Japan Association of Corporate Executives

The Japan Association of Corporate Executives (Keizai Doyukai) is a Japanese organization in which business leaders participate as individuals to discuss economic, management, and social issues beyond the interests of any single company or industry. Founded in 1946, it conducts research and deliberations through committees and publishes policy proposals, opinions, and reports. The association also engages with policymakers, business groups, and other social organizations, and maintains international exchanges. Its website lets readers browse proposals by topic and year, follow statements and press briefings by its representative executives, and find committee activities, events, a public-relations magazine, school–business exchange programs, and initiatives addressing social challenges. Public information and member activities are both presented; participation terms are explained separately.

Key features

1. Business leaders discuss economic and social issues
2. Committee research, policy proposals, and reports
3. Statements and press briefings by association leaders
4. Programs connecting executives and schools
5. Initiatives focused on cooperation and social challenges