Helpful Resources for Making it Big in Korea
Information on the SGBSC-KBC Co-Hosted Event - Global Business Networking: "An Evening of New Traditions"
Preparations on the upcoming offline event are in full swing (with a slight pause for Chuseok) and I've set up this discussion to keep the membership informed about progress and to answer questions.
The main organizers are KBC Event Organizer William Sisson and SGBC Senior Consultant Youngmi Cho. They are being supported by KBC PR Administrator Pilar Perez and business coach Sharon Noh. My extra special thanks to the team for their excellent job!
The event is scheduled for October 15, 6-10pm at Mins Club in Insadong. It's a fantastic venue. See the photos here or visit the website to see for yourself: http://www.minsclub.co.kr/bemarket/shop/index.php. I'm not sure the full menu yet, but it's going to be exceptional, also with beer and makgeolli.
Our goal for the event is to create a relaxed and social atmosphere where people can meet and greet each other without the pressures of a strict agenda. However, we will recognize our sponsors and give dignitaries the opportunity to greet the attendees with some short remarks. Other important announcements might also be included.
In order to achieve our goal of a true international event, invitations have been extended to representatives from chambers of commerce, embassies and executive level business leaders in Korea. We are also open to any person, Korean or foreigner that shows an interest in attending the event.
So far, we're about half-way to our sponsorship goal, which will help us keep the event costs low at what will be quite an exclusive location with great food and Korean traditional music.
We are still looking for 3-4 more corporate or organizational sponsors to donate to the event and get their names out in front of the international business community in Korea. If your organization would be interested in this opportunity, please contact the event organizers. More information is included in the sponsorship marketing flyers which can be downloaded at the following links: English version, Korean version.
- Attachments:
Replies to This Discussion | 이 토론에 대한 답글들
-
Permalink Reply by Steven S. Bammel on -
Yeah, they have 8% and 9% with sweet potato (I think one of them has grape too) and then 10%, 12% (or is it 13%?) and 16% for the straight makgeoli. They're all delicious and available at E-Mart.
-
Permalink Reply by Steven S. Bammel on
-
Here's another album of photos of the 2010 Global Business Networking Event, courtesy of SJ Studio:
http://www.koreabusinesscentral.com/photo/albums/photos-of-the-2010...
I think by now, everybody who attended the event can find themselves in several professional photos taken at the event!
-
Permalink Reply by Steven S. Bammel on
-
Lots of people signed the guest book at the event!
-
Permalink Reply by Steven S. Bammel on
-
The video of the 2010 Global Business Networking Event is now ready. Enjoy!
Special thanks to all who attended, our sponsors, our supporters and our organizers. We couldn't have done it without you!
-
Permalink Reply by William Sisson on -
Very well done. Thnaks for all the efforts to everyone involved.
Now we only will get bigger & better in these future events.
Cheers,
William
-
Permalink Reply by Pilar Perez-McKay on -
Great video!
Together with all the photos and the comments left in the guest book it provides a wonderful record of the event, and why it was so successful. Thank you everyone - well done!
and William, .........we are looking forward to the next one.
- ‹ Previous | 이전
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- Next | 다음 ›
Download the KBC Korea Business Library The Best 47 Free Korean Business Resources to Improve Your Results in Korea
(We hate spam just as much as you and guarantee to never sell or give away your email address.)
Function-Oriented Menu
Feedback, ideas, suggestions or questions about KBC? Click here to share your thoughts with KBC Creator Steven Bammel.
© 2012 Created by Steven S. Bammel.
