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David ELDON
Senior Advisor, PricewaterhouseCoopers / Chairman, HSBC Bank Middle East
He is Senior Adviser of the PricewaterhouseCoopers Limited, Senior Independent Non-Executive Director of the Noble Group and in May 2011 was appointed Non-Executive Chairman of HSBC Bank Middle East Limited. He sits on the Dubai international Financial Centre Higher Board. He remains a Consultant to the Korean Presidential Council on National Competitiveness, is a Director of Hong Kong listed company SOCAM Development Ltd. He is a director of, and advisor to a number of unlisted companies and Government entities.
Mr. Eldon is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Bankers(FCIB). He was conferred Honorary Doctor of Business Administration by the City University of Hong Kong in November 2003. He was named the DHL/SCMP Hong Kong Business Person of the Year for 2003 and in 2004 was awarded the Gold Bauhinia Star (GBS) by the Government of the Hong Kong SAR. In 2005 he was made a Commander of the British Empire(CBE) for his contribution to banking, and awarded Honorary Citizenship of Seoul in recognition of his work for the city. He was awarded the Asian Banker Lifetime Achievement Award for 2005, and conferred Honorary Doctor of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. Mr. Eldon is a Justice of the Peace (JP).
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Gary LIU
Deputy Director, Lujiazui Institute of International Finance and Case Development Center, China Europe International Business School (CEIBS)
Dr. LIU received his Ph.D. in economics from East China Normal University and bachelor degree from Renmin University of China. Dr. Liu’s research interest includes corporate governance, China’s financial system, China’s economic reform, international finance, M&A, and globalization of Chinese firms. Dr. Liu authored the following books: Who Cuts Into Your Happiness: Predicament, Loss and Injustice in a Time of Change; Management of Power: Institutional Solutions to China’s Economic Challenges, The Globalization of Chinese Companies: Strategies for Conquering International Markets, China CEO: A Case Guide for Business Leaders in China, Flowers & Thorns: Globalisation of Chinese Enterprise, and Selected Cases of CEIBS.
His work has been published in Harvard Business Review (China), Asian Case Research Journal, CEIBS Business Review, Securities Market Herald, and many others. Dr. Liu is also author of a number of teaching cases.
Dr. Liu wrote more than 100 column articles for leading media such as Financial Times, Caixin, Caijing, HBR.org, China Daily, Global Times, Southern Weekend, China Business News, 21st Century Business Herald, Economic Observer, Shanghai Securities News, as well as magazines including Hong Kong & Shanghai, Nan Feng Chuang.
Dr. Liu was frequently interviewed by global media including Economist, CNBC, Bloomberg, Financial Times, Associated Press, Channel News Asia, NPR, Phoenix TV, NHK, NIKKEI, CBN, Knowledge@Wharton, etc. He is also a popular speaker in many conferences at home and abroad.
Before joining CEIBS, Dr. Liu had wide experience in financial sector, including Shenzhen Stock Exchange and CITIC Securities. He also serves as independent director and advisor of some companies.
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Jae Woo LEE
Chief Korea Economist, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Jae Woo Lee joined the Asia Pacific Economics Research Team at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in July 2011. Working closely with the regional team, Jae-Woo is responsible for covering Korea economics.
Jae Woo brings years of experience in economic analysis from his previous involvement in policy analysis and research. He joined BofAML from the International Monetary Fund, where he worked in the Research and Asia-Pacific departments. Prior to the IMF, he taught at the University of California at Irvine, and was a research affiliate of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
He received his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Economics from the Seoul National University and a Ph.D. in Economics from MIT. He is based in Seoul.
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Michael HELLBECK
Executive Vice President, COO & Head of Regulatory Affairs, Standard Chartered First Bank in Korea
Since August 2010, Michael Hellbeck holds the double-role as COO and Head of Regulatory Affairs for Standard Chartered Korea and Standard Chartered Bank Korea.
Since 2009, Mr Hellbeck has also been concurrently serving as the Chairman of the Foreign Global Bankers Group (FBG), an industry association representing the interests of global banks in Korea. In 2009, Mr Hellbeck was awarded honorary citizenship of the City of Seoul.
From 2005 till August 2010 Michael Hellbeck served as Branch Manager and Chief Operating Officer for Deutsche Bank Seoul Branch. Prior to this position, Mr. Hellbeck worked for Deutsche Bank as Chief Country Officer and Head of Global Banking in Taiwan (2003-2005) and the Philippines (2001-2003) respectively. From 1993 – 2001, Mr. Hellbeck was assigned to Deutsche Bank Seoul Branch as Head of Risk Management (1993-1997) and Head of Corporate Banking (1997-2001).
Mr. Hellbeck has 29 years of banking experience in the areas of risk management, corporate & institutional banking, internal controls, compliance and general management. He has worked in Asia since 1990 without interruption.
He is married with one daughter and enjoys hiking, classical music and wine.
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Anthony MICHELL
Professor, KDI School of Public Policy and Management
He obtained the M,A, economic history in 1972 and received his Ph.D. in Economic history in 1978. and then he was the visiting lecturer in Erasmus University, Rotterdam. In 1983 he was the visiting professor, school of International studies, University of Washington, Seattle. He conducted the private sector consulting practice together with P&E Risk consultancy of Hong Kong and PacRim of Hong Kong, worked for international projects in Bangladesh, Indonesia and Nepal, carried out World bank Programmes on TSM and Police Safety from 1987 to 1989. During 1987 to 1989 he was the director of promotion and logistics Tetra Pak Korea. He gave an address in international school, Ewha university for 3 years and was the visiting professor in Ecoles des affaires at Paris MBA course from 1991 to 1992. Since 1989, Anthony Michell has been the managing director of Euro-Asian Business Consultancy Ltd. From 1999, he has worked as the visiting professor, managing the international policy and management.
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Jun Il KIM
Deputy Governor, Chief Economist and Director of Economic Research Institute, The Bank of Korea
Jun Il Kim, Deputy Governor in the bank of Korea, graduated the Kyunggi high school and Seoul Nat’l Univ. and then received his bachelor degree and Ph.D. in economics from Brown University in the United States. He did the economics lecturer in California State University, UC Santa Cruz and was the macroeconomic leader in Korea Development Institute(KDI). He was the consultant of the Deputy Prime Minister, Kyung-Sik Kang, just before the currency crisis in March, 1997 and then also did the consults for the Ministry of Finance and Economy. He played a huge role to conquest the currency crisis as a negotiation member, and worked on the IMF Deputy Division Chief. Recently he, first chief economist in The Bank of Korea, is promoted to a vice-president.
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Yong Hwan KIM
Chairman and President, The Export-Import Bank of Korea
Yong-Hwan Kim studied economics at Sungkyunkwan University, Korea. He completed MBA course at Vanderbilt University, USA, in 1991 and received a Ph.D. in business administration from Kyunghee University, Korea in 2003.
He passed the 23th Higher Public Administration Examination in 1980, became public information officer at Korea Financial Supervisory Commission in 2004, was appointed as standing member of Securities & Futures Commission in 2007, and became chief vice-governor of Financial Supervisory Service in 2008. He serves as president of the Export-Import Bank of Korea since February, 2011.
He received a presidential citation in 1982 and Red Stripes in Order of Service Merit in 2005.
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Philip ERQUIAGA
Director General of Private Sector Operations Department, Asian Development Bank
Mr. Philip C. Erquiaga is the Director General of ADB’s Private Sector Operations Department. Mr. Erquiaga leads a team of professionals tasked with catalyzing private investment for sustainable development activities across Asia and the Pacific. By 2020, 50% of ADB’s annual operational volume will be in private sector development activities and direct private sector lending and investment. Mr. Erquiaga is an American with over 32 years of professional experience, most of which has been in Asia. Mr. Erquiaga joined ADB in 1985 after positions at the Overseas Development Council and the Chase Manhattan Bank. He has managed fixed
income and interest rate derivative products for ADB’s treasury operations, developed the treasury risk management function and enhanced and consolidated the co-financing operations of the Bank (including syndications and risk enhancement products) Most recently, Mr. Erquiaga was the Director General of ADB’s Pacific Department.
Mr. Erquiaga holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from the University of California, Berkeley. He obtained his Masters of Arts Degree in International Affairs from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
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Gi Sup NAM
Senior Executive Director, Member of Board of Directors and Head of Planning & Coordination Group, The Export-Import Bank of Korea
Gi Sup NAM started his career when he joined the Export-‐Import Bank of Korea in 1982. He was appointed as deputy department head at the bank’s Frankfurt Office in 1999, and became team leader of Economic Development Cooperation Fund in 2002. He served as head of credit managing department at the Export-‐Import Bank of Korea, vice president and director of the headquarters in 2009 and executive director of the bank in 2011.
He studied economics at Seoul National University and completed a master’s course in economics at Vanderbilt University, USA.
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Bruce WELLER
Head of Project Finance for Asia Pacific, BNP Paribas
During his 15 years in Asia, Bruce Weller has worked on a number of Project Finance advisory and arranging assignments throughout the region. Currently Bruce is Head of Project Finance in Asia Pacific. Bruce was leading the teams arranging the Mong Duong 2 project in Vietnam. Bruce also led the bank’s teams in financing the Gangwon and Youngduk wind power projects in Korea.
Prior to coming to Asia he worked in the project and acquisition financing departments of the bank in London and Paris. He is a graduate of Harvard University and has an MBA from London Business School.
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Yongah KIM
Principal, McKinsey & Company
Since Yongah KIM joined McKinsey & Company’s Seoul Office in 1996, she accumulated broad experience in relation to projects in a wide variety of areas such as corporate strategy, marketing, sales, management efficiency, organizational structuring, etc. in varied industries. In 2005 she became partner of McKinsey & Company as the first Korean woman, and has since served as partner of the company.
Yongah KIM, acknowledged as a specialist in healthcare and finance, is leader of Finance Practice and co-leader of Healthcare Practice at McKinsey & Company’s Seoul Office. She is co-author of “Health Care Reform 2010” published in 2003, and serves as a member of steering committee of Advanced Healthcare Management Program supervised by Seoul National University Hospital and Korean Medical Association.
She studied business administration at Yonsei University, Korea and completed MBA program at Harvard University.
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Scott VOSS
Managing Director, HarbourVest Partners Asia
Scott Voss is a managing director who joined HarbourVest in 1999. He transferred to the Firm's Hong Kong-based subsidiary in 2011 to complement the primary partnership team's venture, cleantech, and developing Asia capabilities. He has also focused on primary partnership investments in the U.S. and Latin America and collaborated with the secondary team on several investment opportunities. Scott serves on several advisory boards, including funds managed by Advent International(Latin America), Bain Capital Ventures, Braemar Energy Ventures, Doll Capital Management, Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Element Management, Insight Venture Partners, Linzor Capital Partners, Madison Dearborn Partners, Pfingsten Partners, and Southern Cross Capital Management.
His prior experience includes managing international sales and distribution for Cannondale Corporation, a leading manufacturer of bicycles and cycling accessories, where he had direct oversight of the company's wholly-owned Asia subsidiaries and its network of independent distributors in the region.
Scott received a BS (cum laude) in Marketing from Bryant College in 1992 and an MBA (cum laude) from Babson College in 1999.
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Henry CHUNG
Managing Director, DFJ Athena
Henry Chung is a Managing Director and the head of DFJ Athena's Seoul office. He is the founder/CEO of eCommunity, a consultancy devoted to helping startup companies in various aspects of their businesses including strategic planning, market development, technology positioning, and financing. Prior to Arthur D. Little, he worked in the Core Team at SK Group that orchestrated SK's entry into mobile telecommunications business by successfully launching SK Telecom, the largest wireless carrier in Korea today. Before SK Group, he was a management consultant with the Monitor Group where he was a founding member of its Seoul office and worked on a variety of strategic consulting projects in both Korea and the United States.
He earned a B.A. and an MBA from Seoul National University. He also completed SEIT (Strategy and Entrepreneurship in the IT industry) Executive Curriculum at Stanford. He frequently lectures on high tech business development for entrepreneurs as well as for universities. He currently serves on the board of several companies in Korea and the US and also serves as Chairman of the board at Seoul Venture Incubator which he co-founded with KOVA (Korea Venture Association) in 2000.
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Kwang-Hee KIM
Chief Researcher, Korea Small Business Institute
Kwang-Hee KIM graduated in Economics from Korea University and got Master’s degree in that university. After then, he completed the Ph.D. economics course in Hamburg University, German. His doctoral dissertation chosen as the outstanding studies was published in book form from Nomos-Verlag, German, in June, 1993.
He, performing the senior researcher in Korea Small Business Institute now, worked in the Fair Trade Commission as the Competition and Policy consultant, and in 2009 he took the Public-Chief Engineer Assessor in the Ministry of Strategy and Finance for a while. Since then, he has worked as the Market Organization Consultant in the Fair Trade Commission. His specialties are the Technological Innovation Theory, Small Venture Enterprises Policy, and Theory of Firms.
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Yoo-Shin JUNG
Chief Executive Officer, Korea Venture Investment Corporation (KVIC)
Mr. Jung had served as a Director of Investment Banking Business Department in Daewoo Securities, which is a subsidiary of KDB Financial Group, a Vice President of Shinhan Investment Corp., and the founding member and CEO of Standard Chartered Securities Korea. He started his career as an analyst and is experienced in the fields of investment banking. He also gave lectures at Sogang University, Mr. Jung is highly acknowledged as a specialist with his academic and practical experiences.
Mr. Jung’s term in office is three years and during the term, he will be working on management of Korea Fund of Funds, building healthy VC industry and promoting Korean VC industries to overseas market.
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MyungJu CHOI
President and CEO, POSTECH Venture Capital
MyungJoo CHOI is currently serving as Partner(Chief Executive Officer) of GK partners which has been working with prominent technology and energy companies. It provides financial advisory and strategic consulting services for the clients to effectively find new growth engine.
He, before founding GK, has successfully transformed a securities brokerage house into a leading IB as CEO of Kyobo Securities. It has been targeting SMEs and recorded at the top in couple of IB business area in Korea. He has also worked closely with leading financial companies. He has helped them improving their business model, customer management and performance management as Partner at PWC and IBM. He has also worked as Analyst for IBRD and the Bank of Korea. He has been advising President of the Republic of Korea as council member of National Economic Advisory Council and Presidential Committee on Financial Reform under various government since 1997. He has studied at Oxford for reading Ph.D. in Economics.
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Joon-Hwan IM
Senior Research Fellow , Financial Policy Division at Korea Insurance Research Institute
Joon-Hwan IM is a senior research fellow at Korea Insurance Research Institute. He has been a member of the insurance judging panel for The bell Risk Manager Awards since 2010. He is highly acknowledged in international finance and financial derivatives.
He studied economics at Sogang University, Korea and received a Ph.D. in economics from Brown University, USA.
He served as associate research fellow at Korea Institute of Finance from 1997 to 2000, and gave lectures as associate professor at Sogang Graduate School of International Studies for 5 years from 2000. After that, he worked as research fellow and head of financial engineering team at Plus Asset Management Co. and head of Economic Research Institute affiliated with Sungjee Accounting Corp.
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Brad KIM
Managing Director, Macquarie Capital
Brad joined Macquarie in 2000. From 2001 to early 2006, Brad worked in Korea in infrastructure financing and investment, specializing in power, transport and telecommunications, before spending 5 years in United Arab Emirates, working on various project and corporate financing transactions in infrastructure and utilities. Brad specializes in the development and financing of greenfield
infrastructure and utilities assets in emerging markets, with extensive experience in water, roads, rail and social infrastructure PPP. In addition, Brad has worked on a broad range of corporate finance transactions involving infrastructure and utilities companies.
He led a Macquarie consortium on the multi-billion dollar Mafraq-Ghweifat highway transaction in Abu Dhabi, UAE
Also he led the advisory team for the successful bid for two sewage treatment plants in Abu Dhabi, UAE and a freight rail project in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. He worked for Abu Dhabi government in relation to the development of a large scale freight rail project, for the successful development of infrastructure for 3 industrial cities in UAE. He led the advisory team for a district energy company asset divestment transaction in Abu Dhabi, UAE, for Macquarie’s investment into the Incheon Grand Bridge in Seoul, Korea
He is a Member of advisory team for the financing of the Seoul Subway Line 9 PPP project in Seoul, Korea and for the establishment of 2 infrastructure funds – Macquarie Korea Infrastructure Fund (Korea) and the ADCB Macquarie Infrastructure Fund (UAE).
