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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
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Assistant to the Chairman / International Coordinator

Job Overview:

We are looking for a hard-working, serious, native English-speaking young woman in good health for a position in the Japanese music industry. In addition to assisting the Chairman of the company with various English-language tasks, you will have chances to work on international music tours, inviting Artists to perform in Japan and coordinating with the tour staff on behalf of the company. This position offers a huge opportunity of future growth and experience in the Japanese and International music industry.

We are hoping to begin interviews as soon as possible.

Assistant to the Chairman Duties:

? Write all English emails for the Chairman and maintain his email account
? Research touring history of International Artists as well as their management and agency companies
? Arrange flights, hotels, schedules, and transportation for overseas travel
? File expenses for the Chairman as well as personal expenses
? Create and update the Chairman’s Monthly Schedule
? Make overseas conference calls and take detailed notes
? Maintain physical files of emails for all International tours and other large projects
? Attend events, dinners and concerts with the Chairman when necessary
? Take and place ticket orders for Chairman and special contacts
? Other miscellaneous jobs and duties for the Chairman

International Coordinator Duties:

? Directly email Management, Agents, and Artist representatives abroad
? Coordinate and prepare Visa applications for tour members
? Assist airport pick-ups, internal travel, and other coordination (rental mobile phones) during tour
? Assist in coordinating hotels and transportation for tour members
? Assist with PR and merchandise for tour
? Amend English-language contracts and rider
? Answer English phone calls for International Division, take messages
? Write English email drafts for International Division
? Maintain company FedEx account
? Write offer letters on behalf of the International Division for tours
? Manage International bank transfers for performance fees and invoices
? Compile name list and flight list for tour members
? Construct tour itinerary


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Thursday, August 11, 2011
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Roundup: Cengage acquires and partners • Benesse chairman • CUP opens digital platform

July 21, 2011

Teaching-English-in-Japan-Education-NatGeo" Cengage has acquired National Geographic's School Publishing Unit. The acquisition gives Cengage the National Geographic Science series, National Geographic Explorer! Magazines, and Hampton Brown’s literacy and language programs. This follows the success of Cengage's tie-up with NatGeo on its ELT courses and readers. The company (formerly Thomson Learning) has also partnered with Blackboard Inc. also to integrate Cengage Learning’s digital content and solutions with the Blackboard Learn™ platform.

It was revealed that the billionaire chairman of Benesse, Soichiro Fukutake, has a soft spot for New Zealand. The chairman of the company that owns Berlitz and is the largest education company in Japan regularly commutes between downtown Auckland and the company's corporate headquarters in Okayama, Japan.

Cambridge University Press has launched a digital content platform for libraries which it says will become "one of the largest and most significant repositories of digital academic material in the world.” From October 2011, University Publishing Online will provide institutions with e-books and "related database products” from publishers across the world. It is based on Cambridge Books Online, which offers access to front and backlist PDF titles.

Dr Andrew Brown, Director of Academic Publishing at Cambridge University Press, said: “A key concept of University Publishing Online is to preserve the individual identity of each of its publishing partners, as every academic press makes a unique contribution to the world of scholarship through its own particular process of selecting, editing and presenting material. By respecting these differences, while offering the contributions of all on a single platform with a highly sophisticated common search engine, University Publishing Online will set new standards for the integration of key academic content with a user-friendly interface and customer-oriented purchasing models of unrivalled flexibility.”

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