Past Programs

Opportunities and Challenges in Korean Equities

What are expectations surrounding Korea’s stock market and the current state Korean company valuations relative to other markets? How does Korea continue to maintain its

Watch Video

Your Next Customer: Opportunities for Brands in Today’s Korea

The Korean market sees $4.5 billion annually in luxury good sales, an area that has grown at least twelve percent every year since 2006. In

Outlook 2013: Korea’s Sovereign Credit Rating

Tom Byrne, Senior VP, and Asia-Pacific Manager of Moody’s Sovereign Risk Group, examines Korea’s sovereign credit rating on the eve of a new administration in

The Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement: One Year On

A year after implementation of the Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, Wendy Cutler, Assistant U.S. Trade Representative for Japan, Korea and APEC Affairs, and chief negotiator

Striking Balance: SMEs, the Chaebol and Business Development in Korea

A pressing issue in Korea, the growth of small and medium enterprises—alongside or with enhanced vigor relative to the large conglomerates—presents new opportunities for business

Patently Great: Intellectual Property, Patent Growth and Korea’s Global Lead

Korea has emerged as Asia’s leading holder of patents and in the top-5 globally, behind only the United States and European powers. What has led

Korean Entrepreneurship, Global Reach

Bernard Moon, CEO of Vidquik, co-founded Sparklabs, a Silicon Valley style startup accelerator that provides Korean entrepreneurs access to funds, legal counsel, and high-profile mentors

Surviving a Data Breach

Recent headlines about high-profile cyber attacks on American and Korean corporations should prompt all companies to examine their procedures for recovering from a data breach.

Korean Philanthropy: Hyundai’s Corporate Social Responsibility in North America

Hyundai is committed to corporate social responsibility and philanthropy in North America. Through its Hyundai Hope On Wheels program, Hyundai will donate over $14 million

Working for Korea Inc

Korean firms operating internationally employ non-Koreans at all levels. Don Southerton, CEO of Bridging Culture Worldwide and author of Korea Facing: Secrets for Success in