The British Chamber of Commerce
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Why Join?Established in 1948, the BCCJ is a highly effective and influential organisation, attracting a high-quality membership that embraces a broad spectrum of business and professional interests. While the majority of corporate and individual Members have British affiliations, we also have a large number of Japanese Members and Members of other nationalities. Much of our strength lies in our extensive relationships, which enable us to provide Members with access to valuable information, events and networking and advocacy opportunities:
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Why Advertise?BCCJ ACUMEN—the only magazine sent to every member of the British Chamber of Commerce in Japan (BCCJ)—is a full-colour, monthly publication with exclusive content published in print and online. ContentFeatures a variety of unique, interesting, informative and illustrated articles on business, people, education, culture, politics, lifestyle, media, sport, community and more. WritersEditorial contributors include well-known journalists, BCCJ leaders, industry experts and guest VIPs. IndustryOur influential Industry section focuses on market developments with objective insight on different sectors each month. A-LISTJapan’s most comprehensive English-language business directory lists providers of top-quality services, products and solutions. Distribution
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JoinFull details of membership categories, benefits and fees are available on the BCCJ website. |
AdvertiseFor details of advertising opportunities and our media kit, contact Robert Heldt: |
DisclaimerThe BCCJ and Custom Media will not accept liability for any damages caused by the contents of BCCJ ACUMEN, including, but not limited to, any omissions, errors, facts or false statements. Opinions or advice expressed in BCCJ ACUMEN are not necessarily those of the BCCJ or Custom Media. |
ContributionsWe are always interested in featuring Member companies and individuals. If you have ideas for editorial content, please contact Simon Farrell: |