Program Book-Global HR Forum 2014

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Session 1

09:00 ~ 10:30

Session 2

11:00 ~ 12:30

Session 314:00 ~ 15:30

Session 4

16:00 ~ 17:30

GEFI

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Session 1

09:00 ~ 10:30

Session 2

11:00 ~ 12:30

Session 3

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Session 4

16:00 ~ 17:30

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UC

OECD

ERICA

3 Track C : 11 6 ( ), 09:00 ~ 17:30, (3F)


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Session 3

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Overview O V E R V I E W

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Global HR Forum Advisory CommitteeNational Assembly Economic Organization

Taenyeon KimAdministrator,

Education, Culture,Sports, and Tourism

Committee

Hoon SulChairman,


Committee

Sungbum ShinAdministrator,


Committee

Kimun KimChairman,

Korea Federation ofSmall and Medium

Business

Youngvae KimActing Chairman,

The Korea EmployersFederation

Yongmaan ParkChairman,

The Korea Chamberof Commerce &

Industry

Duksoo HanChairman,The Korea

International TradeAssociation

Changsoo HuhChairman,

The Federation ofKorean Industries

Academia

Sungmo Steve KangPresident,

KAIST

Byoungchul KimPresident,

Korea University

Youngdo KimPresident,

Dong-Eui Institute ofTechnology

Yongmin KimPresident,POSTECH

Inchul KimPresident,

Hankuk University ofForeign Studies

Junyoung KimPresident,

SungkyunkwanUniversity

Guwuck BuPresident,

Youngsan University

Nakin SungPresident,

Seoul NationalUniversity

Kipoong YooPresident,

Sogang University

Dongguk LeeActing President,

Korea National OpenUniversity

Seungwoo LeePresident,

Kunjang UniversityCollege

Yonggoo LeePresident,

Chung-AngUniversity

Duckho LimPresident,

Hanyang University

Soonheung ChangPresident,

Handong GlobalUniversity

Kapyoung JeongPresident,

Yonsei University

Byungmoon JeePresident,

Chonnam NationalUniversity

Kyunghee ChoiPresident,

Ewha WomansUniversity

Jaeyoung ChoiPresident,

Yeungjin College

Sunhye Hwang President,

Sookmyung Women'sUniversity

Research Institute

Industrial Corporation Financial Services Corporation

Homoon KangVice Chairman,

Samsung Electronics

Jungtae KimChairman & CEO,

Hana Financial Group

Yonghwan KimVice Chairman,

Hyundai Motor Group

Sangchul LeeVice Chairman,

LG U+

Hanyong ParkChairman of the Board,

POSCO EducationalFoundation

Jaeyeol KimVice Chairman,

SK

Soonwoo LeeChairman & CEO,Woori Financial

Group

Dongwoo HanChairman & CEO,Shinhan Financial

Group

Kyttack HongChairman & CEO,

KDB Financial Group

Byongsun KwakChairperson,

Korea Student AidFoundation

Changho KwakChief Representative,

POSCO ResearchInstitute

Christopher KooChairman,

Korea InventionPromotionAssociation

Youngwha KeePresident,

National Institute forLifelong Education

Gwangjo KimDirector,

UNESCO Asia-Pacific

Dohoon KimPresident,

Korea Institute forIndustrial Economics

& Trade

Seonghoon KimPresident,

Korea Institute forCurriculum and

Evaluation

Joohyung KimPresident,

LG EconomicResearch Institute

Joonkyung KimPresident,

Korea DevelopmentInstitute

Martin FryerDirector,

British Council Korea

Yongah ParkPresident,

Korea Institute ofS&T Evaluation and

Planning

Sungeun BaekPresident,

Korean EducationalDevelopment

Institute

Yongsup ShinCEO,EBS

Yangok AhnPresident,

The Korea Federationof Teachers'

Associations

Sungbin LimPresident,

Korea Education &Research Information

Service

Sungchull JunnChairman,

Institute of GlobalManagement

Kiyoung ChungPresident & CEO,

Samsung EconomicResearch Institute

Minkeun ChungPresident,

National ResearchFoundation of Korea

Taehyung HaPresident,

Hyundai ResearchInstitute

Kyuho HwangPresident,

SK ResearchInstitute for SUPEX

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F L O O R P L A N

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Floor Plan

Floor Room Nov. 4(Tue) Nov. 5(Wed) Nov. 6(Thu)

B3 Vista Hall Deck Lunch

B2

Vista Hall 1+2 Opening Ceremony& Keynote Speeches

Plenary Session

Track B

Vista Hall 3 Track A

Vista Hall Lobby Registration Desk / Exhibition

B1Ida Speaker s Room

Walkerhill Theater Welcome Reception Special Session Track D

3F

Cosmos Hall Track C

DaffodilSecretariat

Orchid / Magnolia

4FArt Hall Press Room

Pine Interview Room

Oak Interview Room



Program at a Glance


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2 nd Day Special Session

Time Program

SpecialSession 1

11:00 ~ 12:30

Technology, Demography and the Future of the Workforce Forging a New Path for Jobs into Our Symbiotic Future

SpecialSession 2

14:00 ~ 15:30

Keys to Making Better DecisionsConnected Learning: Redesigning Education for the Masses

SpecialSession 3

16:00 ~ 17:30

Mind the Gap! War of Talents for UK Universities: Strategic Leadership, Integrity and Student Engagement

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Moderator

Martin FryerDirector,

British Council Korea

Moderator

Youngsook ParkChair, UN Future Forum/

World Future Society Korea

Speaker

Seth KuninVice Principal for Internationalisation,

University of Aberdeen, UK

Speaker

Chris BrinkVice-Chancellor,

Newcastle University, UK

Speaker

Vincent EmeryPro Vice-Chancellor, InternationalRelations, University of Surrey, UK

Moderator

Gwangjo KimDirector, UNESCO Asia and Pacific

Regional Bureau for Education

Speaker

Michael KarnjanaprakornCEO & Founder,

Skillshare

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Speaker

Thomas FreyExecutive Director,

DaVinci Institute

2

Speaker

Phil RosenzweigProfessor, International Institute for

Management Development(IMD)

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Kenneth WeinsteinPresident & CEO,Hudson Institute

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3 rd Day Track A : Education for Happiness and Creative Talent

09:00 ~ 17:30, November 6(Thu), Vista Hall 3(B2)

P R O G R A M

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Time Program

Session 109:00 ~ 10:30

Global Citizenship Education for Learning to Live Together

Session 211:00 ~ 12:30

Cornerstone for Trust: Safe and Reliable Education

Session 314:00 ~ 15:30

Start-up Education for Creative Talents in Korea

Session 4

16:00 ~ 17:30

Work Ethics for the Society of Trust and Integration

Speaker

Minjeong KimHead of UNSG Global Education

First Initiative, UNESCO

Speaker

Arief RachmanExecutive Chairman,Indonesia National

Commission for UNESCO

Moderator

Gwangjo KimDirector,

UNESCO Asia and PacificRegional Bureau for Education

Utak ChungDirector, Asia-Pacific Centreof Education for International

Understanding, UNESCO

Discussant

Soonyong PakProfessor of Education,

Yonsei University

Discussant

Speaker

Jongkoo LeeDirector, JW Lee Center for Global

Medicine, College of Medicine, SeoulNational University

Speaker

Debra PeplerDistinguished Research

Professor, York University,Canada

Moderator

Yoonseong LeeProfessor,

Dept of Forensic Medicine,College ofMedicine, Seoul National University

Hyesun JungAssociate Professor,

The Catholic University of Korea

Discussant

Insoo OhAssociate Professor,

Ewha Womans University

Discussant

Speaker

Feridun HamdullahpurPresident,

University of Waterloo,Canada

Speaker

Joseph WanAssociate Professor,

Nanyang Business School, NanyangTechnological University, Singapore

Moderator

Jinsoo KimProfessor,

School of Business,Chung Ang University

Hyukjin KoProfessor,

Korea Polytechnic University

Discussant

Ilho KimProfessor,

Research & Business Foundation,Sungkyunkwan University

Discussant

Speaker

Roger HillProfessor, Dept. of Career andInformation Studies, University

of Georgia, USA

Speaker

Youngmyon LeeDean & Professor,

Dongguk Business School,Dongguk University

Moderator

Taeyoung KangSenior Executive Vice President,

POSCO Research Institute

Chan LeeProfessor,

Seoul National University

Discussant

Sanghoon BaeProfessor,

Sungkyunkwan University

Discussant



3 rd Day Track B : Next HR in the Global Era

Time Program

Session 109:00 ~ 10:30

Aging Workforce and Productivity

Session 211:00 ~ 12:30

Social Network and Paradigm Changes in Recruiting

Session 314:00 ~ 15:30

How to Recruit and Manage Key Human Resources

Session 4

16:00 ~ 17:30

Competency-based Society Where Challengers Can Succeed

Speaker

Jay DohertyPartner,

Workforce Sciences Institute,Mercer

Speaker

Jose Luis CordeiroFounding Faculty,

Singularity University, USA

Moderator

Changho KwagCEO & President,

POSCO Research Institute

Haedong KimPresident,

B.Braun Korea

Discussant

Byungjeun KimHead of HR Consulting,

KIM&CHANG

Discussant

Speaker

Gordon ZeilstraVice-President,

Product Strategy-HR Line ofBusiness, SAP

Speaker

Michael KarnjanaprakornCEO & Founder,

Skillshare

Moderator

Heesung LeePresident,Intel Korea

Joon HuhSr Director & Global Recruiting

Officer, HR Department, SK Telecom

Discussant

Jongyun ChoiCHO, LS-Nikko Copper

Discussant

Speaker

Dave EatonSenior Partner,

Korn Ferry

Speaker

Misa YamashitaGeneral Manager of HumanResources, GE Healthcare

Asia Pacific

Moderator

Taehyung HaPresident & CEO, Hyundai

Research Institute

Jinhee KimCEO,

Naver I&S

Discussant

Wonmoo ShinExecutive Research Fellow,

LG Economic Research Institute

Discussant

Speaker

Sunggil KimChairman, Daesung Heavy

Industries Co.,Ltd.

Moderator

Daebong KwonProfessor of Education and HRD,

Korea University

Sangjun LeePresident & CEO,

Hotel Prima

Discussant

Wonshul ShimDean & Professor, College

of Business and Economics,Hanyang University

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3 rd Day Track C : 'Global Trend in Employment Relation' for Job Expansion

Time Program

Session 109:00 ~ 10:30

Creating Jobs for Women

Session 211:00 ~ 12:30

Retirement Extension & Jobs for Middle-to-Old Ages

Session 314:00 ~ 15:30

Roles of Labor Union for Expanding Jobs

Session 4

16:00 ~ 17:30

How Can We Increase Good Jobs?

Speaker

Randall EbertsPresident,

W.E. Upjohn Institute forEmployment Research

Speaker

Youngock KimSenior Fellow,

Korean Women's DevelopmentInstitute

Moderator

Sangmee BakProfessor of Cultural Anthropology,

Division of International Studies,Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

Hyewon KoSenior Research Fellow, Korea

Research Institute for VocationalEducation & Training(KRIVET)

Discussant

Hiroyuki FukuharaProfessor,

Osaka City University, Japan

Discussant

Speaker

Robert HelmrichHead of division 'Qualifications, Occupational

Integration and Employment',German Federal Institute for Vocational

Education and Training(BIBB)

Speaker

Hiroyuki FukuharaProfessor,

Osaka City University, Japan

Moderator

Kyungroh YoonPresident,

Global TalentManagement Institute

Namchul LeeDirector General, Korea

Research Institute for VocationalEducation & Training(KRIVET)

Discussant

Philip MartinProfessor,

UC-Davis, USA

Discussant

Speaker

Weonho JeongResearch Fellow, Korea Research

Institute for VocationalEducation & Training(KRIVET)

Speaker

Hans-Detlev K llerOwner,

Kueller-Kontor

Moderator

Paul SwaimSenior Economist,

OECD

Soonwon KwonProfessor,

Business Management,Sookmyung Women's University

Discussant

Moonju ChungExecutive Director Policy Bureau,

FKTU(Federation of KoreanTrade Unions)

Discussant

Discussant

Randall EbertsPresident, W.E. Upjohn Institute

for Employment Research

Discussant

Chung ChoeAssistant Professor of

Economics, Hanyang UniversityERICA CAMPUS

Moderator

Joonmo ChoProvost & Professor,

Sungkyunkwan University

Kiseol YoonDirector,

Good Work Place Institute,The Korea Economic Daily

Discussant

Hans-Detlev K llerOwner,

Kueller-Kontor

Discussant

P R O G R A M

E N G L I S H

09:00 ~ 17:30, November 6(Thu), Cosmos Hall(3F)



3 rd Day Track D : Innovative Education and Entrepreneurship

Time Program

Session 109:00 ~ 10:30

The Art of Emotion Coaching

Session 211:00 ~ 12:30

Excellence in Education: Constructing Creative and Innovative Ideas through the Art of Asking QuestionsNew Global Trends in MBA Education

Session 314:00 ~ 15:30

How to Advance K-MOOC

Session 416:00 ~ 17:30

Cultivating Future Young Entrepreneurs

Speaker

Jinhyouk ImProfessor & Director of Center for Teaching

& Learning, Ulsan National Institute ofScience and Technology(UNIST)

Speaker

Jose Luis CordeiroFounding Faculty,

Singularity University, USA

Speaker

Hezki ArieliChairman,

Global Excellence

Speaker

John GottmanProfessor Emeritus of

Psychology, University ofWashington, USA

Speaker

Johannes HeinleinVice President of Strategic

Partnerships, edX

Speaker

Kyoungjune EeeCEO,

Nomad Connection, Inc.

Speaker

Sangeet ChowflaPresident & CEO,

Graduate ManagementAdmission Council(GMAC)

Speaker

Julie GottmanPresident & Co-Founder,

The Gottman Institute

Moderator

Youngwha KeePresident,

National Institute forLifelong Education

Moderator

Peck ChoDistinguished Professor,

Dongguk University

Moderator

Youngkey HwangSenior Advisor,

Shin & Kim

Moderator

Peck ChoDistinguished Professor,

Dongguk University

Taeeog LeeProfessor & Director of Centerfor Excellence in Learning and

Teaching, KAIST

Discussant

Timothy OSheaPrincipal & Vice-Chancellor,University of Edinburgh, UK

Discussant

Kris Hyunjin KimManaging Partner,

The Ventures Co.,Ltd.

Discussant

Sungjae HwangChief Creative Officer(CCO),

Futureplay Inc.

Discussant

Heuiyeen YeenCEO,

Maending

Discussant

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Related Events

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2. Educational Tour

3. Meeting with the Future Entrepreneurs and the Global Leaders


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Session Description andSpeaker s CV


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InterlocutorPresident, KAISTSungmo Steve Kang

Jim Yong KimSpeakerPresident, World Bank Group

Keynote Speech

Human Resources Developmentfor Sustainable Growth

The Global Financial Crisis have caused economic recession and reinforced socialinstability and conflict in many countries. In the U.S. and Europe, a large number ofpeople blamed inept government policies and increased gap between super-rich andpoor. Likewise, issues related to economic inequality and public distrust towards theleadership became more serious in Korea. Especially, after the recent Sewol FerryTragedy, Koreans show intensified distrust in our society as they witnessed that peoplein responsibility had no sense of ethics, self-sacrifice to protect our citizens but onlyhad greed and selfishness. Most of the Korean citizens considered these incidents ascharacteristics of underdeveloped countries, and suggested that the Korean societyhas overlooked significance on humanistic education and moral responsibility, but onlyfocused on rapid economic growth for the past few decades. In light of that, we decideda main theme for this years 9th Global HR Forum as Human Resources for Trust andIntegration, hoping that we can make an opportunity to discuss the ways to trainand educate future talents who have solid moral foundation and can hold our societytogether. Korea needs human resources that can resolve deep-rooted regionalism,generation gap and class inequality and prepare for the Korean reunification in thefuture.During this session, President Jim Yong Kim will speak about the problem of distrustand fragmentation that runs rife in society and the progress of other nations' efforts incurbing this problem, and how much effort nations have put into talent developmentwith the goal of increasing trust and social cohesion.


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President, KAIST

Interlocutor

1975 ~ Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley1972 ~ M.S, State University of New York, Buffalo1970 ~ B.S., Fairleigh Dickinson University, Teaneck, NJ

2013 Fairleigh Dickinson University Society of Pinnacle Award2010 KAST Deok Myeong Engineering Award2009 The Silicon Valley Engineering Hall of Fame2008 Korean-American Leadership Award2008 Distinguished Yonsei Alumnus Award2007 Chang-Lin Tien Education Leadership Award

2005 IEEE M.E Van Valkenburg CAS Society

2013 ~ Present President, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST)2011 ~ Present SOE Distinguished Chair Professor, UC Santa Cruz2007 ~ 2011 Chancellor, University of California, Merced

2001 ~ 2007 Dean of Jack Baskin School of Engineering, University of California, Santa Cruz2002 ~ 2003 President, Silicon Valley Engineering Council1985 ~ 2000 Professor, electrical and computer engineering, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign(UIUC)1995 ~ 2000 Department head of electrical and computer engineering, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign(UIUC)1977 ~ 1985 Technician and Supervisor, High-End Microprocessor Design at AT&T Bell Laboratories1975 ~ 1977 Faculty member, Rutgers University

CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits: Analysis and Design, McGraw-Hill, Third Ed., 2002 Electrothermal Analysis of VLSI Systems, Kluwer Academics, June 2000 CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits: Analysis and Design, McGraw-Hill, Second Ed., 1999 Computer-Aided Design of Optoelectronic Integrated Circuits and Systems, Prentice-Hall, 1996

CMOS Digital Integrated Circuits: Analysis and Design, McGraw-Hill, 1995 Modeling of Electrical Overstress in Integrated Circuits, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1994 Physical Design for Multichip Modules, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1994 Hot-Carrier Reliability of MOS VLSI Circuits, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1993

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Awards

Work Experiences

Published Books

Sungmo Steve Kang

Keynote Speech


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Keynote Speech

President, World Bank Group

Speaker

Jim Yong Kim became the 12th President of the World Bank Group on July 1, 2012. A physicianand anthropologist, Dr. Kim has dedicated himself to international development for more thantwo decades, helping to improve the lives of under served populations worldwide. Dr. Kimcomes to the Bank after serving as President of Dartmouth College. Dr. Kim is a co-founder ofPartners In Health(PIH) and a former director of the HIV/AIDS Department at the World HealthOrganization(WHO).

Dr. Kims work has earned him wide recognition. He was awarded a MacArthur GeniusFellowship(2003), was named one of Americas 25 Best Leaders by U.S. News & WorldReport(2005), and was selected as one of TIME magazines 100 Most Influential People in the

World(2006).

Born in 1959 in Seoul, South Korea, Dr. Kim moved with his family to the United States at the ageof five and grew up in Muscatine, Iowa. Dr. Kim graduated with an A.B. magna cum laude fromBrown University in 1982. He earned an M.D. from Harvard Medical School in 1991 and a Ph.D. inanthropology from Harvard University in 1993.

Jim Yong Kim


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SpeakerProfessor Emeritus of Psychology, University of Washington, USA John Gottman

Keynote Speech

The Science of Trust

This session reviews, The Science of Trust in the context of couple relationships,including the physiology of trust and betrayal, and the mathematics of trust and betrayal.Recent research from John Gottman`s laboratory will be reviewed that leads to a precisedefinition of trust. Dr. Gottman will also talk about a new empirically-based theory oftrust, how to create trust in love relationships, and how it is sometimes possible to healfrom betrayal. This presentation is geared towards a clinical audience and is basedupon Dr. Gottmans latest books, The Science of Trust and What Makes Love Last?How to Build Trust and Avoid Betrayal.


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Keynote Speech

Professor Emeritus of Psychology, University of Washington, USA

Speaker

1971 Ph.D. Clinical Psychology, University of Wisconsin, Title of Thesis: Time-series analysis in psychology and education, and a methodology for action research

(Richard M. McFall, supervisor)Honor Society: Sigma Xi1967 M.A. Clinical Psychology-Mathematics, University of Wisconsin1962 B.S. Mathematics-Physics(Magna cum Laude), Fairleigh Dickinson University1964 M.S. Mathematics-Psychology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Washington State Psychological Association Distinguished Psychologist Award, 2002 Fellow and Life Diplomate, American Psychotherapy Association, 2001 Smart Marriages Association Impact Award, 2002 Recipient of award for Contribution to the Field of Psychology, from the California Psychological Association,

awarded at the 2001 CPA Convention in Costa Mesa, Ca. Recipient of the 1999 Best Relationships Book from Books for a Better Life, for The Seven Principles for Making

Marriage Work.

2002 ~ Present Emeritus Professor of Psychology, University of Washington, Seattle2002 ~ Present Executive Director, Relationship Research Institute, Seattle1994 ~ Present The Gottman Institute, Seattle, Washington Co-Founder1986 ~ 2002 Professor of Psychology, University of Washington, Seattle1981 ~ 1986 Professor of Psychology, University of Illinois

Gottman, J.M. & Silver, N.(2012).What Makes Love Last?: how to build trust and avoid betrayal. New York: Simon & Schuster. Gottman, J.M.,(2011). The Science of Trust: Emotional Attunement for Couples. New York: W.W.Norton & Company, Inc.; Gottman, J.M., & Gottman, J.S.,(2007). And Baby Makes Three: The-Six Step Plan for Preserving Marital Intimacy

and Rekindling Romance After Baby Arrives. New York: Crown Publishing; Gottman, J.M., Gottman, J.S., & Declaire, J.,(2006). Ten Lessons to Transform Your Marriage: Americas Love Lab Experts Share Their Strategies for Strengthening Your Relationship. New York: Crown Publishing;

Gottman, J., Murray, J., Swanson, C., Tyson, R., & Swanson, K., (2002). The Mathematics of Marriage: Dynamic Nonlinear Models. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press;

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ModeratorChairman, Institute of Global ManagementSungchull Junn

Youngsuk Chi

Kevin Sneader

Janina Kugel

Eli Collins

SpeakersChairman, Elsevier

Chairman, Asia, McKinsey & Company

Corporate Vice-President of Human Resources, Siemens

Chief Technologist, Cloudera

Plenary Session 1

Lecture on Successful Leadershipby Global CEOs

Due to accelerated globalization and intensified competition within the global market,multinational companies need talented leaders who can successfully manageregionalization and internationalization, centralization and de-concentration of theirbusiness simultaneously in order to become winners. In addition, further developmentof distinguished strategies and prosperity on using their collective knowledge, skills andhuman capitals are required for those transnational companies. In this session, CEOsfrom the prestigious global companies will speak about their experiences in successfulbusiness practices, and share ideas on possible challenges in creative economy andstrategies to improve international competitiveness.


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Chairman, Institute of Global Management

Moderator

JD & MBA, Minnesota State University, USA MA Politics, Seoul National University, Korea

IGM Negotiation School: Korea Record Institute Nomination for the most enrolled program in the shortest period of time(10,000 graduates in 6 years)

Vice-President / Dean of Graduate School of Business, Sejong University, Korea Trade Commissioner, Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy Presidential Secretary for Policy Planning of Korea Editorial Writer, Chosun Daily International Lawyer, Kim & Chang Partner, Reid & Priest Law Firm

The Common Questions of All CEOs The Ten Commandments of Crisis Management The Might of Corporate Spirit: Values-Based Management The Transition Code Dreamers Never Stop! The Ten Commandments of Negotiation Junn, Sung Chull Economy(10 in total)

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Awards

Work Experiences

Published Books

Sungchull Junn

Plenary Session 1

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Work Experiences

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Plenary Session 1

Chairman, Elsevier

Speaker

1984 MBA, Finance, Columbia University-Columbia Business School1982 A.B. cum laude, Economics, Princeton University

2011 ~ Present Chairman, Elsevier2009 ~ Present Director, Corporate Affairs, Reed Elsevier2009 ~ 2011 CEO, Elsevier Science & Technology2005 ~ 2011 Vice Chairman, Elsevier2002 ~ 2005 Chairman, Random House Asia2001 President and COO, Random House1996 ~ 2000 President and COO, Ingram Book Group1995 ~ 1996 Managing Director of Asia Pacic, Ingram Micro1992 ~ 1995 Managing Director of Belgium and France;

Head of European Operations, Ingram Micro1984 ~ 1991 Various Senior Executive Positions, American Express Bank

President, International Publishers Association Executive Committee & Board, The Association of American Publishers Executive Committee & Board, The International Association of Scientic, Technical & Medical Publishers

Trustee, Princeton University Press Presidents Advisory Council Member, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology Trustee, Southern Federal University in Russia Board Member, The Korea Society Co-founder & Presidents Council Member, The Korean American Community Foundation Board, Princeton Varsity Club Advisory Council, Princeton University Department of East Asian Studies Board, Princeton Capital Leadership Council

Education

Work Experiences

Association, Board and Advisory Positions

Youngsuk Chi


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Corporate Vice-President of Human Resources, Siemens

Speaker

Master of Economics, with majors in Marketing and Organizational Designfrom the University of Mainz, Germany, and the Universita degli Studi di Verona, Italy.

2013 ~ Corporate VP Human Resources, Siemens AG2012 ~ 2013 Chief Human Resources Ofcer, OSRAM GmbH2009 ~ 2012 Human Resources Director, Siemens Italy(Milan)2005 ~ 2009 Director Global Commercial Excellence,

Corporate Executive Development, Siemens2001 ~ 2005 Director Group Strategy, Siemens Communications

Education

Work Experiences

Janina Kugel

Plenary Session 1

Education

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Plenary Session 1

Chairman, Asia, McKinsey & Company

Speaker

Harvard Business School-MBA with Highest Distinction University of Glasgow-First Class Honours degree in Scots Law

Baker Scholar Fulbright Scholarship

Kevin Sneader is the Chairman of McKinsey & Companys Asian ofces and is based in Hong Kong.He is a member of the Firms Operating Committee and previously chaired the Client Committee ofits Shareholders Council.

Mr. Sneader joined McKinsey in London in 1989. Since then he has been based in the Firms

Beijing, Paris and Hong Kong ofces before moving to the United States in 2001 where he becameManaging Partner of McKinseys Washington DC, New Jersey and Philadelphia offices. Prior totaking up his current role, Kevin served as UK & Ireland Managing Partner.

Mr. Sneader has worked across a broad range of industries, including consumer goods, retail,healthcare and the public sector. He is also a frequent speaker on business topics and has spokenat events across Asia, Europe and the Americas.

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Chief Technologist, Cloudera

Speaker

MS Computer Science University of Wisconsin Madison BA Computer Science New York University(NYU)

2009 ~ present Chief Technologist, Cloudera2012 ~ present Technical Advisory Board, Skybox ImagingMay 2005 ~ 2009 Staff Engineer, VMware

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Eli Collins

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ModeratorPresident, Sungkyunkwan UniversityJunyoung Kim

Robert Brown

Atsushi Seike

Eric Kaler

Timothy O Shea

SpeakersPresident, Boston University, USA

President, Keio University, Japan

President, University of Minnesota, USA

Principal & Vice-Chancellor, University of Edinburgh, UK

Plenary Session 2

New Paradigms for Future Universities

The importance of higher education that cultivates creative future talents, who canactively prepare for the future society, is growing more and more. In Korea, 70 percent

of high school graduates enter universities, thus universities have grown without anydifficulties in attracting students and were able to innovate their system for many years.However, Korean universities now face new challenges, such as the decrease in thenumber of high school graduates, globalization of higher education and transformationfrom an industrial society of mass production to a knowledge-based society of high-value products. Hence, universities are obliged to make efforts to transform theireducation and research system in order to keep up with the new transition into the futuresociety. The Korean government has also pursued various policy measures in order toenhance the competitiveness of universities at a global level as top global universitieshave achieved global competency through innovating their education and researchsystem. These top global universities also contribute to changes at the national level andin companies. In this session, presidents of prestigious universities will introduce their

experiences of innovation in higher education, and discuss strategies to enhance thecompetitiveness of universities.


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President, Sungkyunkwan University

Moderator

1971 ~ 1975 Dept. of Economics, Sungkyunkwan University(BA.)1977 ~ 1984 Dept. of Economics, University of Minnesota(MA., Ph.D.)

2008 Sangju citizen Prize

Professional Experience2011 ~ Present President, Sungkyunkwan University2007 ~ 2011 Vice President of Humanities and Social Sciences Campus, Sungkyunkwan University2004 ~ 2006 Provost of Planning and Coordination, SungkyunkwanUniversity2003 ~ 2004 Provost of Academic Affairs, Sungkyunkwan University2001 ~ 2002 President, Korean Association of Public Finance1996 ~ 1998 Dean, School of Economics, Sungkyunkwan University1992 ~ 1993 Visiting Scholar, Harvard University1989 ~ Present Professor, School of Economics, Sungkyunkwan University

Professional Activities Apr. 2014 ~ Present Chairman of Korean Council of University Education Apr. 2014 ~ Present Advisory Committee member of The Pyeongchang Organizing Committee

for the 2018 Olympic Apr. 2014 ~ Present Advisory Committee member of Constitutional Court of KoreaSept. 2010 ~ Present Board of Directors, NAFSA: Association of International Educator

Apr. 2013 ~ Mar. 2014 Chairman of Korean Association of Private University Presidents

Macro EconomicsCost of Capital, Q Model of Investment and Capital Accoumulation

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Junyoung Kim

Plenary Session 2

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President, Boston University, USA

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Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, University of Minnesota M.S. Chemical Engineering, University of Texas at Austin B.S. Chemical Engineering, University of Texas at Austin

The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation Teacher-Scholar Award Young Author Award, American Association of Crystal Growth Elected to the National Academy of Engineering Elected to the National Academy of Sciences Named Honorary Citizen of the Republic of Singapore

President, Boston University Provost, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Dean, School of Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Head, Department of Chemical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Multiple research papers in peer-reviewed distinguished publications and presentations at majorconferences

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President, University of Minnesota, USA

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1982 Ph.D., University of Minnesota1978 B.S., California Institute of Technology(with honors)

Member, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 2014 Charter Fellow, National Academy of Inventors, 2013 Member, National Academy of Engineering, 2010 Fellow, American Chemical Society, 2010 Kash Mittal Award from the Surfactants in Solution Symposium, 2006 Chemical Society of Japan Division of Colloid and Surface Chemistrys 2005 Lectureship Award ACS Award in Colloid or Surface Chemistry, 1998 ASEE Curtis W. McGraw Research Award, 1995

2011 ~ University of Minnesota, President2007 ~ 2011 Stony Brook University, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs2000 ~ 2007 University of Delaware, Dean of College of Engineering1998 ~ 2007 University of D elaware, Elizabeth Inez Kelley Professor of Chemical Engineering1996 ~ 2000 University of Delaware, Chair of Chemical Engineering1991 ~ 1998 University of Delaware, Professor of Chemical Engineering1989 ~ 1991 University of Delaware, Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering1987 ~ 1989 University of Washington, Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering1982 ~ 1987 University of Washington, Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering

237 published papers

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Eric Kaler

Plenary Session 2

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President, Keio University, Japan

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1993 Ph.D. Graduate School of Business and Commerce, Keio University1980 M.A. Graduate School of Business and Commerce, Keio University1978 B.A. Faculty of Economics, Keio University

2005 48 th Nikkei Prize for Excellent Books in Economic Science, Nihon Keizai Shimbun-sha1994 17 th Commendation of Excellent Labor Related Publications, Japan Institute of Labor and the Yomiuri Shimbun-sha

1994 Kagami Memorial Award, Tokio Marine Kagami Memorial Foundation1992 7 th Okinaga Prize, Labor Research Center1992 Keio Gijuku Academic Prize, Keio University1987 Award for Research Encouragement, Japan Society of Human Resource Management

Professional Appointments2009 ~ President, Keio University2007 ~ 2009 Dean, Faculty of Business and Commerce; Dean, Graduate School of Business and Commerce, Keio University1995 ~ 1997 Visiting Principal Research Ofcer, Economic Research Institute, Economic Planning Agency1992 ~ Professor, Labor Economics, Faculty of Business and Commerce; Graduate School of Business and Commerce, Keio University1987 ~ 1988 Visiting Scholar, Department of Economics, University of California, Los Angeles1985 ~ 1992 Associate Professor, Faculty of Business and Commerce, Keio University1980 ~ 1985 Research Assistant, Faculty of Business and Commerce, Keio University

Academic Appointments2008 ~ 2011 Board of Directors of the Japanese Economic Association2007 ~ 2009 Vice President, Japan Society of Human Resource Management

Other Appointments2012 ~ 2013 Chairman, National Council on Social Security System Reform, Cabinet Ofce2011 ~ President, The Japan Association of Private Universities and Colleges(JAPUC)

2010 ~ Member, Global Agenda Council on Ageing, World Economic Forum2010 ~ Member, Global University Leaders Forum(GULF), World Economic Forum

Revitalizing the Employment System (in Japanese), Tokyo, NHK Shuppan, 2013 Towards an Age-free Society (in Japanese), Tokyo: NTT Shuppan, 2006 Labor Economics (in Japanese), Tokyo: Tokyo Keizai Shimposha, 2002 Beyond the Lifetime Employment (in Japanese), Tokyo, Chuko-Shinsho, Chuokoronsha, 1998

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ModeratorPresident, APEC Studies Association of KoreaJeongtaik Lee

Ralph Alexander Eichler

Feridun Hamdullahpur

Paul Swaim

Thomas Frey

Speakers

President, ETH Zrich, Switzerland

President & Vice-Chancellor, University of Waterloo, Canada

Senior Economist,Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD)

Executive Director and Senior Futurist, DaVinci Institute Inc

Plenary Session 3

Youth Start-ups and Job Policies

Between 2004 and 2013, youth employment rate in Korea has decreased from 45.1%to 39.7%. Its main reason was a drastic decline of employment in the age of early 20s.The government has been developing various types of solutions, especially of whichencourage youth start-ups, as it is very likely to lower the youth unemployment rate andpromote job-oriented growth.Based on this background, this session will cover the successful cases of foreigngovernments job creation policies and possible solutions for current job market issuesin Korea.


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President, APEC Studies Association of Korea

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1983 ~ 1987 Doctor of Philosophy, Sociology, University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA 1982 ~ 1983 Master of Arts, Communication, University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA 1968 ~ 1982 Sophomore, German Literature Dept, Sogang University, Seoul Bachelor of Arts, English Dept, Hankook University of Foreign Studies, Seoul

2010 ~ present President, Eurasia Development& Cooperation Committee2010 ~ present President, APEC Studies Association of Korea2000 ~ 2009 Executive Director & Senior Research Fellow,

Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education and Training2000 ~ 2002 Lead Shepherd(Chair), Human Resources Development Working Group, Asia Pacic Economic Cooperation(APEC)1999 ~ 2002 Foreign Press Spokesman, Ministry of Labor, ROK 1990 ~ 1998 Fellow, Korea Labor Education Institute1996 ~ 1997 Technical Advisor, Presidential Commission on Industrial Relations Reform, Republic of Korea1995 ~ 1998 Committee Member, Employment Security Committee, Ministry of Labor, ROK 1993 ~ 1995 Advisor on ILO Activities to Minister of Labor, ROK 1984 ~ 1987 Researcher, Communication Institute, East-West Center, Hawaii, USA

Enhancing In-House Lifelong Learning Competency in South Korea, 2009. KRIVET(in English) Participation of Women and Ethnic Communities in the Science and Technology Workforce.

Funded by Science & Technology Policy Institute.(Both in English and in Korean) KRIVET, 2006 Trust Building between Labor and Management in Korea Korea Labor Institute, 2000(in Korean)

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Jeongtaik Lee


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President & Vice-Chancellor, University of Waterloo, Canada

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May 1985 Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering, Technical University of Nova ScotiaMay 1979 M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering, Technical University of IstanbulMay 1976 B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering, Technical University of Istanbul

Sept. 2014 Chair of U15 Group of Canadian Research UniversitiesJune 2014 Fellow of the Canadian Academy of EngineeringJan. 2013 Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal.Sept. 2013 ~ Aug. 2014 Vice-Chair of U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities

2010 ~ Present Current President and Vice-Chancellor, University of Waterloo2009 ~ Present Professor, Department of Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering,

University of Waterloo2009 ~ Present Adjunct Research Professor, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering,

Carleton University2009 ~ 2010 Vice-President Academic and Provost, University of Waterloo2006 ~ 2009 Provost and Vice-President Academic(Interim), Carleton University2000 ~ 2006 Vice-President(Research and International), Carleton University1997 ~ 2000 Associate Principal, Graduate Studies and Research, DalTech. Dalhousie University1995 ~ 1997 Dean of Graduate Studies and Research, Technical University of Nova Scotia(TUNS)1993 ~ 1995 Associate Dean of Graduate Studies and Research, TUNS

July 30, 2014 Why university research rankings miss the bigger picture.Globe and Mail Oct . 08, 2013 Innovation in Waterloo wont die with BlackBerry.Globe and Mail Sept. 30, 2013 How to stop high school from stiing creativity.Globe and Mail (co-authored with Dr. Neil Turok, Director, Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics)

Ap r. 09, 2013 Three ways to bridge Canadas innovation gap. Toronto Star

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Feridun Hamdullahpur


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President, ETH Zrich, Switzerland

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1986 Habilitation at ETH Zurich with the thesis The HIPHI machine, an e+e storage ringwith high luminosity to produce the PHI(1020)-resonance and a synchrotronradiation source

1972 ~ 1976 Ph. D. thesis in the research group of Prof. Dr. H. J. Leisi with the topic:Measurement of the 3d 5/2-2p 3/2 transition in muonic silicon with a bent crystal

spectrometer . Silver medal of ETH for the thesis1972 Diploma in physics, ETH Zurich

2007 ~ President ETH Zurich2002 ~ 2007 Director of Paul Scherrer Institute(1270 people)1998 ~ 2002 Deputy Director of Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen, Switzerland1995 ~ 1997 Spokesman of the international H1-Collaboration at HERA, DESY, Hamburg, Germany1994 ~ 1995 Chairman of the Institute for Particle Physics of ETH(80 people)1991 ~ 1992 Director of the Institute of Intermediate Energy Physics of ETH Zurichs ince 1992 Full professor at ETH Zurich1989 ~ 1992 Associate professor at ETH Zurich1988 ~ 1990 Project leader of the B-meson factory and a synchrotron radiation facility at Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen1982 ~ 1984 Permanent position at the Institute of Intermediate Energy Physics at ETH Zurich.

Participation in experiments at SIN, Villigen, Switzerland1978 ~ 1981 Post doc position at DESY(Hamburg) in the JADE-collaboration

at the e +e storage ring PETRA. Permanent position at DESY 1976 ~ 1978 Postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University, USA with Fulbright-Hays grant(1 year)

and a grant of the Swiss National Science Foundation(1 year) Participation at experiments at SLAC(Stanford, Ca.)

and LAMPF(Los Alamos, N. M.) in the group of Prof. R. Hofstadter(nobel laureate)

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Ralph Alexander Eichler

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Plenary Session 3

Senior Economist, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD)

Speaker

1980 Ph.D. in Economics, MIT1974 B.S.(Mathematics and Economics), Pomona College

Phi Beta Kappa, Pomona College Summa Cum Laude, Pomona College Alfred Sloan Dissertation Fellowship, 1980 ASA/NSF Senior Research Fellow at the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1987-1988

OECD(since 1995)-Senior economist in the Directorate for Employment, Labour and Social Affairsspecializing in analyzing employment issues. Served several years as the editor of the OECDEmployment Outlook and also authored chapters on a wide range of topics, including earningsinequality, workforce ageing and the greening of labor markets. Played an active role in thereassessment of the OECD Jobs Strategy in 2006 and the organization of a 2009 meeting of OECDEmployment and Labour Ministers to discuss policy responses to the global nancial crisis. Currentlydirecting a project on displaced workers.

US Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service(1988-1995)-Directed policy research onrural employment issues as the Leader of the Rural Labor Section.

University of Massachusetts at Amherst(1982-1989)-Assistant Professor of Economics.

US Department of Health and Human Services(1980-1982)-Economist and Policy Analyst.

Contributing author to the 1996-2012 issues of the OECD Employment Outlook and editorof several issues. Also the author of other OECD reports,

such as The Jobs Potential of a Shift Towards a Low-Carbon Economy (2012). Rural Education and Training in the New Economy: The Myth of the Rural Skills Gap ,

Robert M. Gibbs, Paul L. Swaim, and Ruy Teixeira(editors), Iowa State University Press, 1998. Author of numerous scholarly articles in economics.

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Paul Swaim


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Plenary Session 3


Speaker

1981 ~ 1984 B.A., Technical Business Strategy, Loretto Heights University1981 ~ 1984 B.A., Ergonomic Design, Loretto Heights University1972 ~ 1974 Engineering, South Dakota State University

Received over 270 awards as an engineer and designer at IBM

2007 ~ Contributing Writer, ColoradoBiz Magazine2004 ~ Managing Editor, FuturistSpeaker.com2000 ~ Futurist Speaker, DaVinci Institute1998 ~ Contributing Writer, THE FUTURIST1997 ~ Executive Director, DaVinci Institute

2011 book Communicating with the Future Fourteen Future Trends for Business in 2009 and Beyond(Published in ColoradoBiz) Watching the Income Tax System Implode(Published in ColoradoBiz) Seven Predictions for the Coming Age of Micronations(Published in The Futurist) Trends to Watch in 2010-Bookless Libraries(Published in ColoradoBiz) Future Libraries: Nerve Center of the Community(Published in Morning Calm) The Future of Library Series: Part 3-The Electronic Outpost(Published in ColoradoBiz) Manipulating Our Minds, One Fractal at a Time(Published in Morning Calm) The Future of Automobile Transportation(Published in The Futurist) The Future of Automobile Transportation(Published in The Futurist) 2050 and the Future of Transportation(Published in the Rocky Mountain News) Seven Predictions for the Coming Age of Micronations(Published in The Futurist) Fractal Transactions(Published in The Futurist)

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Thomas Frey

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ModeratorChair, UN Future Forum / World Future Society Korea

Youngsook Park

Kenneth Weinstein

Thomas Frey

SpeakersPresident & CEO, Hudson Institute


Special Session 1

Technology, Demography and the Futureof the Workforce

Forging a New Path for Jobs into Our Symbiotic

Future

Technological breakthroughs over the next few decades, including unprecedentedlifespan longevity, mass utilization of 3-D printing, artificial intelligence, roboticsand dramatically increased computing capacities, and the possibility of implantedelectronic devices, offer the possibility of disruptive transformation in the workforce.What impact will technology have on the workforce? Will demography, such assignificant population growth in sub-Saharan Africa and increased labor mobilityworldwide, matter in shaping the new workforce? Kenneth Weinstein, President ofthe Hudson Institute, will try to give answers to these questions. He will also sharehis opinion on what will matter for the workforce a half-century from now.

Over the past decades, the sounds of the future has transitioned from people andanimals, to people and machines, to people and their information. But during thecoming decades, the sounds of the future will go both ways. Not only will we becreating our future, but our future will be creating us. And that's where our future

jobs come into play. As tiny humans we find ourselves battling everything from thegiant forces of nature, to challenges on the subatomic level. But in our symbioticfuture we will be using technology to build awareness, and using this awareness toamplify our existence, as opposed to constantly fighting for survival. The worldsfamous futurist, Dr. Thomas Frey will suggest a new path for jobs, a path neverbefore taken, into what can only be considered the bravest of all possible futures.

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Chair, UN Future Forum/World Future Society Korea

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2003 ~ 2007 Ph.D courses completed, Social Welfare, Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul1984 ~ 2002 Public Relations courses for Press Ofcers, Foreign Ofce, UK - Public Diplomacy Training courses by DFAT, Australian Government1984 ~ 1986 MS Ed., University of Southern California, USA 1980 ~ 1981 Filmmaking, Continuing Education Dept, Ohio Univ, Athens, USA 1972 ~ 1976 BA in French, Kyungbuk National University, Daegu, Korea

2005. 05. 10 Award for Contribution to Korean Foster Care System by Minister of Health & Welfare2004. 05. 05 Award for Child Welfare Promotion by the Minister of Health & Welfare2003. 12. 26 Most Contributed Person of the Year 2003 by Minister of Government Administration / President, Blue House2003. 04. 26 Mother of April Award by National Assembly April Memorial Committee of MPs2000. 12. 02 The 3rd Family Culture Special Award by Korean Womens Newspaper / Minister of Culture & Tourism1999. 05. 22 Family of the Year in 1999 by the Korean Christian Religion Research Institute / Federations2

2012 ~ present Chief Editor, Indaily(Futures Internet Portal) Internet Newspaper, Seoul, Korea(www.indaily.co.kr)2013 ~ present Prof. Futures Studies, Design Graduate School, Ewha Womans Univ., Seoul Korea2008 ~ present Prof. Futures Studies, Life Graduate School, Daegu Cyber University, Korea2006 ~ 2013 Prof. Interior Architecture Dept., Life Science College, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea2000 ~ 2010 Director, Public Diplomacy, Australian Embassy Seoul, Korea1998 ~ present President/Founder, Korean Foster Care Association, Seoul, Korea(www.ngopower.net)2004 ~ present Chair, World Future Society Korea /Chair, the Millennium Project Korea(www.korea2050.net)1982 ~ 2000 Information Ofcer, British Embassy, Seoul, Korea1981 ~ 1982 English lecturer, CCB English School of New York/journalists Health & Beauty, NY, USA 1975 ~ 1979 English teacher, Yubong Girls Middle School, Chuncheon, Kangwon Province, Korea

Co-author, UN Future Report(Kyobo Books Publishing / 2007-2014)-7 Volumes Author, Futures Forecasting Report(Kyunghyang Media / 2011) Author, 2020 Education Futures(Kyunghyang Media / 2010) Author, Next Job(Maeil Business News Daily Publishing / 2006) Translator, The State of the Future 2004(Maeil Business Daily Publishing / 2005) Author, Futures Report(Random House Joongang Publishing / 2004)

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President & CEO, Hudson Institute

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University of Chicago(B.A. in General Studies in the Humanities) Institut dEtudes Politiques de Paris(D.E.A in Soviet and Eastern European Studies) Harvard University(Ph.D.in Political Science)

Kenneth Weinstein has been decorated with a knighthood in Arts and Letters by the French Ministryof Culture and Communication as a Chevalier dans lOrdre des Arts et des Lettres. Weinstein is listedin Whos Who in America.

Hudson Institute 1991~ present: appointed CEO in June 2005; named President and CEO in March 2011Dr. Weinstein serves by presidential appointment and Senate confirmation as a member of theBroadcasting Board of Governors, the oversight body for U.S. government civilian internationalmedia, including such networks as the Voice of America, Radio Free Europe/Radio Free Asia andMiddle East National humanities Council, the governing body of the National Endowment for theHumanities. Weinstein has been a member of numerous non-governmental commissions and taskforces on foreign and defense policy, and serves on the boards of non-prot organizations in the U.S.and in Europe.

Weinsteins article and book reviews on public policy topics have appeared in more than 100publications, including The Asia-Pacific Review (Japan), Bungei Shunju (Japan), Le Figaro (France),

Le Monde(France), The New Republic, The Wall Street Journal, The Weekly Standard and the YomiuriShimbun. He is a regular guest on radio and television, speaks French and German, and has beeninterviewed by major broadcast and cable outlets around the world, including ABC, NBC, CNN, FoxNews, the BBC, the CBC, TF-1, France 2, Radio Canada, and NHK, Weinstein, a frequent guest onFrench Television and radio, has served as in-studio commentator for live French-language coverageof U.S. congressional and presidential elections since 1996. Weinsteins articles and translationshave been published by numerous presses, most notably, Atlantic Books, Lexington Books, RatioJuris(Italy), Tokuma Shoten(Japan), and the Princeton University Press. He is the co-editor, with Paul

Aligica, of The Essential Herman Kahn:In Defense of Thinking (Lexington Books, 2009).

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Kenneth Weinstein

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1981 ~ 1984 B.A., Technical Business Strategy, Loretto Heights University1981 ~ 1984 B.A., Ergonomic Design, Loretto Heights University1972 ~ 1974 Engineering, South Dakota State University

Received over 270 awards as an engineer and designer at IBM

2007 ~ Contributing Writer, ColoradoBiz Magazine2004 ~ Managing Editor, FuturistSpeaker.com2000 ~ Futurist Speaker, DaVinci Institute1998 ~ Contributing Writer, THE FUTURIST1997 ~ Executive Director, DaVinci Institute

2011 book Communicating with the Future Fourteen Future Trends for Business in 2009 and Beyond(Published in ColoradoBiz) Watching the Income Tax System Implode(Published in ColoradoBiz) Seven Predictions for the Coming Age of Micronations(Published in The Futurist) Trends to Watch in 2010-Bookless Libraries(Published in ColoradoBiz) Future Libraries: Nerve Center of the Community(Published in Morning Calm) The Future of Library Series: Part 3-The Electronic Outpost(Published in ColoradoBiz) Manipulating Our Minds, One Fractal at a Time(Published in Morning Calm) The Future of Automobile Transportation(Published in The Futurist) The Future of Automobile Transportation(Published in The Futurist) 2050 and the Future of Transportation(Published in the Rocky Mountain News) Seven Predictions for the Coming Age of Micronations(Published in The Futurist) Fractal Transactions(Published in The Futurist)

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Thomas Frey

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ModeratorDirector, UNESCO Asia and Pacific Regional Bureau for EducationGwangjo Kim

Phil Rosenzweig

Michael Karnjanaprakorn

SpeakersProfessor, International Institute for Management Development(IMD)

CEO & Founder, Skillshare

Special Session 2

Keys to Making Better Decisions

Connected Learning: Redesigning Education

for the Masses

The past decades have seen a wealth of research on decision making, much of it conductedby cognitive psychologists. We know that people are not the perfectly rational beings as sooften described in economic theory from the times of Adam Smith. Their judgments andchoices are prone to predictable errors, or biases. We face different kinds of decisions in life.Some resemble the laboratory experiments which have helped isolate the mechanics of humancognition, capturing them in neat settings where there is no need to influence outcomes andperformance is absolute. Some of the most important and consequential decisions, however,are entirely different: not only can decision makers influence outcomes, but they must takeaction in order to outperform rivals. It is here that strategic managerial decisions are found.Once we recognize these different dimensions, we can help take appropriate action. ProfessorPhil Rosenzweig will suggest two keys for better decisions.

Whats the difference between learning and education? Knowing that answer has thepower to unlock the potential in each of us and our organizations. To build better teams,we need to shift our focus away from merely producing college-ready graduates, andtoward fostering young adults with the abilities to create, innovate, and think critically. Weneed to reinvent education, not just for today, but for hundreds of years into the future.Todays young professionals are unprepared for the types of jobs that await them. Theyreproducts of an education system that teaches them to conform instead of creating new pathsforward. As the worlds problems become more complex, businesses need employees whowill challenge the status quo, discover new opportunities and implement creative solutions.

This presentation will help you connect the dots by taking you on a journey through educationparadigms and revealing a new way forward. Youll learn how companies are using digitaltechnology to reinvent learning for a new generation, with a focus on open platforms, project-based learning and real-world skills.

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Director, UNESCO Asia and Pacific Regional Bureau for Education

Moderator

1994 Ph.D. in Education from Havard University, U.S.A.1984 Masters degree in Education from Havard University, U.S.A.1978 B.A. degree in Public Administration from Korea University, Seoul

2009 ~ Present Director, UNESCO Asia and Pacic Regional Bureau for Education2005 ~ 2008 Deputy Minister of Education and Human Resources Development(HRD)

of the Republic of Korea2001 ~ 2004 Senior Education Specialist at the World Bank

Mr. Kim has published works in education and ICT, and educational reform in the Republic of Korea.

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Professor, International Institute for Management Development(IMD)

Speaker

1990 PhD., University of Pennsylvania1980 MBA. UCLA 1976 BA, Economics, University of California, Santa Barbara

2007 Accenture Award for Best Article,California Management Review

1996 ~ present Professor of Strategy and International Management, IMD, Lausanne, Switzerland1990 ~ 1996 Assistant Professor, Harvard Business School, Boston, MA, USA 1980 ~ 1986 Hewlett-Packard Company, Palo Alto, CA, USA

2014 Left Brain, Right Stuff: How Leaders Make Winning Decisions (New York: Public Affairs) (Translated into Korean and published by Woongjin)2007 The Halo Effect and the Eight other Business Delusions that Deceive Managers (New York: Free Press)

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Phil Rosenzweig

Special Session 2

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Special Session 2

CEO & Founder, Skillshare

Speaker

Masters of Science, Advertising-VCU Brandcenter Bachelor of Arts, Economics-University of Virginia

35 Top Entrepreneurs Under 35-Inc. Magazine 100 Most Creative People in Business-Fast Company TED Fellow

Skillshare-Founder and CEO Hot Potato(Acquired by Facebook)-Product Behance(Acquired by Adobe)-Business Development

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ModeratorDirector, British Council KoreaMartin Fryer

Seth Kunin

Chris Brink

Vincent Emery

Speakers Vice-Principal for Internationalisation, University of Aberdeen, UK

Vice-Chancellor, Newcastle University, UK

Pro Vice-Chancellor(International Relations)and Professor of Translational Virology, University of Surrey

Special Session 3

Mind the Gap! War of Talents for UK Universities: Strategic Leadership,Integrity and Student Engagement

Authors in An avalanche is coming: Higher education and the revolution ahead(MichaelBarber, Katelyn Donnelly, Saad Rizvi, March 2013) argued whether a university will

continue to be seen as good value, given the remorseless rise in the cost of a universityeducation over recent decades. Students with the growing anxiety around the worldare concerned about youth unemployment. Competition between universities aroundthe world has been intensifying for decades, and now they fight for talents and researchfunding. There is no such thing as standardised degrees or modes of delivery. Severaluniversity models have been developed to realise true value of education, distinctivenessand relevance to the market. This session provides a different strategy that has beentaken by five UK universities to meet the needs of the students, market and technology.It also suggests critical roles of leadership, integrity of university and its relationship withstudents and the region of operation.


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Director, British Council Korea

Moderator

1978 MA English Literature, Corpus Christi College, University of Cambridge

Sept. 2013 ~ Current Director, British Council Korea2010 ~ 2013 Director Programmes, British Council Pakistan2008 ~ 2010 Strategic Communications Consultant, Foreign & Commowealth Ofce, London, UK 2004 ~ 2008 Director, British Council Argentina1986 ~ 2004 Previous posts in the British Council in Brazil, Turkey, Spain and the UK 1982 ~ 1985 Field Coordinator, Voluntary Service Overseas, Thailand1981 ~ 1982 Arts Sponsorship Consultant, Jacob de Vries Ltd., London, UK 1979 ~ 1980 Secondary School Teacher, Sarawak, Malaysia

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Martin Fryer


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Vice-Principal for Internationalisation, University of Aberdeen, UK

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1993 University of Cambridge | Ph.D. Social Anthropology1990 Leo Baeck College | Rabbinic Ordination1988 Jewish Theological Seminary of America | M.A. Jewish Philosophy1984 Columbia College, Columbia University | B.A. Social Anthropology

2014 ~ Aberdeen University | Vice-Principal Internationalization2008 ~ 2013 Durham University | Pro-Vice-Chancellor(Arts and Humanities)2005 ~ 2008 Durham University, Faculty of Arts and Humanities | Executive Dean2003 ~ 2005 University of Aberdeen, College of Arts and Social Sciences | Deputy Head of College and Director of Research2003 ~ 2004 University of Aberdeen, School of Divinity, History and Philosophy | Acting Head of School2003 University of Aberdeen, Faculty of Arts and Divinity | Acting Dean2003 ~ 2005 University of Aberdeen, School of Divinity, History and Philosophy| Professor2001 ~ 2003 University of Aberdeen, School of Divinity And Religious Studies and Philosophy | Head of School1999 ~ 2003 University of Aberdeen, Department of Divinity and Religious Studies | Senior Lecturer1994 ~ 1999 University of Nottingham, Department of Theology | Lecturer

2009 Juggling Identities: Identity and authenticity among the Crypto-Jews of the American Southwest , New York: Columbia University Press.2006 Theories of Religion: A Reader (written and edited with J. Miles-Watson)

New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press.2004 We Think What We Eat , London: T & T Clark.2003 Religion: The Modern Theories, Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press.2003 A Companion to Religious Studies and Theology (written and edited with F. Murphy and H. Bond), Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.1999 Themes and Issues in Judaism, London: Cassell.1998 Gods Place in the World, London: Cassell.1995 The Logic of Incest: A Structuralist Analysis of Hebrew Mythology ,

Shefeld: Shefeld Academic Press.

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Seth Kunin

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Vice-Chancellor, Newcastle University, UK

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1992 Interdisciplinary DPhil, University of Johannesburg1978 PhD in Algebraic Logic, University of Cambridge1975 MA in Philosophy and Mathematics,1972 BA in Computer science

2007 ~ current Vice-Chancellor of Newcastle University2002 ~ 2007 Rector and Vice-Chancellor of Stellenbosch University in South Africa1999 ~ 2002 Pro-Vice-Chancellor(Research) at the University of Wollongong in Australia,1991 ~ 1999 Professor and Head of the Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics

at the University of Cape Town, and Coordinator of Strategic Planning1988 ~ 1990 Senior Research Fellowship at the Australian National University

C Brink, A Esterhuyse & JH Nel: Wiskunde vir Wetenskap studente (Mathematics for Science Students).Hollandsch Afrikaansche Uitgevers Maatschappij, Pretoria, 1983. 362 pp,ISBN 0 7986 0940 0. Reprinted 1985.

C Brink, W Kahl and G Schmidt(Eds.): Relational Methods in Computer Science. Springer-Verlag, Vienna 1997, Series: Advances in Computing. 272 pp, ISBN 3-211-82971-7.

C Brink & IM Rewitzky: A Paradigm for Program Semantics: Power Structures and Duality.Studies in Logic, Language and Information, CSLI Publications, Stanford, California, 2001. 273pp.

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ModeratorDirector, UNESCO Asia and Pacific Regional Bureau for EducationGwangjo Kim

Minjeong Kim

Utak Chung

Arief Rachman

Soonyong Pak

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Head of UNSG Global Education First Initiative, UNESCO

Director, Asia-Pacific Centre of Education for International Understanding, UNESCO

Executive Chairman, Indonesia National Commission for UNESCO

Professor of Education, Yonsei University

Track A - 1

Global Citizenship Education forLearning to Live Together

We are now required to cope with various types of global issues such as climate changeand population growth, and build borderless strategies for sustainable developmentand balanced use of resources. This requires us to become global citizens who believein values of peace, justice, humanism, respect, cultural diversity and coexistence,understand a strong correlation between the current global issues and ones owncommunities, and actively join social activities in order to solve these issues. Inthis regard, global citizenship education has same goal with Korean governmentseducational policies such as Education for Happiness and Education for Character-building. This session will examine current status of global citizenship education inKorea and overseas, and discuss the best ways for educating our students as future

global citizens.


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Director, UNESCO Asia and Pacific Regional Bureau for Education

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1994 Ph.D. in Education from Havard University, U.S.A.1984 Masters degree in Education from Havard University, U.S.A.1978 B.A. degree in Public Administration from Korea University, Seoul

2009 ~ Present Director, UNESCO Asia and Pacic Regional Bureau for Education2005 ~ 2008 Deputy Minister of Education and Human Resources Development(HRD)

of the Republic of Korea2001 ~ 2004 Senior Education Specialist at the World Bank

Mr. Kim has published works in education and ICT, and educational reform in the Republic of Korea.

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Gwangjo Kim


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Head of UNSG Global Education First Initiative, UNESCO

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University of Amsterdam, Executive Masters, International Relations and Strategic Management Yonsei University, Graduate School of International Studies, MA, Political Science Seoul National University, BA, English Language and Literature

Head of Secretariat of the UN Secretary-Generals Global Education First Initiative(GEFI),UNESCO New York Ofce, USA

Policy advisor, One Secretariat on Post 2015 Development Planning, United Nations, New York, USA Head of Education Section, UNESCO Dar es Salaam Cluster Ofce to Comoros, Madagascar,

Mauritius, Seychelles, Tanzania. Regional Programme Coordinator for Education in the Arab States,

UNESCO Regional Ofce in Beirut, Lebanon Programme Coordinator for Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation, Executive Ofce of the Education

Sector, UNESCO HQ, Paris, France Information Ofcer, Associated Schools Project Network, UNESCO HQ, Paris, France

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Minjeong Kim

Track A - 1

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Executive Chairman, Indonesia National Commission for UNESCO

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1997 graduate from doctoral degree in Linguistics, State University Jakarta1984 graduate from State University Jakarta, majoring in Linguistics, equivalent to M.A. degree1970 graduate from State University Jakarta(Teachers College) majoring in English,

equivalent to B.A. degree1961 graduate from Senior High School, New Jersey, USA

2014 Award for Integrity by the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce1995 The Best Indonesian Private TV presenter1982 The Best Lecturer of the Institute of Teachers Training College, Jakarta

Executive Chairman of the Indonesian National Comimission for UNESCO, 2002 ~ present Lecturer of the English Department, State Jakarta, University, 1964 ~ present Presenter of Religious Lecture through TV since 1995 Assistant to the Minister of National Education on Youth Problems Member of various boards in charge of Education and Culture Member of Executive Board UNESCO, 2003 ~ 2007 Alternate Member of Executive Board, 2011 ~ 2015

Dialogue among Civilization , the Case of Indonesia, 2003 Paper on the Role of Culture in Human Development to Achieve Sustainable Society, 2003 Paper on Developing A Sustainable Educational Policy For A Better Quality of Mankind presented

at IBE Council Meeting, January 2003 Paper on Securing Peace in Asia-Pacic through Education, presented at International Symposium

on Inter-religious Dialogue and Reconciliation in the Asia-Pacic Region, Seoul, December 2002 Paper on Emerging Challenges to Secondary Education in View of Various Needs of Youth,

presented at the 8 th UNESCO International Conference on Educational Innovation in SecondaryEducation, November 2002

Paper on Educational Strategy to Face the Era of Globalization of the Private Education presentedat Conference on Private Education in Asia, July, Kuala Lumpur 2002

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Arief Rachman


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Director, Asia-Pacific Centre of Education for International Understanding, UNESCO

Discussant

Sept. 1995 ~ Feb. 1999 Ph.D., Political Science | Sogang University, Republic of KoreaSept. 1982 ~ Feb. 1986 M.A., Political Science and International Relations | Sogang University, Republic of KoreaMar. 1975 ~ Aug. 1981 B.A., Political Science | Sogang University, Republic of Korea

UNESCO Aug. 1993 ~ Feb. 1995 Associate Expert, International Commission on Education for the Twenty-

First Century, Education Sector, UNESCO Headquarters(Paris, France)Dec. 1991 ~ Mar. 1992 Visiting Fellow, UNESCO Principal Regional Ofce for Asia and the Pacic

(Bangkok, Thailand)

Ministry of Education of the Republic of KoreaMar. 2003 ~ Aug. 2005 Advisor for Presidential Committee on Education InnovationMay 1992 ~ Apr. 1993 Advisor for UNESCO Activities to the Ministry of Education, International

Cooperation Division

Korean National Commission for UNESCOOct. 2009 ~ Dec. 2012 Assistant Secretary-General and Director of Strategic Programs Division

International Organizations: Past, Present, and Future(Co-author). Seoul: Oreum, 2013 United Nations and World Peace(Co-author). Seoul: Oreum, 2013 Human Rights(Co-author). Seoul: Daehan Textbook Printing Co., 2004

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Utak Chung

Track A - 1

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ModeratorProfessor, Dept of Forensic Medicine,College of Medicine, Seoul National University

Yoonseong Lee

Jongkoo Lee

Hyesun Jung

Debra Pepler

Insoo Oh

Speakers

Discussants

Director, JW Lee Center for Global Medicine,College of Medicine, Seoul National University

Associate Professor, The Catholic University of Korea

Distinguished Research Professor, York University, Canada

Associate Professor, Ewha Womans University

Track A - 2

The importance of nurturing social members who understand the dignity of life andshare common values of communities has increased especially in current globalized,technology-advanced and diversified social atmosphere. Without thorough protectionagainst possible accidents, school violence and diseases, it is very likely for our studentsto be exposed to danger, and not to trust our social system but to act for self-interest.Indeed, school education that puts safety as one of its priorities is a cornerstone oftrust and sense of community. In this session, speakers and discussants will introducecases and systems in other countries that protect teenage students from violence andaccidents, and also discuss how we all can make a safe and reliable environment inwhich our students learn and grow.

Cornerstone for Trust:Safe and Reliable Education


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Professor, Dept of Forensic Medicine,College of Medicine, Seoul National University

Moderator

Mar. 1986 PhD(Pathology) Seoul National UniversityMar. 1977 Seoul National University College of Medicine

2010. 11. 04 Presidential Citation(for Scientic Investigation)2010. 04. 25 Appreciation Plaque by Minister of Health and Welfare(for Committee works)2002. 10. 25 Hong-Jo-Geun-Jung Medal ROK

2013. 06. 03 ~ present Director, Korea National Institute for Bioethics Policy2012. 12. 15 ~ present Member, Ethics Committee, Korean Medical Association2011. 10. 19 ~ present Chair, Scientic Investigation Consultation Committee,

Supreme Public Prosecutors Ofce2007. 09. 12 ~ present Member, Rejudgement Committee, School Safety and Insurance Federation

2006 Medicine and Law.(Co-author)2003 Introduction to Forensic Medicine(Author)2003 How to wirte a Death Cercate.(Co-author)

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Yoonseong Lee


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Director, JW Lee Center for Global Medicine,College of Medicine, Seoul National University

Speaker

Feb. 1996 ~ Feb. 1902 PhD Dept of Health Policy and Management SUN graduate SchoolMar. 1983 ~ Feb. 1985 MPH, Epidemiology, Seoul National University(SNU) Public Health School

Apr. 1982 ~ Feb. 1985 Resident, Familiy Medicine, Seoul National University HospitalMar. 1976 ~ Feb. 1982 M.D. Seoul National University College of Medicine

Mar. 2012 ~ Professor, Primary Care Seoul National University College of MedicineJune 2012 ~ Director, Global Medical Center, Seoul National University College of MedicineSept. 2011 ~ Aug. 2014 Professor, Vice-president, Seoul National University Hospital

Ap r. 2007 ~ May 2011 Director, Korean National Centers for Disease Control and PreventionJan. 2007 ~ Apr. 2007 Director, Epidemic Surveillance and Response, Center, KCDC

Apr. 2004 ~ Jan. 2007 Director General, Bureau of Health Policy, Ministry of Health and WelfareDec. 2003 ~ Apr. 2004 Director, Dep of Infectious Disease Control, Korea Center for Disease Control and PreventionDec. 2002 ~ Dec. 2003 Director General, Incheon Airport National Quarantine StationMay 1999 ~ Dec. 2002 Director of Communicable Disease Control, NIH, MOHW

Education

Work Experiences(since 2002)

Jongkoo Lee

Track A - 2

2012 Epidemiology of Japanese encephalitis in South Korea, 2007-2010 / Int. JID2012 Overview of Korean Community Health Survey / J. KMA 2011. 05 2009-2010 novel Inuenza A(H1N1) vaccination coverage in the Republic of Korea / Am.J.of Inf. Cont2011. 01 Detection of an antibody against Plasmodium vivax in residents of Gimpo-si, South Korea,

using an indirect uorescent antibody test / Molar J2011. 01 Fatal cases of 2009 pandemic inuenza A(H1N1) in Korea / J Korean Med Sci2011 Serious Adverse Events following receipt of trivalent inactivated inuenza vaccine in Korea, 2003-2010 / Vaccine2011 Outbreak of Measles in Republic of Korea, 2007: Importance of Nosocomial Transmission / JID2011 Guillain-Barre syndrome following receipt of inuenza A(H1N1)

2009 monovalent vaccine in Korea with an emphasis on Brighton Collaboration case denition Vaccine2011 Active Surveillance of Adverse Events Following Immunization Against Pandemic Inuenza A(H1N1) in Korea

/ Jpn. J. Infect. Dis.

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Distinguished Research Professor, York University, Canada

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1979 Ph.D., University of Waterloo1976 M.Sc., Dalhousie University1974 B.Ed., Queen's University1973 B.A.-B.P.H.E., Queen's University

2007 ~ Distinguished Research Professor, York University2001 ~ Senior Adjun

Documents

Program Book-Global HR Forum 2014