Strengthening partnership with Europe To read the article, please Click Here. This is the fifth in a series of experts’ letters to President Moon Jae-in on various economic topics. ― ED. By Dimitris Psillakis Dear President Moon Jae-in, I would like to convey my sincere congratulations on your election to the presidency of the Republic …
ECCK President Christoph Heider attended a ‘2017 Foreign Investment Advisory Council Meeting’ on June 8. Park Won-soon, Mayor of Seoul, came to meet with the members of the Foreign Investment Advisory Council (FIAC) to exchange information about the “Pledges of Seoul for Clean Air”. The meeting started with a tour on Seoullo 7017, the new overpass-turned-park, …
In the afternoon of June 8, the ECCK Fashion & Retail Committee held a seminar on the amendments to the Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA). Mr. Juho Yoon, a partner at Bae, Kim & Lee, came to provide valuable insights into the day’s topic. He addressed the regulatory regime applicable to personal information, including both the …
We are pleased to announce that Mr Stephano Kim will serve as the Vice-Chairman of the Compliance Forum until March 2018. Mr Kim holds the position of Legal Compliance Officer at Philips Korea and brings with him extensive experience. We would like to sincerely congratulate Mr Kim and look forward to his support in the upcoming …
We would like to extend a warm welcome to our new members to the ECCK! Geislinger Ltd (Austria) Dong-gun Byun (CEO) www.geislinger.com TP-Link (UK) Colin Li (General Manager) www.tp-link.com EUGENE Super Freeze Co, Ltd. (Korea) Yong-Woo Kim (Vice president) www.eugenes.co.kr Shinhan Bank (Korea) Dan(Daegeu) Hwang (General Manager) www.shinhan.com/en Flyer Korea (Korea) Simon Chang …
[THE INVESTOR] Following the ouster of former President Park Geun-hye and the election of President Moon Jae-in, some foreign investors in Korea have heaved a sigh of relief in anticipation that the country’s economic instability during the turbulent political times will finally begin to normalize. Foreign-invested firms make up 20.9 percent of the nation’s total …