How BCI Training Contributes to Resilience in Asia
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Adapting BCI Training for Local Success: Insights from Japan
While BCI's standardised training materials ensure consistency across all Licensed Training Partners worldwide, we understand concerns about cultural fit—particularly in Asian markets where business practices differ significantly from European approaches.
The good news? Our Asian LTPs have mastered the art of adaptation, seamlessly blending global standards with local insights to deliver truly relevant training experiences.
Join Kuniyuki Tashiro FBCI as he shares proven strategies from Japan's CBCI Certification Course. Discover how to transform standardised content into culturally resonant training that speaks directly to your practitioners' needs, challenges, and business environment. Learn practical approaches that honour both global excellence and local wisdom.
Perfect for professionals seeking to maximise impact while maintaining BCI's world-class standards.
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Speakers:
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Kuniyuki Tashiro FBCI
BCM Consultant, Office SRC, LLC
Kuniyuki Tashiro has been a BCI Approved Instructor since 2021 and delivered the first CBCI training course in Japanese.
Kuniyuki has been a member of the BCI since 2008 and currently serves the Japanese Chapter as a committee member.
Since 2005 he has provided a consulting service in business continuity and disaster response for various sectors including manufacturing, IT services, financial services, logistics, hotels, retailing, and local governments.
He has spoken at some of BCI’s conferences in London (2015, 2013, 2012, 2011), Malaysia (2019, 2018), and China (2012). He also contributed articles on the BCI blog.
He is keen to popularise business continuity for small and medium enterprises through various seminars, workshops, and articles.
He also has experience as a Business Continuity Manager for a manufacturing company, and an IT Systems Administrator for an auto manufacturer.
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