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This webinar is the culmination of the US-Korea Commercial Relations (USKCR) – Beyond Seoul in Washington initiative. With the support of the US Embassy in Seoul and in partnership with the Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade (KIET) and the Korea International Trade Association (KITA), the East-West Center sought to highlight the local impact of US-Korea trade and investment and its value to communities in both nations. To this aim, the East-West Center in Washington brought together a cohort of economic development and commercial affairs specialists from the United States and South Korea for a professional exchange and research program. The USKCR cohort has advanced their research through virtual seminars and in-person workshops in the United States and South Korea, at which they engaged with one another and other professionals involved in US-Korea commerce. At this event, each member of the USKCR cohort will present their research, which endeavors to elucidate “on-the-ground” issues affecting US-Korea commercial relations outside of either nation’s capital. Concurrently, a compilation of the cohort’s cogent and timely research will be released in the USKCR report.
At this event, economic development and commercial affairs specialists from the United States and South Korea will present research that elucidates “on-the-ground” issues affecting US-Korea commercial relations outside of either nation’s capital and release a corresponding report. This eminent group of practitioners and scholars was brought together by the US-Korea Commercial Relations (USKCR) – Beyond Seoul in Washington initiative. As part of the USKCR initiative, this group of specialists refined their research through virtual and in-person workshops, at which they engaged with one another and other professionals involved in US-Korea commerce.
The East-West Center proudly organized this program with the support of the US Embassy in Seoul and in partnership with the Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade (KIET) and the Korea International Trade Association (KITA).
This seminar is virtual, free, and open to the public.
This seminar will be on-the-record and a recording will be available on our YouTube channel following the event.
A Conversation With:
Mr. Nathaniel Han (USA)
Assistant Director of the Korean Corporate Services Group
Savills North America
Dr. Hyung Gul Kim (Korea)
Associate Professor
Transnational Law and Business University (TLBU) Law School
Mr. Christopher Johnson (USA)
Director of Economic Development
James City County, Virginia
Ms. Su Hyun Lee (Korea)
International Trade and Economic Policy Researcher
Korea National Diplomatic Academy
Dr. Satu P. Limaye (Moderator)
Vice President
East West Center
This webinar is the culmination of the US-Korea Commercial Relations (USKCR) – Beyond Seoul in Washington initiative. With the support of the US Embassy in Seoul and in partnership with the Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade (KIET) and the Korea International Trade Association (KITA), the East-West Center sought to highlight the local impact of US-Korea trade and investment and its value to communities in both nations. To this aim, the East-West Center in Washington brought together a cohort of economic development and commercial affairs specialists from the United States and South Korea for a professional exchange and research program. The USKCR cohort has advanced their research through virtual seminars and in-person workshops in the United States and South Korea, at which they engaged with one another and other professionals involved in US-Korea commerce. At this event, each member of the USKCR cohort will present their research, which endeavors to elucidate “on-the-ground” issues affecting US-Korea commercial relations outside of either nation’s capital. Concurrently, a compilation of the cohort’s cogent and timely research will be released in the USKCR report.
At this event, economic development and commercial affairs specialists from the United States and South Korea will present research that elucidates “on-the-ground” issues affecting US-Korea commercial relations outside of either nation’s capital and release a corresponding report. This eminent group of practitioners and scholars was brought together by the US-Korea Commercial Relations (USKCR) – Beyond Seoul in Washington initiative. As part of the USKCR initiative, this group of specialists refined their research through virtual and in-person workshops, at which they engaged with one another and other professionals involved in US-Korea commerce.
The East-West Center proudly organized this program with the support of the US Embassy in Seoul and in partnership with the Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade (KIET) and the Korea International Trade Association (KITA).
This seminar is virtual, free, and open to the public.
This seminar will be on-the-record and a recording will be available on our YouTube channel following the event.
A Conversation With:
Mr. Nathaniel Han (USA)
Assistant Director of the Korean Corporate Services Group
Savills North America
Dr. Hyung Gul Kim (Korea)
Associate Professor
Transnational Law and Business University (TLBU) Law School
Mr. Christopher Johnson (USA)
Director of Economic Development
James City County, Virginia
Ms. Su Hyun Lee (Korea)
International Trade and Economic Policy Researcher
Korea National Diplomatic Academy
Dr. Satu P. Limaye (Moderator)
Vice President
East West Center
