Korean American Chamber of Commerce of Greater New York holds board meeting

Korean American Chamber of Commerce of Greater New York Board of Directors’ Second Regular Meeting

Korean American Chamber of Commerce of Greater New York Concludes Second Regular Board Meeting, Strengthening Global Partnerships and Support for K-Business

The Korean American Chamber of Commerce of Greater New York convened its second regular board meeting last month on the 29th in Bayside. The meeting served as a strategic platform to boost Korean businesses’ global competitiveness and expand practical business networks.

About 30 business leaders representing finance, trade, IT, beauty and other sectors across New York and New Jersey gathered to discuss in depth ways to collaborate, generate cross-industry synergies and respond to a rapidly changing global market.

Speaking at the meeting, K-Guardians Chairwoman Mi-kyung Choi emphasized that New York is a global hub for K-lifestyle and said, “The chamber should take the lead in building a collaborative model that spans brand marketing, distribution and content planning.”

Expanding Overseas Networks and Supporting the World Korean Business Convention

As key achievements in expanding its global reach, Chair Moon provided a detailed update on exchanges with the chambers of commerce in Mexico and Ukraine and plans to establish a Denmark chapter in Europe.

Regarding the World Korean Business Convention, scheduled for September 28, he pledged to activate a comprehensive support system from the New York chamber to help member companies achieve tangible results, including entering overseas markets and attracting investment.

Finally, Chair Moon said, “The chamber will continue to serve as a key business bridge so that the strong network built in New York can connect with the rest of the world.”