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A FEW Good Women

Foreign Executive Women (FEW) is a business and social networking organization whose aim is to help foreign women in Japan achieve their full professional and/or personal potential. FEW welcomes foreign women from all professional backgrounds and at all stages of their careers. We focus on networking, career development as well as social and volunteer activities.

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Upcoming Events

Saturday, May 03, 2008

New volunteer directory

Our newest volunteer directory is now online for download. Congratulations to our Community Services Director Jennifer, and her team for a job well done!

The 9th Annual Tokyo English Life Line (TELL) Charity Walk & Runathon

The 9th Annual Tokyo English Life Line (TELL) Charity Walk & Runathon www.telljp.com

Join the FEW Team-first sign up through TELL then send an email to fewspecialprojects@gmail.com to put your name on the FEW Team!

Thursday, May 08, 2008

FEW monthly meeting MAY

Complexity Intelligence: How to Integrate, Balance and Evolve Your Roles and Results as a Parent, Business Owner and Volunteer

Cost: FEW Members ¥2,000 / Guests ¥5,000 (supper and drinks included)

Venue: Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan (FCCJ), Yurakucho Denki Building, 20th Floor (map)

Speaker: Chad Stewart

We are most happy, effective and rewarded in life when our worldview, value system, mental models, and emotional/social intelligence match the external demands and internal needs of our private (self), personal (family and friends) and professional (work and volunteers) roles and responsibilities.

Chad will discuss his experience in applying complexity intelligence to the interwoven arts of raising a family and running a business.

Thursday, May 29, 2008

Image Consulting Workshop

Do you feel great about how you look when you leave the house for the day? Can you find new outfits everyday that make getting ready in the morning FUN? Are your accesso-ries one of your favorite ways to make new outfits? Do you have business attire that is comfortable and still feminine? Are there lots of colors in your closet that give versatility to your wardrobe? Do your clothes fit comfortably and flatter your figure?

If you answered NO to more than 3 of the above ques-tions, then you may be interested in coming along to the the Style Smart workshop given by our own Membership Direc-tor, Jeanette Emery.

Sunday, June 01, 2008

Grand Sumo Tournament

Here's another chance to learn more about Japan's national sport SUMO. Through this 2nd special event of the year, there will be bouts between members of the same dohjo-something not allowed in regular tournament play.

Date: Sunday June 1 Time: Doors open from 10:30 and close at 16:30

Place: Kokugikan (Ryogoku Station)

Cost: 4000 yen per ticket

Advance ticket sign up necessary. Deadline for registration: May 14

Registration and enquiries: fewspecialprojects@gmail.com

Saturday, June 14, 2008

SKYLINES

People for Social Change (PSC), in collaboration with Development Executives, NPO Social Concierge, Japanese-American Citizens League, IWIC, Parties for Peace and Net Impact and FEW (Foreign Executive Women), with support from Fujimama’s Restaurant is organizing Skylines a professional networking party to raise money for 3 local nonprofits addressing the needs of women and youth. Skylines will give you a chance to "meet, greet, eat, drink and be involved".

Skylines will be held on Saturday June 14, from 4:00 t0 7:30 pm on the 20th floor of the Shinsei Bank HQ. Before June 1, tickets will be available for \5000. Due to limited space, this event’s attendance will be limited to the first 200 people who pay for tickets.

Skylines promises to be a fun event for all as it is much more than just a party. Skylines aims to *bring together socially concerned individuals and groups. *raise much-needed funds for 3 local, Japan-based nonprofit organizations * provide you with the chance to learn about the work of many different individuals and nonprofit groups.