiroshi Ishida
Email: hiroshi_ishida@crt-japan.jp

Closing date
Wednesday 22nd March

We all look forward to seeing you soon.

Hiroshi Ishida
Executive Director
Caux Round Table Japan

About Ethics and Integrity Institute
Ethics and Integrity Institute is a non-profit institute registered in Kenya as a company limited by guarantee. The institute desires to promote ethics by equipping organizations with requisite skills to for a Comprehensive Ethics Management Systems. The Ethics and Integrity Institute works in partnership with organizations to build capacity for managing behavior.