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Japan Society
333 EAST 47TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10017-2399 www.japansociety.orgLEADING U.S. ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO DEEPENING MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN U.S. AND JAPAN
- EIN:
- 131675082
- Category:
- Arts and Culture
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Gross Receipts: $26,583,368
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Source: IRS form 990
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- EIN:
- 131675082
- Category:
- Arts and Culture
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- Verification of 501(c)(3) Status
- IRS National Compliance Checks
- National Security Background Checks
- Grant-Making Compliance Checks
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Start Rounding UpOfficers, Directors, Trustees, and Key Employees
This data is based on the organization's 2023 IRS Form 990 tax filing.
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Ch AI Rman
Merit E Janow
Vice Ch AI R
Masatoshi Komoriya
Vice Ch AI R
Toby S Myerson
Vice Ch AI R
Douglas L Peterson
Secretary
Susan J Onuma
Director
Gerald L Curtis
Director
Ariel J Deckelbaum
Director
Richard A Drucker
Director
Bradley Edmister
Director (To 6/24)
Hiroshi Fujikawa
Director
Louis J Forster
Director
Carol Gluck
Director
Kenzo Hakuta
Director
Karen Halby
Director
Yosuke Honjo
Director
Keishi Hotsuki
Director
Joseph R Perella
Director
Alan S Macdonald
Director
Eri Kakuta
Director
Robert A Karr
Director
Satoshi Kawamura
Director
Tetsuo Kawate
Director (To 3/24)
Mark Khalil
Director
Linda Kirkpatrick
Director
Masahiro Koike
Director
Gary Kozlowski
Director
Keiji Machida
Director
Jun Makihara
Director
Shuji Matsuura
Director
Theodore Miller
Director
Thomas K Montag
Director
Gary Moriwaki
Director
Satoru Murase
Director
James Nash
Director
Tatsuo Okazaki
Director
Hirofumi Otsuka
Director
Jason Rekate
Director
Richard N Shaak
Director
David Snoddy
Director
Joshua N Solomon
Director
Yuji Sugimoto
Director
Yoshiteru Suzuki
Director
Gary M Talarico
Director
Donald J Toumey
Director
Sayu Ueno
Director
Tomonori Wada
Director (To 6/24)
Adam F Weissenberg
Director
Kevin Willsey
Director
Akira Yamamoto
Director
Naohiko Yoshikawa
Director
Michael Zarcone
Honorary Director
Mikio Mori
Honorary Director
J Thomas Schieffer
Life Director
Maurice R Greenberg
Life Director
Richard S Lanier
Life Director
Deryck C Maughan
Life Director
Henry A Mckinnell Jr
President & Ceo
Joshua W Walker
Executive Vice President
Lisa Bermudez
Vice President Of Development
Gregory Corsico
Fmr. Chief Operating Officer
Andrew Connor
Artistic Director
Yoko Shioya
Director Of Building Services
John Agapito
Sr. Dir., Business & Policy Forum
Tomoko Okuno
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