Panel Discussion on Empowering Women in Leadership in Japan and the U.S.
2016/11/8
On Thursday, November 3 and Friday, November 4, The Consulate General of Japan in San Francisco, in partnership with Asia Society Northern California and the University of California, Berkeley, presented two panel discussions on empowering women.
The themes were “Mind the Gap: Gender Equality in Japan and the U.S.” at the Asia Society and ”Women in Leadership” at UC Berkeley. Ms. Kaori Sasaki, Founder and CEO of ewoman, Inc., delivered a keynote speech at each event and participated in the panel discussions. Both panelists and audiences enjoyed the animated discussions.
The themes were “Mind the Gap: Gender Equality in Japan and the U.S.” at the Asia Society and ”Women in Leadership” at UC Berkeley. Ms. Kaori Sasaki, Founder and CEO of ewoman, Inc., delivered a keynote speech at each event and participated in the panel discussions. Both panelists and audiences enjoyed the animated discussions.
Thursday, November 3: Asia Society Northern California
Ms. Kaori Sasaki delivers her keynote address
The audience listens to the lecture
Panel Discussion. From the left: Mr. Chui, Ms. Sasaki, Ms. Lundberg, Professor Vogel
Group photo (by: Asia Society)
Friday, November 4: University of California, Berkeley
Ms. Kaori Sasaki delivers her keynote address
Panel Discussion. From the left: Mr. Metzler, Ms. Sasaki, Ms. Chang, Ms. Srivastava
A lively discussion between panelists
Group photo
