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Introduction
of INKE
INKE
was jointly
founded by
KOVA (Korea
Venture
Business
Association)
and KASE
(Korean
American
Society of
Entrepreneurs)
in Silicon
Valley in
November
1999. INKE
is the
largest
Technology/New
Media
organization
in Korea and
it’s one
of the
largest in
Asia.
INKE members
consist of
world renown
Korean,
Korean-American,
and Foreign
Korean
Entrepreneurs,
Venture
Capitalists,
Incubators,
and Leaders
of
Technology
company
worldwide.
It’s main
objective is
to provide
good
conference/networking
events among
its members
and
affiliates
to create
successful
global
business
opportunities
in mutual
respect,
thought
sharing,
capital
investment
and
technological
exchange.
Formalization
of INKE-NY
& VAC
(Venture
Advisory
Committee)
INKE-NY
has formally
established
the VAC. The
main
objective of
VAC is to
provide
constructive
and
specialized
advisory
services to
emerging
Korean
companies
that are
interested
in entering
and
expanding in
the U.S.
market.
VAC will
provide
financial,
marketing
and public
relations
services,
and will
introduce
investment
support,
accounting
and legal
services
through its
network of
professionals
with
accomplished
backgrounds
in their
respective
fields.
Additionally,
VAC will
help to
identify and
to form
strategic
partnerships
in both
Korea and
the U.S.
Our
Capabilities
& Key
Benefits
Local
Market
Expertise:
VAC
consists of
a select
group of
company
executives.
Our members
have worked
with leading
multi-national
companies in
the US such
as Sony,
Disney,
Viacom,
Panasonic,
Samsung, LG,
IBM, Apple
Computer,
DuPont, GE,
Pfizer,
Citigroup,
American
Express,
Goldman
Sachs,
Merrill
Lynch,
Prudential,
Nokia,
AT&T,
Lucent,
Tokyo
Mitsubishi
Bank,
Johnson
&
Johnson, and
Procter
&
Gamble.
One
Stop
Service:
VAC
provides a
comprehensive
support from
business
plan
writing,
funding and
management
consulting
to
operations.
Our network
of experts
provides all
the
necessary
services to
start,
manage and
grow the
business in
the US.
Venture
Experience:
Many
of VAC
members are
successful
entrepreneurs
in the US.
They have
already
learned
"what
to
do’s"
and
"what
not to
do’s"
from their
own business
experiences
and working
with other
start-up
companies.
Korean
Connection:
VAC
has a unique
ability to
understand
the Korean
business
culture and
language and
is aware of
mistakes
Korean
companies
have made in
the past. As
a result, we
steer our
clients away
from
typical
pitfalls
Korean firms
have faced
in the past
and advise
them with
appropriate
business
strategies
and
implementation
initiatives.
The
U.S.
Connection:
VAC
has built
relationships
with many
leading
firms in the
US such as
venture
capitalists,
banks, HR
firms,
advertising
firms, PR/IR
firms, law
firms,
accounting
firms,
management
consulting
firms,
market
research
firms,
associations
and
government
entities.
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