Join the Korea Society in welcoming the Honorable Lee Jae Oh, Chairman of Korea's Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission (ACRC), as he outlines the good-governance reforms that he believes will help put the ROK among the advanced economies of the world. Far from tolerating corruption in the name of rapid economic development, Chairman Lee proposes tightened standards, the introduction of an "Integrity Assessment" for high-ranking officials, and the establishment of Korea as a model for developing countries looking to acquire anti-corruption capabilities. The chairman also will explore the significance of Korea's hosting of the 2010 G20 economic summit.