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Hankyung Building, 441 Junglim-Dong, Jung-Gu, Seoul 100-791, Korea

PROGRAM BOOK

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이 주 호교육과학기술부 장관

김 기 웅한국경제신문 사장

강 일 규한국직업능력개발원 원장

(직무대행)

인사말

'글로벌 인재포럼 2011' 참가자 여러분을 환영합니다.

「 글로벌 인재포럼 2011 (Global HR Forum 2011)」에 참여해주신 세계 각국의 리더와 석학, 그리고 국내외 참가자

여러분을 진심으로 환영합니다.

대한민국 정부(교육과학기술부)와 한국경제신문, 한국직업능력개발원은 각국의 인재 개발 이슈를 함께 논의하고 지구촌의

미래를 책임질 글로벌 인재상을 마련하기 위해 지난 2006년 이 포럼을 창설해 올해로 6회째를 맞았습니다.‘100세 시대의

인재 (Smart Education : Reinventing the Future)’를 주제로 열리는 올해 포럼에는 하토야마 유키오 前

일본 총리, 폴 볼커 前 백악관 경제회복자문위원회 위원장을 비롯 60개국에서 150여명의 석학과 전문가들이 연사로 참여

하여, 세계 각국이 직면하고 있는 여러 문제들을 인재개발을 통해 어떻게 해결해 나갈 수 있을지에 대해 그들의 경험과 지혜를

나누는 좋은 기회가 될 것입니다.

새로운 위기의 시대를 직면하고 있는 세계 경제는 글로벌 차원의 협력 필요성이 어느 때 보다 높아지고 있습니다. 이런 시점

에서 ‘글로벌 인재포럼’이 창의적인 인재 양성을 통해 미래 번영을 모색하고자 하는 세계 각국의 정부, 기업, 국제기구 및

대학 등이 글로벌 협력 네트워크를 구축하는데 기여할 수 있으리라 확신합니다.

이 포럼을 선진국의 성공사례를 배우고 후발국의 교육정책을 지원할 수 있는 실질적인 글로벌 인재교육 정보 교류의 장으로

키워 나갈 것을 약속 드립니다.

‘글로벌 인재포럼 2011’에 참가해주신 여러분을 환영하며, 앞으로도 적극적인 성원을 기대합니다.

감사합니다.

정부 연구기관

강혜련한국과학창의재단

이사장

곽덕훈한국교육방송공사

사장

송종국과학기술정책

연구원원장

김태완한국교육개발원

원장

성태제한국교육과정

평가원원장

송병준산업연구원

원장

오세정한국연구재단

이사장

이경숙한국장학재단

이사장

이준승한국과학기술기획

평가원원장

김철균한국교육학술

정보원원장

현오석한국개발연구원

원장

경제계

김기문중소기업중앙회

회장

사공일한국무역협회

회장

손경식대한상공회의소

회장

이희범한국경영자총협회

회장

허창수전국경제인연합회

회장

황철주벤처기업협회

회장

변재일교육과학기술위

위원장

국 회

서상기교육과학기술위

위원

안민석교육과학기술위

위원

학 계

김병진두원공과대학

총장

김병철고려대학교

총장

학 계

김선욱이화여자대학교

총장

김영길한동대학교

총장

김윤수전남대학교

총장

김준영성균관대학교

총장

김한중연세대학교

총장

박남기광주교육대학교

총장

박 철한국외국어대학교

총장

김용민포항공과대학교

총장

이기우재능대학

총장

안국신중앙대학교

총장

오연천서울대학교

총장

민간 연구기관

김주현현대경제연구원

원장

김주형LG경제연구원

원장

김준한포스코경영연구소

소장

박우규SK경영경제

연구소소장

전성철세계경영연구원

이사장

정기영삼성경제연구소

소장

금융계

김승유하나금융지주

회장

어윤대KB금융지주

회장

이팔성우리금융지주

회장

한동우신한금융지주

회장

학 계

이두희아시아 . 태평양국제교육협회

회장

이종욱서강대학교

총장

임덕호한양대학교

총장

조인원경희대학교

총장

한영실숙명여자대학교

총장

재 계

김용환현대자동차

부회장

구본준LG전자부회장

신헌철SK에너지부회장

이윤우삼성전자부회장

정준양포스코회장

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행사개요

행 사 명

슬 로 건

주 제

기 간

장 소

주 최

글로벌 인재포럼 2011 / Global HR Forum 2011

인재가 미래다 / Global Talent, Global Prosperity!

100세 시대의 인재 / Smart Education:Reinventing the Future

2011년 11월 1일(화)~11월 3일(목)

쉐라톤 그랜드 워커힐 호텔

교육과학기술부 · 한국경제신문 · 한국직업능력개발원

행사개요

글로벌 인재포럼 자문위원회

KO

REA

N

6

시 간 11월 3일(목)

07:30~

09:00등 록

09:00~

10:30

Track A Track B Track C특별강연 / 전문가회의

아트홀

마스터풀코칭

인텐시브워크숍

(09:00

~12:00)

비스타홀3비스타홀1+2

무궁화홀1 무궁화홀2

10:30~

11:00TA - 1 TB - 1 TC - 1

특별강연1

11:00~

12:30

휴 식

TA - 2 TB - 2 TC - 2특별강연

2

12:30~

14:00중 식

14:00~

15:30

비스타홀3비스타홀1+2

무궁화홀1 무궁화홀2 아트홀

TA - 3 TB - 3 TC - 3전문가회의

1

마스터풀코칭

인텐시브워크숍

(13:30

~18:00)

15:30~

16:00휴 식

16:00~

17:30TA - 4 TB - 4 TC - 4

전문가회의2

17:30~

18:00종합정리토론

시 간 11월 1일(화) 시 간 11월 2일(수)

09:00~

17:00

그랜드홀 1 &코스모스홀 07:30

~08:30

등 록

2011글로벌교육

심포지엄

08:30~

09:00

비스타홀 아트홀

개회식 및 기조연설마스터풀

코칭인텐시브워크숍

(09:00

~12:00)

09:00~

10:30

10:30~

12:00

비스타홀 무궁화홀

기조세션1

특별세션1

12:00~

13:00중 식

13:00~

14:20

비스타홀 무궁화홀 아트홀

기조세션2

특별세션2

마스터풀코칭

인텐시브워크숍

(13:30

~18:00)

14:20~

14:50휴 식

14:50~

16:10

기조세션3

특별세션3

16:10~

16:40휴 식

16:40~

18:00

기조세션4

특별세션4

17:30~

19:30

무궁화홀

환영리셉션

전체일정

전체일정

7

KO

REA

N

8

7

9

6

5

4

3

8

7

92

1

3

4

1

6

2

1

1

7

8

9

2

1

3

4

2F Nov. 1~3

Nov. 1~3

Nov. 1~3

4

3

5

1

2

1F Nov. 1 Nov. 2 Nov. 3 Track C

4F Nov. 2~3

3F Nov. 1

2

1

6

10

11

1

B1 Nov. 1

Nov. 1~3

Nov. 1~3 VIP

7

8

9

5

4

3

3

4

2F Great Room 3Nov. 1~3 Speaker’s Room

Studio 1, 2Nov. 1~3 Interview Room

PresidioNov. 1~3 Press Room

4

3

5

1F Mugunghwa HallNov. 1 Welcome ReceptionNov. 2 Special SessionNov. 3 Track C Special Lecture Specialists Meeting

4F Art HallNov. 2~3 Masterful Coaching Intensive Workshop

3F Cosmos HallNov. 1 2011 Global Education Symposium

2

1

6

1

2

Nov. 2 Nov. 3 Track A, B

Nov. 2~3

B210

11

B1 Grand Hall 1Nov. 1 2011 Global Education Symposium

Grand Hall 2, 3, 4Nov. 1~3 Secretariat

IdaNov. 1~3 VIP Room

Vista HallNov. 2 Opening Ceremony & Keynote Speech, Plenary SessionNov. 3 Track A, B

Vista Hall LobbyNov. 2~3 Registration Desk Exhibition Internet Lounge

B210

11

11

10

층별 구분 11월 1일(화) 11월 2일(수) 11월 3일(목)

B2비스타홀 1+2

개회식 및 기조연설 / 기조세션Track B / Wrap - Up 세션

비스타홀 3 Track A

비스타홀 로비 등록데스크, 전시, 인터넷라운지

B1

그랜드홀 1 2011 글로벌 교육 심포지엄

그랜드홀 2, 3, 4 사무국

아이다 VIP 룸

워커힐 씨어터 참가자 중식

2F

그레이트룸 3 연사대기실

스튜디오 1 인터뷰룸 1

스튜디오 2 인터뷰룸 2

프레시디오 기자실

3F 코스모스홀 2011 글로벌 교육 심포지엄

1F무궁화홀 1

환영리셉션 특별세션Track C

무궁화홀 2 특별강연 / 전문가회의

행사장

안내

행사장 안내

4F 아트홀 마스터풀코칭 인텐시브 워크숍

8

프로그램

시 간 내 용

개회식 및

기조연설08:30 ~ 10:30

개회식 ● 환 영 사 : 김기웅 한국경제신문 사장 ● 개막연설 : 이주호 교육과학기술부 장관 ● 축 사 : VIP

기조연설

기조세션 110:30 ~ 12:00

“혼돈의 세계 경제 : 위기를 넘어 기회로”

기조세션 213:00 ~ 14:20

“새로운 기업경쟁력 : 사회적 마케팅과 인재 활용”

기조세션 314:50 ~ 16:10

“100세 시대의 가정과 학교, 사회의 역할”

기조세션 416:40 ~ 18:00

“미래 인재와 스마트 러닝”

기조연설 I “세계경제 리더십의 변화와 동아시아 정치ㆍ경제”

하토야마 유키오前 일본 총리

기조연설 II 글로벌 재정위기, 해법은 없나?

폴 볼커前 백악관 경제회복자문위원회 위원장

사회 및 대담

사공일한국무역협회 회장

좌장

이승훈서울대학교경제학과 명예교수

발표자

프랜시스 후쿠야마스탠퍼드대국제관계학 교수

로버트 피카드버슨마스텔러아시아 태평양사장

미셸 부커세계정책연구소 소장

발표자

황웨이핑중국 런민대 경제학과 교수

발표자

좌장

라젠드라 시소디아벤틀리대 교수

발표자

토론자

사쿠라이 에리코다우코닝한국·일본 지역 총괄 사장

러스 헤게이베인앤컴퍼니 부회장

발표자

김영기LG전자 부사장

토론자

토론자

전인영 이화여자대학교사범대 교수

토론자

폴 그린필드 퀸즐랜드대

총장

좌장

김태완한국교육개발원 원장

발표자

캐롤린 해링턴美 교육재정학회회장

발표자

매추 창세계은행 인도네시아 사무소인재개발본부장

좌장

김광웅서울대학교

행정대학원 명예교수

발표자

콘래드 울프램울프램연구소 소장

토론자

손일권시스코시스템즈코리아부사장

밀튼 첸조지루카스교육재단총괄 디렉터

발표자

정재삼이화여자대학교교육공학과 교수

토론자

개회식 및 기조연설, 기조세션 08:30 ~ 18:00, 비스타홀(B2)

프로그램 _ 11월 2일(수), 08:30~18:00

9

KO

REA

N

시 간 내 용

특별세션 110:30 ~ 12:00

“한류와 교육브랜드”

자

특별세션 213:00 ~ 14:20

“21세기 세력지도, 어떻게 재편되나?”

특별세션 314:50 ~ 16:10

“아시아 세기의 미래 인재”

특별세션 416:40 ~ 18:00

“미래 자본주의와 상생 - ‘상생의 교과서’저자들로부터 배운다”

프로그램

좌장

김영길한동대학교 총장

발표자

이어령이화여자대학교명예 석좌 교수

토론자

류철균이화여자대학교교수

이배용국가브랜드위원회위원장

발표자

한스 울리히 자이트주한 독일대사

발표자

김종량학교법인 한양학원이사장

토론자

좌장

박세일한반도선진화재단이사장

발표자

스티브 콜뉴아메리카재단회장

토론자

이태식SK 에너지 고문(전 주미대사)

볼커 페르테스독일 국제안보문제연구소소장

발표자

박태호서울대학교국제대학원 교수

토론자

사회자

김주현현대경제연구원

원장

발표자

프랜시스 후쿠야마스탠퍼드대국제관계학 교수

좌장

김준한포스코경영연구소 소장

발표자

파울 놀테베를린자유대교수

토론자

윤여선KAIST 경영대교수

라젠드라 시소디아벤틀리대 교수

발표자

이동근대한상공회의소상근부회장

토론자

특별세션 10:30 ~ 18:00, 무궁화홀(1F)

10

프로그램 _ 11월 3일(목), 09:00~18:00

시 간 내 용

세션 109:00 ~ 10:30

“도전적 정신과 창의 인성을 겸비한‘인재(G20세대)’양성”

세션 211:00 ~ 12:30

“미래사회 변화에 따른 고등교육의 역할”

세션 314:00 ~ 15:30

“스트롱 코리아: 세계적 수준의 과학기술인재 육성방안”

세션 416:00 ~ 17:30

“100세 시대에 대비한 평생교육의 정책방향”

발표자

알란 헨킨아이오와대교수

토론자

김진성 하나고등학교교장

토론자

최인수 성균관대학교아동학과 교수

좌장

조 벽 동국대학교석좌교수

발표자

로저 샤우스 펜실베이니아 주립대교수

발표자

폴 그린필드퀸즐랜드대총장

토론자

존 엔디컷 우송대학교총장

토론자

민경찬 연세대학교수학과 교수

좌장

이경숙 한국장학재단이사장

발표자

남궁 근 서울과학기술대학교총장

발표자

라스 팔레슨덴마크공대총장

토론자

유재준서울대학교물리학과 교수

토론자

홍성민과학기술정책연구원(STEPI) 인재개발팀장

좌장

오세정 한국연구재단이사장

발표자

이언 화이트 케임브리지대부총장 겸 공과대학장

발표자

해리 패트리노스세계은행교육 이코노미스트

토론자

사이먼 필드 OECD 프로젝트 리더

토론자

권두승 한국평생교육학회회장

좌장

최운실 평생교육진흥원원장

발표자

피터 자비스 영국 서레이대교수

Track A (미래사회를 준비하는 인재정책의 방향) 09:00 ~ 17:30, 비스타홀 3(B2)

프로그램

11

KO

REA

N

프로그램

Track B (글로벌 기업의 지속성장 조건) 09:00 ~ 17:30, 비스타홀 1,2(B2)

시 간 내 용

세션 109:00 ~ 10:30

“미래 도전에 부응하는 MBA 육성 방안”

세션 211:00 ~ 12:30

“스트롱 코리아: 글로벌 시대의 공학 교육”

세션 314:00 ~ 15:30

“글로벌 HR 핫 이슈 : 인재 어떻게 뽑을 것인가?”

세션 416:00 ~ 17:30

“나눔과 배려의 교육기부 활성화 방안”

발표자

페드로 뉴에노중국 - 유럽국제비즈니스스쿨(CEIBS) 학장

발표자

주디 올리언 UCLA 앤더슨경영대학원원장

발표자

이병태 KAIST 경영대학장

좌장

곽수근 한국경영학회회장

발표자

산티아고 이니게스 IE 비즈니스스쿨학장

발표자

김성조한국공학교육인증원수석부원장

토론자

김용근 산업기술진흥원원장

토론자

송성진 성균관대학교공학교육혁신센터센터장

좌장

강태진 서울대학교공과대학장

발표자

황철주 주성엔지니어링대표이사

발표자

제니스 하우로이드액트원 회장

토론자

러스 헤게이베인앤컴퍼니부회장

토론자

레지날드 불두산그룹글로벌HR 전무

좌장

권영설 한경아카데미원장

발표자

웨인 톨마체 퍼스트어드밴티지아시아 태평양회장

발표자

아슈토쉬 차다인텔 인도 이사

토론자

배상훈 성균관대학교교육학과 교수

토론자

이준석 배움을 나누는 사람들대표

좌장

강혜련 한국과학창의재단이사장

발표자

밀튼 첸 조지루카스교육재단총괄디렉터

12

Track C (국민 행복을 위한 고용과 직업능력 개발) 09:00 ~ 17:30, 무궁화홀 1(1F)

시 간 내 용

세션 109:00 ~ 10:30

“삶의 질 향상을 위한 성인 직업능력 개발”

세션 211:00 ~ 12:30

“고용창출을 위한 교육 - 노동시장 연계”

세션 314:00 ~ 15:30

“국제협력 및 공동 발전을 위한 국가 인력개발 전략”

세션 416:00 ~ 17:30

“글로벌화 시대의 진로지도 및 경력개발”

발표자

오헌석서울대학교교육학과 교수

토론자

빅토리아 키스 OECD 애널리스트

토론자

전현중동서대학교국제통상학과 교수

좌장

이정택 한국 APEC 학회장

발표자

브랜다 댄 메시어 美 교육부 직업 및성인 교육국 (OVAE) 차관보

발표자

사이먼 필드OECD 프로젝트 리더

토론자

찰스 한즈IOM 이민정책연구원원장

토론자

박 동 한국 직업능력개발원고용·능력개발연구실장

좌장

이종원 한국사회과학협의회 회장

발표자

스테판 월터 스위스 연방직업능력개발원 원장

발표자

브리지트 토만독일 연방직업교육연구원 (BIBB)국장

토론자

임원혁한국개발연구원 (KDI)국제협력센터 정책연구실장

토론자

이종선한국국제협력단 (KOICA)이사

토론자

유서프 알리드말라위 직업능력개발원 원장

좌장

권대봉 고려대학교교육학과 교수

발표자

지펑 탄 세계은행 교육 자문위원

발표자

피터 쿠친크일리노이대 교수

토론자

페드로 세단 인판테 세계은행이코노미스트

토론자

박윤희한국직업능력개발원부연구위원

좌장

파울 놀테 베를린자유대 교수

발표자

피터 테이텀 호주 CICA 원장

프로그램

프로그램 _ 11월 3일(목), 09:00~18:00

13

KO

REA

N

프로그램

특별강연 09:00 ~ 12:30, 무궁화홀 2(1F)

시 간 내 용

특별강연 1

09:00 ~ 10:30

“창의 경제 시대의 예술과 디자인”

특별강연 211:00 ~ 12:30

“‘교토식 경영’에서 배우는 인재의 힘”

토론자

이상봉 패션 디자이너

좌장

이순인홍익대학교국제디자인전문대학원원장

좌장

정 혁KOTRA역량개발처 처장

발표자

알베르토 보니솔리도무스아카데미학장

발표자

스에마쓰 지히로교토대 경영대학원교수

발표자

박영춘삼성디자인학교(SADI)제품디자인학과장

시 간 내 용

전문가회의 1 14:00 ~ 15:30

“고등학교 직업교육에서의 학교와 기업의 역할 : 「마이스터고」의 산학협력 사례를 중심으로”

전문가회의 216:00 ~ 17:30

“모든 학생을 위한 기초학력보장체제 구축방안”

토론자

김신호 대전광역시교육감

토론자

한석수 교육과학기술부국장

토론자

김석호 조지아대교육심리학 교수

좌장

이돈희단국대학교 교육대학원 석좌교수

발표자

이상문부산해사고교장

토론자

원기찬 삼성전자 전무

토론자

황윤학 대한상공회의소인력개발사업단HR사업실장

발표자

클라우스 뭉크비츠 독일 슈투트가르트지역상공회의소 소장

발표자

성태제 한국교육과정평가원원장

전문가회의 14:00 ~ 17:30, 무궁화홀 2(1F)

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직능원 - 아프리카 직업기술교육훈련 전문가회의

일 시

장 소

주 제

주최및주관

주 요 내 용

2011년 10월 31일(월) 09:00~18:00, 11월1일(화) 09:00~16:30

그레이트룸 1 (2F)

Sharing Korean Experience Towards Capacity Building of Africa's TVET System

한국직업능력개발원

글로벌 인재포럼 참가 및 직업기술교육훈련 전문가 워크숍 참여를 통한 발표 및 논의

마스터풀코칭 인텐시브 워크숍

2011 글로벌 교육 심포지엄

일 시

장 소

주 제

주 최

주 요 내 용

2011년 11월 1일(화) 09:00~17:30

그랜드홀 1 (B1), 코스모스홀 (3F)

글로벌 교육과 21세기 교사의 역량

교육과학기술부, 국립국제교육원, 한국교육개발원, 한국교육평가원

글로벌 교원양성을 위한 협력 방안, 글로벌 교사를 위한 21세기 역량, 글로벌 교육과 21세기 핵심 교육과정 등

※10월 31일(월) 글로벌교육 워크샵 개최 (한양대 HIT 국제회의장)

개발도상국 교육 정책결정자 연수(GHR - EAP 워크숍:아태지역의 생산성과 성장을 위한 교등교육)

일 시

장 소

대 상

주 최

주 관

주 요 내 용

2011년 10월 31일(월) 09:00~17:30, 11월 1일(화) 08:00~13:00

그레이트룸 2, 3 (2F)

동남아 국가 직업교육훈련 관련 고위 공직자 및 전문가

세계은행, 교육과학기술부

한국직업능력개발원

글로벌인재포럼 참가 및 참여 국가 사례발표, 연구자료 공유

부대행사 프로그램부대행사

프로그램

일 시

장 소

강 사

11월 2(수) ~ 3일(목), 09:00 ~ 18:00

아트홀 (4F)

로버트 하그로브 박사

11월 2일(수)

1일차

09:00 ~ 12:00● 코칭의 진화 ● 마스터풀 코칭의 원리 ● 삼중고리 학습 시스템과 코칭 대화 ● 마스터풀 코칭 12가지 프로세스

13:30 ~ 18:00● 탁월한 코칭관계 구축하기 ● 불가능한 미래 설정 및 선언하기● 360도 피드백 하기 ● 원문서 작성하기

11월 3일(목)

2일차

09:00 ~ 12:00● 변화 반란자 되기 ● A급 팀 구축하기● 리더 겸 코치되기 ● 탁월한 결정하기

13:30 ~ 18:00● 경영자 시간관리와 파이프 ● 돌파구 프로젝트 수행하기● 점수 판에 집중하기 ● 종합, 정리하기

창시자 로버트 하그로브 박사 경영자 코칭 분야의 학장 (Dean of Executive Coaching)

● 보스턴 대학교를 거쳐 하버드 대학교에서 박사학위● 하버드 대학교 리더십 프로젝트 소장 겸 연구교수 역임

모더레이터 최치영 박사 ● (주)CMOE 대표

● 연세대 연합신학대학원 책임교수● University of Texas [Austin], MBA● Prineton 신학대학원, M.Div / Yale University, M.Ph/

Trinity 대학원, Ph.D / University of Suwon, Ph.D

PROGRAM PARTNERS

SPONSORS

Golobal HR Forum 2011 SecretariatTel +82-2-360-4083 Fax +82-2-360-4085 *Registration +82-2-338-1579 E-mail info@ghrforum.org Homepage www.ghrforum.org

Hankyung Building, 441 Junglim-Dong, Jung-Gu, Seoul 100-791, Korea

PROGRAM BOOK

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Warm greetings! Welcome to the Global HR Forum 2011!The Global HR Forum is now in its 6th year of facilitating important discussions on how to best deal with the most pressing global issues by and through human ingenuity and creativity, education and training, human resources development and management.

The Korean Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MEST), the Korea Economic Daily (KED) and the Korea Research Institute for Vocational Educational & Training (KRIVET) have co-founded and hosted the Global HR Forum since 2006 with an aim to make positive impact and contribution to the greater community’s well-being towards co-prosperity.

This year the Global HR Forum 2011 organizers hope to project a message by the theme, “Smart Education: Reinventing the Future”. Having former prime minister of Japan, Mr. Yukio Hatoyama, and former chairman of U.S. president's economic recovery advisory board, Mr. Paul Volcker, speaking at the keynote, the Global HR Forum 2011 welcomes more than 150 global opinion-leaders from 60 countries worldwide.

In times like the global financial crisis we have experienced and subsequent unstable economic scenes followed, the Global HR Forum organizers find that collective and collaborative efforts of the global community are imperative more than ever, above and beyond competitive or self-interested plays. Respectively, the Global HR Forum 2011 aims to provide optimal directions for global leadership and cooperation that are vital to reach the improved state of tomorrow.

We hope that the Global HR Forum will once again offer excellent opportunities for speakers, participants and attendees to exchange their insights and ideas on the issues that are worthy of global attentions and open discussions.

Thank you for taking part in the Global HR Forum 2011 with your valuable time and interest. The forum organizers wish for your continuous support and participation for the improved outcome of what the Global HR Forum upholds and advocates – Global Talent, Global Prosperity.

Minister, Korean Ministry of Education, Science and Technology

Juho Lee

President and Publisher,Korea Economic Daily

Kiwoong Kim

WELCO

ME M

ESSAGE

Acting President, Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education and Training

Ilgyu Kang

ENG

LISH

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Title

Slogan

Theme

Date

Venue

Hosts

Global HR Forum 2011

Global Talent, Global Prosperity!

Smart Education : Reinventing the Future

November 1 (Tue) ~ 3 (Thu), 2011

Sheraton Grande Walkerhill, Seoul, Korea

Korean Ministry of Education, Science and Technology

Korea Economic Daily

Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education and Training

OVERVIEW

Research Institute

Hyeryun KangPresident, Korea

Foundation for the Advancement of

Science & Creativity

Dukhoon KwakCEO, Educational

Broadcasting System

Jongguk SongPresident,

Science & Technology Policy Institute

Taewan KimPresident, Korea

Educational Development Institute

Taeje SeongPresident, Korea

Institute for Curriculum and Evaluation

Byoungjun SongPresident, Korea

Institute for Industrial Economics & Trade

Sejung OhPresident, National

Research Foundation of Korea

Kyungsook LeeChairperson,

Korea Student Aid Foundation

Juneseung LeePresident, Korea Institute of Science & Technology Evaluation and Planning

Chulkyun KimPresident, Korea

Education & Research Information Service

Ohseok HyunPresident, Korea

Development Institute

Economy

Kimun KimChairman, Korea

Federation of Small and Medium business

Il SaKongChairman, The Korea

International Trade Association

Kyungshik Sohn Chairman, The Korea

Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Heebeom Lee Chairman, Korea

Employers Federation

Changsoo Huh Chairman, The

Federation of Korean Industries

Chuljoo Hwang Chairman, Korea Venture

Industry Association

Jaeil ByunMember of National

Assembly (Chairman, Education, Science & Technology

Committee)

National Assembly

Sangkee SuhMember of National

Assembly(Administrator,

Education, Science & Technology Committee)

Minsuk AhnMember of National

Assembly(Administrator,

Education, Science & Technology Committee)

Academics

Byoungjin KimPresident, Doowon Technical University

College

Byoungchul KimPresident,

Korea University

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Sunuk KimPresident, Ewha

Womans University

Younggil KimPresident, Handong

Global University

Yoonsoo KimPresident, Chonnam National University

Junyoung KimPresident,

Sungkyunkwan University

Hanjoong Kim President,

Yonsei University

Namgi Park President, Gwangju National University

of Education

Chul Park President, Hankuk

University of Foreign Studies

Yongmin Kim President, Pohang

University of Science and Technology

Giwoo LeePresident,

Jaeneung College

Kookshin AhnPresident,

Chung-Ang University

Yeoncheon OhPresident, Seoul National

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Joohyun KimPresident, Hyundai Research Institute

Joohyung Kim President, LG Economic

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Joonhan Kim President, POSCO Research Institute

Wookyu Park President,

SK Research Institutefor SUPEX

Management

Sungchull JunnChairman, Institute of Global Management

Kiyoung Chung President & CEO,

Samsung Economic Research Institute

Finance

Seunyoo KimChairman & CEO,

Hana Financial Group

Yoondae EuhChairman & CEO,

KB Financial Group

Palseung LeeCEO, WOORI

Financial Group

Dongwoo HanChairman, Shinhan

Financial Group

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Doohee LeePresident & Founder,

Asia Pacific Association for International

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Jongwook Lee President, Sogang

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Duckho Lim President, Hanyang

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Inwon Choue President, Kyung Hee

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Youngsil Han President, Sookmyung

Women’s University

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Yonghwan Kim Vice Chairman,

Hyundai Motors Group

Bonjun KooVice Chairman,LG Electronics

Heoncheol ShinVice Chairman,

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Yoonwoo LeeVice Chairman & CEO, Samsung Electronics

Joonyang ChungCEO, POSCO

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Opening Ceremony ● Welcome Address : Kiwoong Kim, President & Publisher, Korea Economic Daily

● Opening Address : Juho Lee , Minister, Korean Ministry of Education, Science and Technology

● Congratulatory Speech : VIP

Keynote Speech

Plenary Session 1

10:30 ~ 12:00

"Are We Headed Towards Another Global Economic Crisis?"

Plenery Session 2

13:00 ~ 14:20

"Creation of A New Corporate Competitiveness: Social Marketing and Utilizing Human Resources"

PlenerySession 3

14:50 ~ 16:10

"The Role of Family, School and Society in the Age of Centenarians"

Plenery Session 4

16:40 ~ 18:00

"Learning into the Future: Advances in Technology-based Education"

Keynote Speech ILeadership Change in Global Economy and East Asian Politics & Economy

Yukio Hatoyama The 93rd Prime Minister of Japan

Keynote Speech IIRestoring Prosperity : a large challenge for all the world

Paul Volcker Former Chairman of U.S. President's Economic Recovery Advisory Board

Interlocutor

Il SaKong Chairman & CEO, The Korea International Trade Association

Moderator

Seunghoon Lee Professor Emeritus, Division of Economics, Seoul National University

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Francis Fukuyama Senior Fellow, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, Stanford University

Michele WuckerPresident, World Policy Institute

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Weiping HuangProfessor of Economics, Renmin University of China

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Robert PickardPresident & CEO, Asia Pacific Burson-Marsteller

Rajendra SisodiaProfessor of Marketing, Bentley University

Eriko Sakurai President of Japan / Korea Region, Dow Corning Corporation

Russ Hagey Senior Partner & Worldwide Chief Talent Officer, Bain & Company

Youngkee Kim CRO & Executive Vice President, LG Electronics Inc.

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Inyoung Chun Professor of Education, Ewha Womans University

Paul Greenfield Vice-Chancellor, University of Queensland

Taewan Kim President, Korea Educational Development Institute (KEDI)

Carolyn Herrington President, The Association for Education Finance & Policy (AEFP)

Mae Chu Chang Head of Human Development Sector and Lead Education Specialist, The World Bank

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Kwangwoong KimProfessor Emeritus, Center for Public Leadership,Seoul National University

Conrad Wolfram Chief Strategy Officer and European co-founder, Wolfram Research, Inc.

Ilgwon Shon Operation Director, CISCO Systems Korea

Milton Chen Senior Fellow and Executive Director, The George Lucas Educational Foundation (GLEF)

Jaesam Chung Professor of Educational Technology, Ewha Womans University

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10:30 ~ 12:00

"Korean Wave and Education Brand"

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13:00 ~ 14:20

"How Can We Develop Political and Economic Resilience in this Exceedingly Complex and Unpredictable World?"

SpecialSession 3

14:50 ~ 16:10

"Future Talent in Asian Hegemony"

Special Session 4

16:40 ~ 18:00

"Future Capitalism and Coexistence"

Younggil Kim President, Handong Global University

Chulgyun Lyou Professor of Digitalstorytelling, Ewha Womans University

Chongyang Kim Chairman, Board of Trustees Hanyang University Foundation

Seil Park President, Hansun Foundation

Steve Coll President,New America Foundation

Taesik Lee Senior Advisor, SK Energy Co., Ltd.

Volker Perthes Director, German Institute for International and Security Affairs

Taeho Park Professor, Graduate School of International Studies, Seoul National University

Joohyun Kim President & CEO, Hyundai Research Institute

Francis Fukuyama Senior Fellow, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, Stanford University

Joonhan Kim CEO & President, POSCO Research Institute

Paul Nolte Professor of History, Free University of Berlin

Yeosun Yoon Professor of Marketing, Graduate School of Management, KAIST

Rajendra Sisodia Professor of Marketing, Bentley University

Donggeun Lee Executive Vice Chairman, The Korea Chamber of Commerce & Industry

Special Session 10:30 ~ 18:00, Mugungwha Hall (1F)

Moderator

Oyoung Lee Distinguised Honorary Professor, Ewha Academy for Advanced Studies

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Baeyong LeeChairperson, The Presidential Council on Nation Branding

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Hans-Ulrich SeidtAmbassador, Embassy of Germany in Korea

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Session 109:00 ~ 10:30

"Instilling Creativity and Character in the 'G20 Generation'"

Session 2 11:00 ~ 12:30

"The Role of Higher Education in the Next Decade"

Session 3 14:00 ~ 15:30

"World-class Science and Technology Education for Future Talents"

Session 4 16:00 ~ 17:30

"Framing Lifelong Education Policies for the Era of Centenarians"

Alan Henkin Professor, The University of Iowa

Jinsung Kim Principal, Hana Academy Seoul

Insoo Choe Professor of Child Psychology & Education,Sungkyunkwan University

Peck ChoDistinguished Professor, Dongguk University

Roger Shouse Associate Professor, The Pennsylvania State University

Paul Greenfield Vice-Chancellor, University of Queensland

John Endicott President & Vice-Chancellor,Woosong University

Kyungchan Min Professor, Yonsei University

Kyungsook Lee Chairperson, Korea Student Aid Foundation

Keun Namgoong President, Seoul National University of Science & Technology

Lars Pallesen President, Technical University of Denmark (DTU)

Jaejun Yu Professor of Physics, Seoul National University

Seongmin Hong Director, Center for S & T HR Policy Research, Science and Technology Policy Institute (STEPI)

Sejung Oh President, National Research Foundation Of Korea (NRF)

Ian White Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Institutional Affairs,University of Cambridge

Harry Patrinos Lead Education Economist, The World Bank

Simon Field Project Leader, OECD

Dooseung Kwon President,Korea Research Society of Lifelong Education

Unshil Choi President, National Institute for Lifelong Education (NILE)

Peter Jarvis Professor Emeritus, University of Surrey

Track A (Education Policies for Sustainable Growth) 09:00 ~ 17:30, Vista Hall 3 (B2)

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Session 109:00 ~ 10:30

"How Top Global MBA Schools Prepare for the Future Challenges in Businesses, Industries and Economies "

Session 2 11:00 ~ 12:30

"Engineering Education in the Age of Global Society"

Session 3 14:00 ~ 15:30

"[Global HR Hot Topic] The Art of Recruiting: How to Attract and Retain Talents?"

Session 4 16:00 ~ 17:30

"Sharing Opportunities for Future: Donation for Education"

Pedro Nueno President, China Europe International Business School (CEIBS)

Judy Olian Dean, UCLA Anderson School of Management

Byungtae Lee Dean, KAIST College of Business

Sukeun Kwak Professor, Business School, Seoul National University

Santiago Iniguez Dean, IE Business School

Sungjo Kim Senior Vice-President, Accreditation Board for Engineering Education of Korea (ABEEK)

Yonggeun Kim President of Korea Institute for Advancement, Technology (KIAT)

Sungjin Song Director, Center for Innovative Engineering Education, Sungkyunkwan University

Taejin Kang Dean, College of Engineering, Seoul National University

Chuljoo Hwang CEO & Chairman, Jusung Engineering Co., Ltd.

Janice Bryant Howroyd Founder & CEO, The ACT-1 Group

Russ Hagey Senior Partner & Worldwide Chief Talent Officer, Bain & Company

Reginald Bull Executive Managing Director, Global HR,Doosan Corp.

Youngsul Kwon Managing Director, Hankyung Academy

Wayne Tollemache Executive Managing Director, Asia Pacific, First Advantage Pte. Ltd.

Ashutosh Chadha Director Corporate Affairs South Asia, Intel Technology India Pvt Ltd

Sanghoon Bae Associate Professor, Sungkyunkwan University

Junseok Lee Founder, Edushare

Hyeryun Kang President, Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity

Milton Chen Senior Fellow and Executive Director, The George Lucas Educational Foundation (GLEF)

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Session 109:00 ~ 10:30

"Developing Adult Vocational Skills to Improve Quality of Life"

Session 2 11:00 ~ 12:30

"Linking Education with the Labor Market for Increased Employment"

Session 3 14:00 ~ 15:30

"Workforce Development Strategies for International Cooperation and Joint Growth"

Session 4 16:00 ~ 17:30

"Career Guidance and Development in the Era of Globalization"

Wonhyuk Lim Director, Center for International Development, Korea Development Institute (KDI)

Track C (Creating Jobs and Developing Vocational Skills) 09:00 ~ 17:30, Mugungwha Hall 1 (1F)

Hunseok Oh Associate Professor of Education, Seoul National University

Viktoria Kis Policy Analyst, OECD

Hyunjoong Jun Professor, School of International Studies, Dongseo University

Jeongtaik Lee President, APEC Study Association of Korea

Brenda Dann-Messier Assistant Secretary, The Office of Vocational and Adult Education (OVAE),U.S. Department of Education

Simon Field Project Leader, OECD

Charles Harns Director, The Migration Research and Training Centre of the International Organization for Migration (IOM MRTC)

Dong Park Director General, Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education & Training (KRIVET)

Jongwon Lee President, Korean Social Science Research Council

Stefan Wolter President, Swiss Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training

Birgit Thomann Head of Department, Federal Institutefor Vocational Education and Training (BIBB)

Jongsun Lee Vice-President, Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA)

Yusuf AlideExecutive Director, Technical, Entrepreneurial, Vocational Education and Training Authority (TEVETA)

Daebong Kwon Professor of Education, Korea University (Former President, KRIVET)

Jee-Peng Tan Advisor, Education Department, Human Development Network, The World Bank

Peter Kuchinke Professor, University of Illinois

Pedro Cerdan-Infantes Economist, Human Development, The World Bank

Yoonhee Park Research Fellow, Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education & Training (KRIVET)

Paul Nolte Professor of History, Free University of Berlin

Peter Tatham Executive Director, Career Industry Council of Australia (CICA)

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09:00 ~ 10:30

"Art and Design in the Era of Creative Economy"

Special Lecture 2

11:00 ~ 12:30

"The Power of Human Talents in Kyoto-style Management"

Sangbong Lie Fashion Designer

Soonin Lee Dean, International Design School for Advanced Studies (IDAS), Hongik University

Hyuck Jung Head of HR Development Department, Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA)

Alberto Bonisoli Dean, Domus Academy

Chihiro Suematsu Professor, Graduate School of Management, Kyoto University

Rich Yeongchun Park Director, Postgraduate Degree Program, Samsung Art & Design Institute (SADI)

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Specialists Meeting 1

14:00 ~ 15:30

" The Role of Schools and Companies in High School Vocational Education: Case Study of Industry-Academy Cooperation at Meister High School"

Specialists Meeting 2

16:00 ~ 17:30

"Methods to Develop Basic Learning Capacity for All Students"

Shinho Kim Superintendent, Daejeon Metropolitan Office of Education

Seogsoo Han Director General, Ministry of Education, Science & Technology

Seockho KimProfessor of Educational Psychology, The University of Georgia

Donhee Lee Chair Professor of Education, Dankook University

Taeje Seong President, Korea Institute for Curriculum and Evaluation

Specialists Meeting 14:00 ~ 17:30, Mugungwha Hall 2 (1F)

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Sangmoon Lee Principal, Busan National Maritime High School

Geechan Won Senior Vice President, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Yunhak Hwang Director General, Human Resources Development Council, The Korea Chamber of Commerce & Industry

Claus Munkwitz CEO, Chamber of Craft Industries in theStuttgart Region

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Masterful Coaching Intensive Workshop

2011 Global Education SymposiumDate & TimeVenueThemeHostProgram

Nov. 1(Tue), 09:00~17:30Grand Hall 1(B1) & Cosmos Hall(3F), Sheraton Grande WalkerhillGlobal Education and Teacher Training in the 21st CenturyKorean Ministry of Education, Science and TechnologyNational and International Support Structures for Global Teacher Education, Teaching Strategies and 21st Century Skills for Global Teachers, 21st Schools and Core Curriculum for Global Education etc. * (Oct. 31, 2011) Workshop(Hanyang University HIT International Conference Hall: 6F)

GHR-EAP Workshop: Higher Education for Productivity and Growth in East Asia

Date & TimeVenueParticipantsHostOrganizerProgram

Oct. 31(Mon) 09:00~17:30, Nov. 1(Tue) 08:00~13:00Great Room 2, 3(2F), Sheraton Grande WalkerhillVET Experts and Policymakers from EAP Region CountriesThe World Bank, Korean Ministry of Education, Science and TechnologyKorea Research Institute for Vocational Education and TrainingParticipation in Global HR Forum 2011 / Country Case Studies / Exchange of Research Outcomes

KRIVET-Africa TVET Experts Workshop

Date & TimeVenueParticipantsThemeOrganizerProgram

Oct. 31(Mon) 09:00~18:00, Nov. 1(Tue) 09:00~16:30Great Room 1(2F), Sheraton Grande WalkerhillExperts from five African countries (Botswana, DR Congo, Malawi, Namibia, Zambia) Sharing Korean Experience Towards Capacity Building of Africa's TVET System Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education and TrainingParticipation in the Global HR Forum 2011 and in the TVET Workshop Consisting of Seminars, Roundtable Discussions and Study Visits

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Nov.2(Wed)~Nov.3(Thu), 09:00~18:00

Art Hall(4F), Sheraton Grande Walkerhill Hotel

Dr. Robert Hargrove

Nov.2 (Wed)09:00 ~ 12:00

● Evolution of Coaching ● Theory of Masterful Coaching● Triple Loop Learning System and Coaching Conversation ● 12 steps of Masterful Coaching

13:30 ~ 18:00● Structuring Excellent Coaching Relationship ● Giving 360 Feedback ● Setting Up Impossible Future and Declaration ● Writing Source Document

Nov.3 (Thu)

09:00 ~ 12:00● Becoming a Changing Rebel ● Structuring A-class Team● Becoming a Leader and Coach ● Deciding the Best Option

13:30 ~ 18:00● Time-management and Pipe for CEO ● Carrying Out Breakthrough Project● Concentrating on a Scoreboard ● Arrangement & Organization

Founder Dr. Robert Hargrove“Dean of Executive Coaching”● Bachelor Degree from Boston Univ & Ph.D from

Harvard Univ.● Successive service in Leadership Project head &

research professor from Harvard Univ.

Moderator Ph.D Chiyoung Choi● CEO of CMOE● Professor in United Graduate School of Theology at Yonsei Univ.● University of Texas [Austin], MBA● Yale University, M.Ph / Prineton, M.Div / Trinity graduate

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Keynote Address 1

SpeakerYukio HatoyamaThe 93rd Prime Minister of Japan

“Leadership Change in Global Economy and East Asian Politics & Economy"

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• Education1976 Ph.D, in Engineering, Stanford University1969 BSc, in Engineering, Tokyo University

• Work Experiences2011. 09 - Present Supreme advisor, The Democratic party of Japan Member of the House of Representatives (8th Terms, Hokkaido 9th District)2010. 06 - 2009. 09 The 93rd Prime Minister of Japan2009. 05 - 2010. 06 President, the Democratic Party of Japan2005. 10 - 2009. 05 Secretary General, the Democratic Party of Japan2004. 10 - 2005. 09 Next Minister of Foreign Affairs (DPJ Next (Shadow) Cabinet)2002. 12 - 2004. 09 Member of the Standing Officers Council1999. 09 - 2002. 12 President of the Democratic Party of Japan 1998. 04 Deputy Secretary General, the “new” Democratic Party of Japan (under the leadership of President Kan)1997. 09 Secretary General, the Democratic Party of Japan (under the leadership of President Kan)1996. 09 Co - Leader, the Democratic Party of Japan1993. 08 Vice Chief Cabinet Secretary of Hosokawa Cabinet1993. 06 Member, New Party SAKIGAKE (defected from LDP)1990 Parliamentary Vice Minister, Hokkaido Development Agency1986 Elected Member of the House of Representatives1983 Private Secretary to Ichiro Hatoyama1981 Assistant Professor, Senshyu University

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Keynote Speech 1

Yukio HatoyamaThe 93rd Prime Minister of Japan

Keynote Address 2

InterlocutorIl SaKongChairman & CEO, The Korea International Trade Association

SpeakerPaul VolckerFormer Chairman of U.S. President's Economic Recovery Advisory Board

Restoring Prosperity : A Large Challenge for all the World

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Dr. Il SaKong is Chairman and CEO of the Korea International Trade Association. Until recently he chaired the Presidential Committee for the G20 Seoul Summit held under Korea’s presidency.

He was the Minister of Finance (1987 - 1988), Senior Secretary to the President for Economic Affairs (1983 - 1987). He was Special Economic Advisor (2008 - 2009) and chaired the Presidential Council on National Competitiveness (2008 - 2009). He is the founder of the Institute for Global Economics (IGE), a private non - profit research institute in Seoul established in 1993.

Dr. SaKong graduated from Seoul National University (1964) and received his MBA (1966) and Ph.D. (1969) from the University of California, Los Angeles. He taught economics at New York University (1969 - 1973) and the University of Sheffield (1971 - 1972). Since September 2003, he gives occasional special lectures at Korea University as a Distinguished Professor.

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Il SaKongChairman & CEO, The Korea International Trade Association

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In the course of his career, Mr. Volcker worked in the United States Federal Government for almost 30 years, culminating in two terms as Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System from 1979 - 1987, a critical period in bringing a high level of inflation to an end. In earlier stages of his career, Mr. Volcker served as Undersecretary of the Treasury for Monetary Affairs during the early 1970’s, a period of historic change in international monetary arrangements. He was subsequently President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and in earlier years was an official of The Chase Manhattan Bank.

Mr. Volcker retired as Chairman of Wolfensohn & Co. upon the merger of that firm with Bankers Trust. From 1996 - 1999, Mr. Volcker headed The Independent Committee of Eminent Persons, formed by Swiss and Jewish organizations to investigate deposit accounts and other assets in Swiss banks of victims of Nazi persecution and to arrange for their disposition. From 2000 - 2005 Mr. Volcker served as Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the newly formed International Accounting Standards Committee overseeing a renewed effort to develop consistent, high - quality accounting standards acceptable in all countries. Upon leaving public service in 1987, and again in 2003, he headed private, non - partisan Commissions on the Public Service, each recommending a sweeping overhaul of the organization and personnel practices of the United States Federal Government.

In 2004, Mr. Volcker was asked by UN Secretary General Kofi Annan to chair the Independent Inquiry into the United Nations Oil - for - Food Program, resulting in identification of substantial corruption and malfeasance. In 2007, Mr. Volcker was asked by the President of the World Bank to chair a panel of experts to review the operations of the Department of Institutional Integrity. That effort has culminated in broad reform of the Bank’s anti - corruption effort. In November 2008, President Elect Obama chose Mr. Volcker to head the President’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board.

Pursuing his many continuing interests in public policy, Mr. Volcker among his extensive non - profit activities has been former Chairman of the Trilateral Commission and remains Chairman of the Trustees of the Group of 30.

Educated at Princeton, Harvard and the London School of Economics, Mr. Volcker is a recipient of honorary doctorates from each of his “alma maters”, as well as a number of other American and foreign universities.

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Paul VolckerFormer Chairman of U.S. President's Economic Recovery Advisory Board

Plenary Session 1

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Seunghoon LeeProfessor Emeritus, Division of Economics, Seoul National University

Francis FukuyamaSenior Fellow, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, Stanford University

Michele Wucker President, World Policy Institute

Weiping HuangProfessor, Renmin University of China

“Are We Headed Towards Another Global Economic Crisis?”

As the economies of key nations such as the U.S. and Europe show signs of relapsing into a recession,

concerns have been raised as to whether the 2008 crisis, marked by the fall of Lehman brothers, will

continue to have long term effects. Furthermore, public backlash against recent cost cutting measures

instated by European nations hard - hit by the recent financial crisis have culminated in massive protests and

strikes. The economic values of growth, efficiency, speed that were emphasized pre - crisis now seem to

conflict with the societal desire for justice, balance and co - existence. Harsh economic realities manifested

in the form of chronic unemployment, shrinking purchasing power, the weakening of social safety nets,

as well as an unclear economic outlook have pushed societies to the brink of all out crisis. Unfortunately,

under these pressures, the governments of developed nations have focused less on alternatives that resolve

system problems and instead focus more on populistic policies that appease the masses and threaten the

long term development of both the national and international economy, thus increasing the possibility of an

even more sever crisis in the future. In particular, if national self - interest and protectionism lead into an era

of anti - globalism, the world economy will undoubtedly find itself in a significantly less favorable position than

now. Thus, in this discussion, we will examine the systemic risks that accompany wars in trade, resource,

energy, currency, and food, which together will play a crucial part in future crisis, and further we will discuss

appropriate strategies for dealing with various anticipated scenarios.

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• Education Ph.D. in Economics, Northwestern University1970 BE in Electronic Engineering, Seoul National University

• Work Experiences2008 - 2009 Visiting Professor, Victoria University of Wellington2001 - 2004 Chairman, The Korean Electricity Commission1993 - 1994 Visiting Professor, University of Louiseville1992 - 1993 Courtesy Professor, University of Oregon1984 - 1985 Visiting Scholar, Harvard Yenching Institute1977 - 2010 Professor, Division of Economics, Seoul National University

• Published Books - 2009 Chaebols and Multinational Corporations - Two Modes of Economic Development, Seoul National University Press - 2006 Market Growth and Economic Development, Seoul National University Press

• Awards2010 Free Market Prize2007 Dasan Economist Prize

Moderator

Seunghoon LeeProfessor Emeritus, Division of Economics, Seoul National University

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• Education1981 Ph.D. Harvard University1974 B.A. Cornell University

• Work Experiences2001 - 2010 Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies 1996 - 2001 George Mason University 1989 - 1990 US Department of State1982 - 1989 Rand Corporation 1981 - 1982 US Department of State

• Published Books - The Origins of Political Order: From Prehuman Times to the French Revolution (New York: Farrar, Straus

and Giroux, 2011) - Our Posthuman Future: Consequences of the Biotechnology Revolution (New York: Farrar, Straus, and

Giroux, 2002) - Information and Biological Revolutions: Global Governance Challenges—Summary of a Study Group,

editor, with Caroline S. Wagner (Rand MR - 1139 - DARPA, 1999) - The Great Disruption: Human Nature and the Reconstitution of Social Order (New York: Free Press, 1999) - The End of Order (London: The Social Market Foundation, 1997) - The Virtual Corporation and Army Organization (with Abram Shulsky), Santa Monica: RAND Corporation

MR - 863 - A, 1997. - Trust: The Social Virtues and the Creation of Prosperity (New York: Free Press, 1995) - The US - Japan Security Relationship After the Cold War (with Kongdan Oh), Santa Monica: RAND

Corporation MR - 283 - USDP, 1993 (published also in a Japanese edition by Tokuma Shoten, 1994) - The End of History and the Last Man (New York: Free Press, 1992)

• Awards 2010 Democracy Service Medal, National Endowment for Democracy 2010 Max M. Fisher Award for Excellence in Teaching, Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies Founder’s Award, Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies1992. 11 Los Angeles Times' Book Critics Award in the Current Interest category for The End of History and the Last Man1992. 06 Premio Capri International Award for the Italian language edition of The End of History and the Last Man

Speaker

Francis FukuyamaOlivier Nomellini Senior Fellow, Freeman Spogli Institute for Intl. Studies, Stanford University

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• Education1993 Master of International Affairs and Certificate in Latin American Studies Columbia University, School of International and Public Affairs, New York, NY1989 Bachelor of Arts, French and Policy Studies, Rice University, Houston, TX

• Work ExperiencesMichele Wucker is President of the World Policy Institute, the nonpartisan center for global thought leadership, and Publisher of World Policy Journal.She is the author of LOCKOUT: Why America Keeps Getting Immigration Wrong When Our Prosperity Depends on Getting It Right (Public Affairs 2006/2007; a Washington Post Book World “Best Nonfiction of 2006" Selection) and Why the Cocks Fight: Dominicans, Haitians and the Struggle for Hispaniola (FSG/Hill & Wang, 1999/2000).A sought - after public speaker, Ms. Wucker lectures frequently about immigration, the global economy, and Haiti. In addition, she has been a source for major U.S. and international media including CNN, CNBC, Fox News, MSNBC, National Public Radio, and many others. Formerly Latin America bureau chief for International Financing Review, Ms. Wucker has written for many U.S. and international publications including America Economia, The Guardian, Internationale Politik, Newsday, The New York Times, Valor Economico, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and World Policy Journal.

• Published Books - Lockout: Why America Keeps Getting Immigration Wrong When Our Prosperity Dependson Getting It

Right (Public Affairs 2006,2007) - Why the Cocks Fight: Dominicans, Haitians and the Struggle for Hispaniola (FSG / Hill & Wang, 1999, 2000).

• Awards2009 Young Global Leader, World Economic Forum2009 Young Leader on the Future of Europe, American Council on Germany2008 Progressive Womens Voice, Womens Media Center2007 Guggenheim Fellow

Speaker

Michele Wucker President, World Policy Institute

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• Education1994 - 2000 Ph.D., Department of Economics, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China1985 - 1987 MA. Instituto di Sviluppo el Economico, Napoli, Italia 1982 - 1985 MA. Department of Economics, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China 1978 - 1982 BA. Department of Economics, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China

• Work Experiences1998 - 2002 Dean of School Economics, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China 1995 Junction Professor, Dickinson College, U.S.A.1993 - 1994 Senior Fulbright Research Scholar, Department of Economics, Stanford University1993 Professor, Department of Economics, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China 1992 - 1993 Chairman, Department of Economics, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China1989 - 1993 Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China1992 Outstanding member, China Society of International Trade, Beijing, China 1987 - 1992 Vice - Chairman, Department of International Economics, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China 1991 Outstanding member, China Society of World Economy, Beijing, China 1989 Executive Director, Committee of Economics Education and Exchange with the U.S.A. 1987 - 1989 Lecturer, Department of Economics, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China 1985 - 1987 TA, Department of Economics, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China1968 - 1978 Farm Worker, 291 Farm, Jixian County, Heilongjiang Province, China

• Published Books - The Myth of World Economy, Economic Daily Press, 2008 (co - authored) - Studies on China’s Participation of East Asian Economic Integration, Economic Science Press, 2009 - International Economics, Renmin University of China Press, 2010 (co - authored)

• Awards 2006 The best professor of Beijing

Speaker

Weiping HuangProfessor of Economics, Renmin University of China

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Plenary Session 2

Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Rajendra SisodiaProfessor of Marketing, Bentley University

Robert Pickard President & CEO, Asia Pacific Burson - Marsteller

Russ Hagey Senior Partner & Worldwide Chief Talent Officer, Bain & Company

Eriko SakuraiPresident of Japan / Korea Region, Dow Corning Corporation

Youngkee Kim CRO & Executive Vice President, LG Electronics Inc.

“Creation of A New Corporate Competiveness: Social Marketing and Utilizing Human Resources”

"Social Marketing," is the process by which marketing principles and techniques are applied to

communicate the value of social issues such as safety, health, and the environment to the public.

Today, social marketing is no longer a matter of preference, and is now a necessity for businesses. The

renowned marketing guru, professor Philip Kotler emphasizes that companies should not restrict their

social marketing to charitable activities, but rather integrate social marketing into the strategic level of a

business and use it enhance competitive advantage. Businesses can benefit from social marketing in a

remarkable number of ways. Social marketing helps improve public image, strengthen brand positioning,

increase customer loyalty in target markets, aids the hire of talent, and facilitates investments. Thus, we

will discuss specific cases and points that cover how companies can work together with governments,

NGOs, and local organizations on social marketing to engage in activities that socially responsible yet

business savvy.

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• Education1988 PH. D. Columbia University, Graduate School of Business Concentration : Marketing and Business Policy1986 M. Phil. Columbia University, Graduate School of Business Concentration : Marketing and Business Policy1981 M.M.S.J. Bajaj Institute of Management Studies, Master of Management Studies Concentration : Marketing and International Business,Bombay, India1979 B.E. (Hons), Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Bachelor of Engineering Concentration: Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Pilani, India

• Work Experiences2003 - Present Professor,Department of Marketing, Bentley University 2000 - 2002 Founder & Director, Center for Marketing Technology, Department of Marketing, BentleyCollege1998 - 2003 Trustee Professor, Department of Marketing, Bentley College 1997 - 1998 Associate Professor & Director, Executive MBA, School of Management George Mason University 1994 - 1997 Associate Professor, Graduate Business Institute, George Mason University1988 - 1993 Assistant Professor, Department of Marketing School of Business Administration George Mason University

• Published Books - Sisodia, Rajendra S. (Editor) (2009), Managerial Marketing: Current Thought, Atlanta, GA: Incore Publishing. - Sisodia, Rajendra S., David B. Wolfe and Jagdish N. Sheth (2007), Firms of Endearment: How World

Class Companies Profit From Passion and Purpose, Wharton School Publishing. - Sheth, Jagdish N. and Rajendra S. Sisodia (2006), Tectonic Shift: The Geoeconomic Realignment of

Globalizing Markets, Sage Publications. - Sheth, Jagdish N. and Rajendra S. Sisodia (Editors) (2006), Does Marketing Need Reform? Armonk, NY:

M.E. Sharpe. - Sheth, Jagdish N. and Rajendra S. Sisodia (2002),The Rule of Three: Surviving and Thriving in

Competitive Markets, The Free Press

• Awards2011. 01 Named one of ten Outstanding Trailblazers of 2010 by Good Business International2011. 01 Cited as one of 2010’s Top 100 Thought Leaders in Trustworthy Business Behavior by

Trust Across America2008. 11 Innovation in Teaching Award from Bentley University2007. 05 Scholar of the Year - Award for Excellence in Research from Bentley College2003 Cited as one of 50 Leading Marketing Thinkersand named to The Guru Gallery by the UK

- based Chartered Institute of Marketing

Moderator

Rajendra SisodiaProfessor of Marketing & Chairman, Bentley University & Conscious Capitalism Institute

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• Education 1988 Bachelor of Arts, Political Studies, Queen’s University at Kingston

• Work Experiences2005 - 2008 President, North Asia, Edelman (Tokyo)2002 - 2004 Managing Director, Korea, Edelman (Seoul)1994 - 2000 Executive Vice President & General Manager, Environics Communications (Stamford, CT)1990 - 1994 Vice President, Hill and Knowlton Canada (Toronto)

Speaker

Robert PickardPresident & CEO, Asia-Pacific, Burson-Marsteller

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• Education1986 MBA, Stanford Graduate School of Business1982 BA, Economics,University of California, Los Angeles

• Work Experiences1982 - Present Bain & Company, Inc. 1985 - 1986 ROLM Corporation, Product Manager

• Awards2007 Named one of the industry’s Top 25 Consultants by Consulting Magazine in its annual

industry survey

Speaker

Russ HageySenior Partner & Worldwide Chief Talent Officer, Bain & Company, Inc.

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• Education1993 - 1999 Ph.D. Information Science (Human and Social Information Sciences), Tohuku University, Japan1985 - 1987 M.A. Psychology, Tohuku University, Japan1984 - 1985 Graduate School of Psychology (Under the scholarship of Japanese Government), University of California, Los Angeles1980 - 1984 B.A. Psychology, Tohuku University, Japan

• Work Experiences2011 - Present President of Japan / Korea Region2009 - Present Chairman & CEO, Dow Corning Toray, Co. Ltd2008 - 2011 Business Vice President, Automotive, Appliance, Assembly and Maintenance (3AM) MBU, Specialty Chemical Business2007 - 2008 Global Industry Executive Director, Expertise - based Industry Group2005 - 2007 Global Industry Director for Marketing, Life Sciences Industry2002 - 2004 Commercial Director, Asian Area, Construction Industry1986 Joined Dow Corning in Midland Michigan

Discussant

Eriko SakuraiPresident of Japan / Korea Region, Dow Corning Corporation

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• Education1993. 01 - 1995. 04 Master in Business Administration, The Marriott School of Management, Brigham Young University, Utah, USA 1973. 03 - 1977. 02 B.A. in Economics, Sogang University Seoul, Korea

• Work Experiences2008. 06 - Present Executive Vice President, Chief Relations Officer LG Electronics Inc. Seoul, Korea 2000. 06 - 2008. 05 Executive Vice President, Chief Human Resources Officer Human Resources Division LG Electronics Inc. Seoul, Korea 1998. 04 - 1999. 12 Executive Officer for Corporate Restructuring LG Group Seoul, Korea Senior Vice President, Human Resources Team Vice President, Human Resources Team1983. 03 - 1998. 03 Vice President, Human Resources Team Senior Manager, Leadership Development Team Staff Member, Manager, Senior Manager, Personnel Team LG Group Chairman’s Office Seoul, Korea1979. 08 - 1983. 02 Staff Member, Labor Relations Section LG Chemical Ltd. Seoul, Korea

• Awards2010 “Grand Award for Excellence in Sustainability Management”, Prime Minister’s Commendation 2004 “Order of Industrial Service Merit Award” (ROK) in remembrance of Labor Day 2003 “Outstanding Global Leader Award” from Marriott School of Management, Brigham Young University

Discussant

Youngkee KimCRO & Executive Vice President, LG Electronics Inc.

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Plenary Session 3

Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Taewan KimPresident, Korean Educational Development Institute (KEDI)

Carolyn HerringtonPresident, The Association for Education Finance & Policy (AEFP)

Mae Chu Chang Head of Human Development Sector and Lead Education Specialist, The World Bank

Inyoung ChunProfessor of Education, Ewha Womans University

Paul GreenfieldVice-Chancellor, University of Queensland

“The Role of Family, School and Society in the Age of Centenarians”

Education is one of the most significant components of human resources development spectrum, and

families and communities as well as schools play important roles in education. The family is responsible for

children's basic personality development and early socialization. In schools, students acquire the

basic knowledge and skills, and they develop their personality through the primary socialization

process. And the society helps them to learn practical knowledge and to be able to achieve a sense of

accomplishment. However, due to the industrialization and the spread of individualism, educational

role of family and society has relatively declined, and also the school education has more limitations

nowadays. As students acquire a wide variety of knowledge and perspectives from household activities

and social experience, both family and society are responsible for building and leading their growing

talents. In this session, in light of that, speakers will discuss the ways to expend the educational role of

families and communities and more effectively utilize the educational resources.

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• Education1988. 05 Ph. D. Educational Policy, University of Michigan (Ann Arbor), USA 1982. 05 M. A. Sociology of Education, University of Michigan (Ann Arbor), USA 1977. 02 M. A. Education, Seoul National University, Korea 1971. 08 B. A. Education, Seoul National University, Korea

• Work ExperiencesDr. Tae - Wan Kim is currently the president of the Korean Educational Development Institute (KEDI). Previously, Dr. Kim has been a professor of Keimyung University while serving as the chairman of the Self - Evaluation Committee for Teacher Training Courses. Currently, Dr. Kim is a member of the UNESCO Educational Committee as well as the chief editor of KEDI Journal of Educational Policy (KJEP).Dr. Kim has participated in various educational research associations, occupying positions as the chairman, member, and research associate. He served as the president of the Korean Society for the Politics of Education as well as the Korean Society for the Economics and Finance of Education. Dr. Kim used to work as a trustee, and now is an auditor of the Korean Educational Research Association. In addition, he is currently a trustee of the Korean Society for the Studies of Educational Administration.

• Published Books - International Trends on the Evaluation of Governmental Financial Support for Universities (2003) - Developmental Plans for the Performance - based Education Budget System (2003) - International Educational Administration (2006)

• Awards Best Doctoral Dissertation Award from University of Michigan (Ann Arbor)

Moderator

Taewan KimPresident, Korean Educational Development Institute (KEDI)

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• Education1977 Ph.D., Languages and Literature, University of Florida1973 M.A., French, University of Florida1971 B.A., English, University of Florida

• Work Experiences2008 - Present Professor, Florida State University Director, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies centre on Educational Policy, 2005 - 2008 Professor and Dean, College of Education, University of Missouri 2001 - 2005 Professor and Chair, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies

• PublishedBooks - J. Grissom and C. Herrington. (Eds.) (2012). The Struggle for Coherence and Controls in Education: The New Politics of Intergovernmental Relations.) To be published as the 2012 Yearbook of the Politics of

Education Association and as a special issue of Education Policy - Harris, D., C. Herrington and A. Albee. (2007) The Future of vouchers: Lessons from the adoption, design

and court challenges of Florida’s three voucher programs. Educational Policy, 21 (1) - Harris, D. and C. Herrington (2006). L’accountability contribute - t - elleal’amelioration des ecoles. In

Gaetane Chapelle and Denis Meuret, Ameliorerl’ecole, Paris, Presses Universitaires de France - Emihovich, C. and Herrington, C. (1997). Sex, Kids, and Politics: Health Services in Schools. New York,

New York: Columbia University Teacher’s College Press

Speaker

Carolyn HerringtonPresident, The Association for Education Finance & Policy (AEFP)

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• Education1979 Doctoral Degree, in Education, Boston University, USA 1976 Master of Arts in Psycholinguistics,Boston University, USA1975 Bachelor of Arts, Melbourne University, Australia

• Work Experiences1983 - Present The World Bank Dr. Mae Chu Chang is the Head of Human Development Sector in Indonesia and Lead Education Specialist of the World Bank. She leads a comprehensive program of support to Indonesian education from early childhood to higher education, with a focus on school based management and teacher policy reform. Dr. Chang has worked with development partners in the region to lead key research on emerging issues in Education as well as spearheaded support to the Government to introduce policy changes as a result of the research. The program in Indonesia amounts to about US$1.5 billion. She was the Lead General Educator for Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Region. She has worked intensively in countries such as Iran, Egypt, Yemen, Jordan to help the governments develop comprehensive education reform strategies aimed at all levels of education. These government strategies are supported by Bank’s technical advice and financial support through projects and programs in partnership with other donors. Prior to joining the MENA region, she served in South Asia for six years and won a Human Development Award for Excellence for her work on girl’s education in Pakistan. Before South Asia, she worked in education in a diverse set of countries in East Asia, including China, Malaysia, Thailand and Laos.1979 - 1983 United States Department of Education Prior to joining the World Bank in 1983, Dr. Chang held various positions in the United States Department of Education including: Coordinator of International Affairs, and Team Leader for bilingual education. She also undertook various advisory and consulting assignments to Boston school districts, OECD and United States Information Agency.

• PublishedBooks - Transforming Indonesia’s Teaching Force, World Bank, 2010 - Inside Indonesia’s Mathematics Classrooms: A TIMSS video study of teaching practices and student

achievement, World Bank, 2010 - Teacher Certification in Indonesia: A Strategy for Teacher Quality Improvement, Ministry of National

Education and the World Bank

• Awards2009 VPU Team Award The World Bank1999 President’s Award for Excellence, The World Bank1994 Human Development Award for Excellence, The World Bank

Speaker

Mae Chu ChangHead of Human Development Sector and Lead Education Specialist, The World Bank

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• Education1987 Ph.D. Modern Chinese History, National Taiwan Normal University 1970 B.A. History, Yonsei University

• Work ExperiencesPresent Professor, Ewha Womans University2011 Ministry of Education 2011 Consultant, President Advisory Council on Education, Science & Technology 2007 - 2009 Dean, College of Education Ewha Womans University 2000 - 2004 Dean, Ewha Womans Graduate School of Education 1995 - 1998 Dean, Student Affairs & Dean, General Affairs Ewha Womans University 2002 - 2004 President, National Council of Deans of Graduate School of Education 2003 - 2006 Chairman, National Institute for International Education Development Fellow, Korea Association of Socio - Historical Studies, Society of Korean & Chinese Humanities Fellow, Maple Foundation, COR - TEK culture Foundation

• Published Books - Innovation & Advances in Modern China, Taipei:Tangsan, 2006 (co - authored) - A Study of History of Ancient Northeast Asia, Seoul: Paeksan, 2008 (co - authored) National Institute of

History Textbooks

Discussant

Inyoung ChunProfessor of Education, Ewha Womans University

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BE (Hons), PhD NSW, BEcon Qld., FTSE, FIEAust, FIChemEng, FAICD, MAIChEProfessor Greenfield was appointed Vice Chancellor from 1 January 2008 and was Senior Deputy Vice - Chancellor from 2002 to 31 December 2007.

Professor Greenfield has extensive experience as a Board Director and is currently a Director on a number of company boards. He has also consulted and worked widely with industry on a range of projects spanning biochemical engineering, wastewater treatment and waste and environmental management, as well as economic evaluation of projects (particularly in the biotechnology and environmental fields). His interests lie in biotechnology, environmental management and R & D management and commercialisation.

He was Chair of the Scientific Advisory Group of the SEQ Healthy Waterways Partnership until 30 June 2011 and currently chair of the Science Integration Panel for the SEQ Natural Resource Management CEO’s Committee and was appointed Chair of the Expert Panel on Purified Recycled Water. He is also Chair of the International Riverprize Committee and the International Water Centre. In 2006 he was appointed to the Board of ANSTO and chair in 2011. In 2008 he was appointed to the Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) Advisory Board representing the academic and research community. He is currently chair of the Group of Eight research intensive universities.

Discussant

Paul GreenfieldVice-Chancellor, University of Queensland

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Plenary Session 4

Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Kwangwoong KimProfessor Emeritus, Center for Public Leadership, Seoul National University

Conrad WolframChief Strategy Officer and European co-founder, Wolfram Research

Milton Chen Senior Fellow & Executive Director, The George Lucas Educational Foundation (GLEF)

Ilgwon ShonOperation Director, CISCO Systems Korea

Jaesam ChungProfessor of Educational Technology, Ewha Womans University

“Learning into the Future: Advances in Technology - based Education”

Technology - based education methods have been rapidly widespread as it is much more effective

and convenient compared to the traditional methods. Everyone can become a one - person media

entity in these days, and in order to satisfy learners who are familiar with the new media technology,

educators are required to develop quality educational contents. Also, continuous communication between

educators and learners will compensate the defects of the use of digital media in education, and

advancement of information and communication technology will make this communication much more

effective. In this session, we will hear about advanced technology - based education methods, its

contents, and its effectiveness on both teaching and learning.

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• EducationPh.D. Political Science, Impact of Politics and Public Administration to National Development, University of Hawaii B.S. College of Law, Seoul National UniversityM.P.A. Graduate School of Public Administration, Seoul National University

• Work Experiences2011 Producer, Musical ‘President Disappeared’2008 - Present Senior Advisor, Center for Public Leadership, Seoul National University2008 Publisher, SisaIN 2007 - Present Senior Adviser, Hopemaker2007 - 2010 Chairman, Selection Committee of Good Books2007 Professor Emeritus of Seoul National University2005 Vice President, Faculty Council, Seoul National University 2004 - Present President, Korean Social Science Research Council 2004 - 2006 Honorary Professor, Chinese Academy of Governance2004 Chairman of the Screen Nominations, The URI PARTY (A Different Kind of Politics, for a More Prosperous Nation) 2002 - 2004 President, Korean Federation of Social Sciences 2000 - 2003 Adjunct Professor, Chinese Academy of Governance1999 - 2002 Chairman, The Civil Service Commission 1997 - 1999 President, Korean Association of Public Policy

• Published Books - 2011 What Leader am I to be: The Lecture Notes of Leadership of Seoul National University (21th Century Books) - 2011 Where the Conversion Academy to Go (Seoul National University Press) - 2009 Diary of Tongeudong (Sangkeunamu) - 2009 Creative Leadership (Sangakeunamu) - 2008 What to Learn in Future (Sangakeunamu)

• Published Books 2003 Blue Medal for the Public Service 2001 Distinguished Alumnae of Paichai High School 1993 Dongbakjang of People’s Medal

Moderator

Kwangwoong KimProfessor Emeritus, Center for Public Leadership, Seoul National University

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Conrad Wolfram, physicist and mathematician, is strategic director and European co - founder of the Wolfram group of companies.

Described as the place where "Computation meets Knowledge" and the "The Math Company", the Wolfram Group specializes in pushing boundaries at the intersection of computation, math, and knowledge, including making Mathematica software, the Wolfram|Alpha knowledge engine and new Computational Document Format (CDF) standard.

For more than 20 years, Conrad's business and technical leadership has been central in technical computing, often introducing innovations that democratize the use of high - level computation.

He is also the world's leading advocate for a fundamental shift of math education to a computer - based subject, arguing that this is the only way to solve the global math education crisis. In 2010, he founded computerbasedmath.org, and has given a widely acknowledged TED talk on rethinking math education from the ground up.

Conrad was educated at Eton College, and University of Cambridge, UK from which he holds degrees in natural sciences and math.

Speaker

Conrad WolframChief Strategy Officer and European co - founder, Wolfram Research, Inc.

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• Education1974 A.B., Harvard College, magna cum laude, Social Studies M.A., Ph.D., Stanford University, Communication Research John Hersey High School, Arlington Heights, Illinois USA Chicago Public Schools (K–6)

• Work Experiences1998 - 2010 Executive Director, George Lucas Educational Foundation, San Francisco Bay Area 1987 - 1998 Center Director, KQED Center for Education (public broadcasting), San Francisco1985 - 1987 Assistant Professor, Harvard Graduate School of Education1978 - 1980 Director of Research, Sesame Workshop

• Published Books - Education Nation: Six Leading Edges of Innovation in our Schools (Jossey - Bass, 2010) - Smart Parent’s Guide to Kids’ TV (KQED Books, 1994)

• Awards 2010 Lifelong Educational Innovator, Lawrence Hall of Science, Berkeley, California2007 - 2008 Fulbright New Century Scholar, University of Edinburgh2003 Jedi Master, George Lucas 1991 Elmo Award, Sesame Workshop, New York

Speaker

Milton ChenSenior Fellow and Executive Director, The George Lucas Educational Foundation (GLEF)

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• EducationMultimedia Information ATM, KAISTB.A. Computer Science, Royal Melbourne Institute of TechnologyJeMulPo High School, Incheon

• Work Experiences2010. 01 - Present Operation Director, Public Sales / Enterprise Sales, Cisco Systems Korea2004. 01 - 2009. 12 Communication Sector Executive and Global Partner of GBS, IBM Global Business Service Communication Sector & Airlines Service Executive, GTS, IBM Global Technology Service Network Service Executive, IGS, IBM Global Service, IBM Korea

Discussant

Ilgwon ShonOperation Director, CISCO Systems Korea

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• Education1993 Ph.D. Instructional Systems Technology (ISD / HRD / HPT), Indiana University, USA1989 M.S. Instructional Systems Technology (Training & Development), Indiana University, USA1981 B.A. Educational Methods. Kyungpook National University, Taegu, KOREA

• Work ExperiencesPresent Chair of Educational Technology Department, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, KOREA Director of Center for Educational Practice and Student Teaching, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, KOREA 2008 - 2009 President of Korean Society for Learning and Performance (KSET)2010 - Present Vice President of Korean Society for Educational Technology (KSET)2000 - Present Advisory Committee Member for Korean Government in Education & Training, Human Resource Development (MEST, MKE, MOD, etc.)2005 Visiting Professor, Department of Management, Indiana University. USA General Manager, Consultant, LG Academy., KOREA

• Published Books - Strategic Human Resource Development Program Evaluation Process in Human Resource Development and Educational Technology - Instructional Design Knowledge Base (2011) - Instructional Design Casebook (2011) - Leadership (2011) - Performance Consulting (2011) - Evaluation in Educational Technology (2010) - Transfer in Learning and Knowledge (2010) - Educational Technology (2009) - Human Performance Technology (2006) - Educational Program Evaluation (2004) - Human Resource Development (2002) - Educational Technology and Instructional Methods (1996)

• Awards2005 LG Foundation Professor Scholarship

Discussant

Jaesam ChungProfessor of Educational Technology, Ewha Womans University

Plenary Session 4

Special Session 1

Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Younggil KimPresident, Handong Global University

Oyoung LeeDistinguised Honorary Professor, Ewha Academy for Advanced Studies

Baeyong LeeThe Presidential Council on Nation Branding

Hans - Ulrich SeidtAmbassador, Embassy of Germany in Korea

Chulgyun LyouProfessor of Digitalstorytelling, Ewha Womans University

Chongyang Kim Board of Trustees Hanyang University Foundation

“Korean Wave and Education Brand ”

Fast growing popularity of the Korean Wave (also known as ‘Hallyu’) is now spreading worldwide.

Korean culture, including TV shows, K - pop, fashion and food, continues to be a significant force in Asia

and recently is making strong gains across the Europe due to the fact that it has many of elements to

attract people around the world. In addition to that, Korean education also draws global attention. As

U.S. President Barak Obama has lauded Korean education several times to encourage Americans to

become more enthusiastic on educational front, Korean’s passion and enthusiasm toward education has

been major source of national competitiveness. In this session, most renowned education professionals

will discuss about the growing popularity of Korean education in the world and the ways to develop its

educational methods and policies in more global context.

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• Education2003 Ph.D. Philosophy, Institute of Finance and Economics of Mongolia 1972. 12 Ph.D. Materials Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York, USA1969. 08 M.S. Metallurgy, University of Missouri - Rolla, Rolla, Missouri, USA1964. 02 B.S. Metallurgical Engineering, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea

• Work Experiences2011 - Present President of Korean Council for University Education 2010 - Present President of Accreditation Board for Engineering Education of Korea 2010 - Present President of Advancement of College Education (ACE) Association 2010 - Present President of Korean Association of Private University Presidents 2010 - Present Vice President of Korean Council for University Education 2009 - Present Chairman of the Programme Committee on Education, Korean National Commission for UNESCO 2008 - 2010 Chairman of the Committee on Science & Technology, Presidential Advisory Council on Education, Science & Technology, Republic of Korea 1995 - Present President of Handong Global University 1978 - 1994 Professor at the KOREA Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) 1974 - 1976 Research Scientist at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Cleveland, OHIO, USA

• Awards 1981 Industrial Research Award (IR - 100) from USA 1980 NASA Tech Brief Awards at Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio1976 NASA Tech Brief Awards at Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio

Moderator

Younggil KimPresident, Handong Global University

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• EducationLee, O Young is a doctor of literature and a renowned literary critic who majored in Korean literature in the College of Liberal Arts and the Graduate School of Seoul National University and completed an M.A

• Work ExperiencesHe became a professor in the Humanities College at Ewha Womens University in Seoul from 1966 to 1989. At the same time, beginning in 1960, he began to serve as an editorialist with a number of major daily newspapers and he has contributed countless outstanding columns to their pages. He also served as editor - in - chief of the magazine Munhak Sasang from 1972 to 1985. In 1980 he was invited to Tokyo University as a visiting researcher, and in 1989 he taught as a visiting professor at the Japanese International Center for Cultural Research. He is a polymath of international stature, perhaps best known abroad for his role in planning the opening and closing ceremonies of the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games. In 1990, he was appointed to be the Republic of Korea's first Minister of Culture, a position he held until 1991. After that he headed a variety of major government and presidential committees, including one responsible for the commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of Korean Independence in 1995, and another in preparation for the new Millennium as Chairman of The presidential Commission for the New Millennium. He returned to Ewha Womens University as Chair Professor for a number of years, before becoming Standing Advisor to the JoongAng Ilbo daily newspaper in 2001. He is now a distinguished honorary professor of Ewha Academy for advanced studies, Advisor of the JoongAng Ilbo.

• Published Books - In This Earth and That Wind - The New Korean - The Minituaruzung Japanese Korea and Koreans, 6 vols. - Still the Pinwheel Turns and other collections of essays - The General's Beard - The Bridge of Illusion and other novels - The Complete Lee, O Young , 22 vols.

• Awards 2003 The National Academy of Arts Award for Literature2001 Seoul Metropolitan Government Cultural Award

Speaker

Oyoung LeeDistinguised Honorary Professor, Ewha Academy for Advanced Studies

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• Education1984 Ph.D. Literature, The Graduate School, Sogang University1971 M.A. The Graduate School, Ewha Womans University 1969 B.A. College of Liberal Arts, Ewha Womans University

• Work Experiences2010 - Present Chairperson, The Presidential Council on Nation Branding 2009 - Present Chairperson, Management Advisory Committee for the National Museum of Korea 2009 - 2010 Chairperson, Korean Council for University Education2008 - 2009 President, Association of Korean Private Universities2008 - 2009 Vice Chairwoman, Korean Council for University Education2006 - 2010 President, Ewha Womans University2006 - 2006 Dean, College of Liberal Arts, Ewha Womans University 2003 - 2006 Director, Ewha Womans University Archives, Ewha Womans University2000 - 2006 Director, School of Continuing Education, Ewha Womans University 1997 - 2001 Director, Ewha Historical Research Center, Ewha Womans University1995 - 1996 Associate Vice President for Research, Office of Research, Ewha Womans University1993 - 1997 Director, Korean Women’s Institute, Ewha Womans University1985 - Present Professor, Department of History, Ewha Womans University

• Published Books - Women in Korean History, Ewha Womans University Press, 2008 - Women in Korean History, Eojini, 2005 - How Did Korean Women Live?, Chungnyunsa, 1999 (co - authored) - History of Korean Social Thought, Jisik Sanup Publications, 1996 (co - authored) - A Study on the Mining Industry in Korea During the Japanese Occupation, Ilchokak, 1989

• Awards 2010. 02 President’s Global Leadership Award from the University of South Florida2008. 05 Honorary Ewhains Award from Ewha Womans High School

Speaker

Baeyong LeeThe Presidential Council on Nation Branding

Special Session 1

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• Education Ph.D History, Bonn University Honorary law doctorate, Valparaiso University, Indiana, U.S.A1980 - 1981 Ecole Nationale d'Administration (ENA), Paris1980 German Bar Examination1973 - 1978 Studies in Law, History and Political Sciences at the Universities of Tübingen, Geneva and Bonn1971 - 1973 Military Service, Reserve Officer, German Air Force1971 Abitur

• Work Experiences2009. 09 - Present German Ambassador, Korea2006 - 2008 German Ambassador, Afghanistan2002 - 2003 German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP), Senior Research Fellow and Senior

Lecturer on International Security Policy at the Otto - Suhr - Institute, Freie Universität Berlin1998 - 2002 German Embassy, Washington1994 - 1998 German Foreign Office, Deputy Head Special Task Force Bosnia1991 - 1994 German NATO Delegation, Brussels1989 - 1991 German Embassy, Nairobi, Deputy Permanent Representative to UNEP and HABITAT1986 - 1989 German Embassy, Moscow1982 Entry into the German Foreign Service Deputy Chairman of the German Political - Military Association (Politisch - Militärische Gesellschaft PMG) Member of the board of the Swiss Afghanistan Institute / Bibliotheca Afghanica and the Moritzburg International Chamber Music Festival, Dresden

• Published Books - 2003 "Berlin - Kabul - Moscow: Oskar von Niedermayer and Germany's Geopolicy" in 2003

Speaker

Hans - Ulrich SeidtAmbassador, Embassy of Germany in Korea

Special Session 1

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• Education2001 Ph.D. Korean Language and Literature, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea 1993 MA.BS Korean Language and Literature, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea

• Work Experiences2009. 08 - Present Chief of Ewha Media center in Ewha Womans University2007. 03 - Present Chief of Digitalstorytelling Labatory in Ewha Womans University2007. 03 - 2011. 02 Dean of Digitalstorytelling Division in Ewha Womans University2003. 03 - Present Professor of Digitalstorytelling Division in Ewha Womans University 2003. 03 - Present Chief in Digitalstorytelling Division of Digital Content Future Forum2003. 03 - Present Chief of Digital Storytelling Society1995. 03 - 2003. 02 Professor in Department of Korean Language and Literature in Ewha Womans University.

• Published Books - Korean Digital Storytelling, Salim, 2005 - Misty street, Hainaim, 2004 - Digital Storytelling, Golden Branch (co-authored) 2003 - The Star of Poet, Munhaksasangsa, 2000 - Scent of Grassland, Segyesa, 1998 - The Way of Man, Salim, 1997 - Everlasting Empire, Segyesa, 1993 - Who can tell me who I am, Segyesa, 1992

• Awards 2003 IT Industry Development Supporter Commendation of Head of ministration of Information and Communication 2001 An Award for Excellence in 21st Literature Awards 2000 An Award for Grand Prix in Yisang Literature Awards

Discussant

Chulgyun LyouProfessor of Digitalstorytelling Division, Ewha Womans University

Special Session 1

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• Education1983 Ed.D. Educational Technology, Columbia University, USA 1978 M.A. Educational Administration, New York University, USA 1972 B.A. Education, Yonsei University, Korea

• Work Experiences2011 - Present Member, Presidential Committee on Social Cohesion2011 - Present President Emeritus, Hanyang University2010 - Present Honorary President, the Korea University Sports Board (KUSB)2007 - Present President, International Human Rights League of Korea 2007 - Present Advisor, Pakistan - Korea Friendship Association2005 - Present Member, Winter Olympic Organizing Committee2003 - 2006 Director, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology2003 - 2004 Advisor, Presidential Advisory Council on Education, Science & Technology2000 - Present Vice - President, 21C Korea - China Cooperation Association1995 - 2011 Vice - President, Association of President of Private Universities1996 - 2011 Vice - President, Korean University Council for Social Service1993 - 2011 President, Hanyang University1984 - Present Professor, Department of Educational Technology, Hanyang University

• Published Books - Let's learn digital economy Mulpure 1999

• Awards 2008 Cross Order of Merit, Germany 2006 Order of Social Service Merit, Mongolia 2002 Moranjang, Order of National Service Merit, Korea 2002 Honorary Doctorate, Tokai University, Japan 2000 Honorary Doctorate, Waseda University, Japan

Discussant

Chongyang KimChairman, Board of Trustees Hanyang University Foundation

Special Session 1

Special Session 2

Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Seil ParkPresident, Hansun Foundation

Steve CollPresident, New America Foundation

Volker Perthes Director, German Institute for International and Security Affairs

Taesik Lee Senior Advisor, SK Energy Co., Ltd.

Taeho ParkProfessor, Graduate School of International Studies, Seoul National University

“How Can We Develop Political and Economic Resilience in this Exceedingly Complex and Unpredictable World?”

Due to the diminishing U.S. power and emerging markets, the world economy and politics have

experienced a historic shift in power. Now we are moving towards a world with several dominant

countries - The U.S., The European Union and China. Economic and population growth will put increasing

pressure on geographically - constrained energy, food and water resources. Also, global warming and climate

change issues are perhaps even greater threat to this world than terrorism. In this session, presidents of top

global think - tanks will speak about the current global issues and challenges, and how we can cooperate

and make progress in order to solve these widely recognized global problems.

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• Education1975 - 1980 M.A. & Ph.D. in Economics, Cornell University 1966 - 1970 B.A. in Law, Seoul National University

• Work Experiences2006 - Present President, Hansun Foundation2004 - 2005 Member, The Korean National Assembly (17th National Assembly) President, The Yeouido Research Institute (Grand National Party’s think - tank) Chairman, The Policy Committee of the Grand National Party2003 Chairman, The Committee for Citizens’ Political Reform (National Assembly)2002 - 2004 Chairman, The Economic Justice Institute of the Citizens’ Coalition for Economic Justice (CCEJ)2001 - Present Professor, Graduate School of International Studies, Seoul National University2000 - 2001 Visiting Professor, The Korean Development Institute (KDI)1998 - 1999 Visiting Faculty, The Brookings Institution1994 - 1998 Senior Secretary to the President for Policy Development and Social Welfare1992 - 1993 Visiting Faculty, Center for Law and Economic Studies, Columbia Law School1985 - 1994 Professor, School of Law, Seoul National University1980 - 1985 Senior Fellow, The Korean Development Institute (KDI)

• Published Books - Korea’s Creative Globalization Strategy (2010) - Grand National Strategy for the Republic of Korea (2009) - Communitarian Liberalism (co - authored, 2008) - The Advancement Revolution: This is the Final Chance (co - authored, 2007) - 4 Strategies for Advancing the Republic of Korea in the 21st Century (co - authored, 2007)

• Awards 1997 Order of Civil Merit Moran Medal1987 Chung - Rahm Award, The Korean Economic Association

Moderator

Seil ParkPresident, Hansun Foundation

Special Session 2

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• Education1980 BA in English and History, Occidental College, Los Angeles, California Phi Beta

Kappa, Cum Laude

• Work Experiences2007. 09 - Present President, New America Foundation Washington, DC 2005. 09 - Present Staff Writer&Contributor, New Yorker Magazine 2005. 01 - 2005. 09 Associate Editor, The Washington Post 1998. 07 - 2004. 12 Managing Editor, The Washington Post 1995. 07 - 1998. 07 Editor and Publisher, WashPost Magazine 1992. 07 - 1995. 07 International Investigative Correspondent, London1989. 06 - 1992. 07 South Asia Correspondent, New Delhi 1987. 02 - 1989. 06 Financial Correspondent, New York

• Published Books - The Bin Ladens: An Arabian Family in the American Century (Penguin Press, 2008) - Ghost Wars: The Secret History of the C.I.A., Afghanistan and Bin Laden, From the Soviet Invasion to

September 10, 2001 (Penguin Press, 2004) - On the Grand Trunk Road: A Journey Into South Asia (Times Books, 1994) - Eagle on the Street (With David A. Vise) (Scribners, 1990) - The Taking of Getty Oil (Atheneum, 1988)

• Awards 2005 Pulitzer Prize, Books, General Nonfiction, for Ghost Wars2009 P.E.N. America, Kenneth Galbraith Award, Books, for The Bin Ladens2005 Arthur A. Gelb Award, Council on Foreign Relations , Books, for Ghost Wars2005 Lionel Gelber Prize, University of Toronto, Books, for Ghost Wars1990 Pulitzer Prize, Newspapers, Explanatory Journalism, with David A. Vise, for coverage of The Securities and Exchange Commission

Speaker

Steve CollPresident, New America Foundation

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Volker Perthes, born in 1958, received his doctorate from the University of Duisburg, Germany, in 1990, and his habilitation in 1999. He was assistant professor at the American University of Beirut (1991 - 1993), and he taught at the Universities of Duisburg, Muenster and Munich. He currently teaches as professor (Political Science/International Relations) at Humboldt University Berlin and Free University of Berlin. Member of the Advisory Council of the Shanghai Institute for International Studies (SIIS), the Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA), and the Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale (ISPI), Milan. He is a frequent commentator in German and international media.

Perthes has been with Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP), the German Institute for International and Security Affairs, Berlin (previously Ebenhausen) since 1992. A main function of SWP is to give advice to the German parliament and government on international affairs. Perthes served as head of SWP Research Group Middle East and Africa for several years. Since October 2005, he is chairman of SWP and director of its institute

• Published Books - 2008 Eine politische Herausforderung, Frankfurt/Main (Suhrkamp Verlag) Iran - 2008 Engaging Iran and building peace in the Persian Gulf region, Washington D.C. (Trilateral Commission) - 2006 Orientalische Promenaden: Der Nahe und Mittlere Osten im Umbruch, Munich (Siedler Verlag)

Speaker

Volker PerthesDirector, German Institute for International and Security Affairs

Special Session 2

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• Education1988. 05 M.A. School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, Washington D.C., USA1970. 08 Graduated from the Department of International Relations, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea

• Work ExperiencesPresent Senior Advisor, SK Energy2005. 10 - 2009. 05 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the United States of America2005. 01 Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade2003. 06 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland2002. 02 Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MOFAT)2000. 07 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Israel1998. 04 Deputy Executive Director of Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization (KEDO)1997. 01 Director - General, International Trade Bureau, MOFA1994. 02 Minister, Korean Mission to the European Union in Brussels, Belgium1992. 12 Deputy Director - General, International Economic Affairs Bureau, MOFA1992. 02 Senior Research Officer, Department of Russia and Eastern Europe Studies, IFANS, MOFA1990. 02 Counsellor, Korean Embassy in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia

Discussant

Taesik LeeSenior Advisor, SK Energy Co., Ltd.

Special Session 2

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• Education1983. 08 M.A. & Ph.D. Economics, University of Wisconsin - Madison 1975. 02 B.A. Economics, Seoul National University

• Work Experiences2008. 09 - 2010. 01 Member Presidential Commission on the National Economy, Office of the President 2007. 06 - 2010. 06 Chairman Korea International Trade Commission, Ministry of Knowledge Economy 2006. 09 - 2010. 09 Dean Graduate School of International Studies (GSIS), Seoul National University1997. 03 - Present Professor Graduate School of International Studies (GSIS), Seoul National University1994. 04 - 1997. 02 Vice President Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP)1989. 11 - 1994. 03 Senior Fellow Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP)1987. 02 - 1989. 10 Research Fellow Korea Development Institute (KDI)1983. 09 - 1987. 01 Assistant Professor of economics Georgetown University

• Awards 2010. 11 Order of Service Merit

Discussant

Taeho ParkProfessor, Graduate School of International Studies, Seoul National University

Special Session 2

Special Session 3

Moderator

Speaker

Joohyun KimPresident & CEO, Hyundai Research Institute

Francis FukuyamaSenior Fellow, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, Stanford University

“Future Talents in Asian Hegemony”

During the global financial crisis that was originated from the United States in 2008, Asian countries has

successfully recovered from the economic recession by highlighting their traditional Asian values such as

loyalty to community, commitment to education, consensual governance, and strong emphasis on social

order and stability. Some say 21st century will be dominated by Asian economy and culture as China,

a dominant power in Asia, has risen as a global superpower. In light of that, Dr. Francis Fukuyama will

speak on future global society and potentials of human talents in 'Asian Hegemony' in this session.

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• Education1989. 08 Ph.D. Finance, College of Business Arizona State University, USA 1983. 12 M.S. Business Administration, College of Business Iowa State University, USA 1980. 02 BA. English Literature Sogang University, KOREA

• Work Experiences2011. 05 - Present Advisory committee of The Graduate School of International Studies, Ewha Womans University2011. 01 - Present Director of 'Visit Korea Committee'2010. 09 - Present Vice president of KOREA Society of Industry Convergence2009. 01 - 2009. 12 Vice president of The Association of Korean Economic Studies2007. 06 - Present Member of Advisory Committee of the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry 2007. 03 - 2009 Director of The Association of Korea Electronic Commerce 2006. 01 - Present Member of the Advisory Committee of Economic Policy, the Federation of the Korean Industries2005. 01 - 2006. 12 Director of the Korean Finance Association2004. 01 - Present President & CEO, Hyundai Research Institute 2000. 01 - 2003. 12 Member of the President Advisory Committee of PCSD 1999. 01 - 2003. 12 Member of the Business & Industry Advisory Committee to the OECD1992. 09 - 2003. 12 Vice president & Head of Division of Hyundai Research Institute1989. 09 - 1992. 10 Senior Research Fellow, Coryo Research Institute1988. 06 - 1989. 08 Assistant Editor, Journal of Financial Research1984. 01 - 1989. 08 Lecturer, Research & Teaching Assistant of Arizona State University

• Published Books - The Map of Korean Economy (co - authored), Seoul, the Won & Won Books, 2009 - Korean Securities Market (co - authored), Seoul, the Samyoung - sa, 1997.

Moderator

Joohyun KimPresident & CEO, Hyundai Research Institute

Special Session 3

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• Education1981 Ph.D. Harvard University1974 B.A. Cornell University

• Work Experiences2001 - 2010 Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies 1996 - 2001 George Mason University 1989 - 1990 US Department of State1982 - 1989 Rand Corporation 1981 - 1982 US Department of State

• Published Books - The Origins of Political Order: From Prehuman Times to the French Revolution (New York: Farrar, Straus

and Giroux, 2011) - Our Posthuman Future: Consequences of the Biotechnology Revolution (New York: Farrar, Straus, and

Giroux, 2002) - Information and Biological Revolutions: Global Governance Challenges—Summary of a Study Group,

editor, with Caroline S. Wagner (Rand MR - 1139 - DARPA, 1999) - The Great Disruption: Human Nature and the Reconstitution of Social Order (New York: Free Press, 1999) - The End of Order (London: The Social Market Foundation, 1997) - The Virtual Corporation and Army Organization (with Abram Shulsky), Santa Monica: RAND Corporation

MR - 863 - A, 1997. - Trust: The Social Virtues and the Creation of Prosperity (New York: Free Press, 1995) - The US - Japan Security Relationship After the Cold War (with Kongdan Oh), Santa Monica: RAND

Corporation MR - 283 - USDP, 1993 (published also in a Japanese edition by Tokuma Shoten, 1994) - The End of History and the Last Man (New York: Free Press, 1992)

• Awards 2010 Democracy Service Medal, National Endowment for Democracy 2010 Max M. Fisher Award for Excellence in Teaching, Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies Founder’s Award, Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies1992. 11 Los Angeles Times' Book Critics Award in the Current Interest category for The End of History and the Last Man1992. 06 Premio Capri International Award for the Italian language edition of The End of History and the Last Man

Speaker

Francis FukuyamaOlivier Nomellini Senior Fellow, Freeman Spogli Institute for Intl. Studies, Stanford University

Special Session 3

Special Session 4

Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Joonhan KimCEO & President, POSCO Research Institute

Paul NolteProfessor of History, Free University of Berlin

Rajendra SisodiaProfessor of Marketing, Bentley University

Yeosun YoonProfessor of Marketing, Graduate School of Management, KAIST

Donggeun Lee Executive Vice Chairman, The Korea Chamber of Commerce & Industry

“The Future Capitalism and Coexistence”

“Coexistence" is currently the hottest topic among Korean conglomerates contrary to the fact that their

management motto previously emphasized quality, technology or innovation. Current situation between

the government and the business community in Korea has led to a considerable controversy. Korean

companies, especially Korean conglomerates such as Samsung or Hyundai, claim that the government's

regulatory policy gives them too much pressure, even on the issues they need to resolve spontaneously.

In this session, top global business scholars will discuss on the coexistence and sustainable growth in

next century's business ecology.

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• EducationPh.D. Economics, Vanderbilt UniversityM.A. Economics, Vanderbilt UniversityB.A. Economics, Seoul National University

• Work Experiences2006 - Present CEO & President, POSCO Research Institute (POSRI)2003 - 2006 Professor, Hanyang University1997 - 2003 Vice President for Research, Construction & Economy Research Institute of Korea (CERIK)1981 - 1982 Economic Attache, Korean Embassy in Saudi Arabia1977 - 1997 Research Fellow, Executive Director of Industry Studies Dept., Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade (KIET)

• Published Books - Power and Sustainability of the Chinese State, Routledge, 2009 - Construction Economics, Pakyoungsa, August 2004 - Purchasing and Procurement Management, Chunggu Press, February 2004 - Green Round and Korean Economy, Woongjin Press, May 1994 - International Environmental Restrictions : Their Influence and Countermeasures, KIET Press, April 1993

Moderator

Joonhan KimCEO & President, POSCO Research Institute

Special Session 4

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• Education1999 Ph.D. Habilitation University of Bielefeld 1993 Ph.D. University of Bielefeld 1988 M.A. in History, University of Bielefeld1987 M.A. in History, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA1983 University of Düsseldorf

• Work Experiences2010 - Present Member of Bavarian State Government’s Future Advisory Council2010. 11 Visiting Professor of History, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, USA 2009 - Present President, Protestant Academy Berlin 2008 - 2011 Member of German Federal Commission on Gender Equality 2006 - 2008 Member of Federal Chancellor’s Advisory Council on Innovation and Growth2005 - Present Full Professor of History, Free University Berlin 2001 - 2005 Associate, Full Professor of History, International University Bremen 1999 - 2000 Visiting Professor, University of Göttingen1998 - 1999 Fellow, Institute for Advanced Study Berlin 1994 - 1999 Assistant Professor of History, University of Bielefeld 1993 - 1994 German Kennedy Memorial Fellow, Harvard University, USA 1993 - 1994 German Kennedy Memorial Fellow, Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies, Harvard University1990 - 1993 Lecturer of Modern History, University of Bielefeld

• Published Books - Democracy: An Introduction, 2012 - forthcoming - Religion and Civil Society, 2009 - Modernity at Risk, 2006 (Korean Translation, 2008) - Generation Reform: Beyond a Blocked Republic, 2004 - German Society: Notions of Order in the Twenthieth Century, 2000

Speaker

Paul NolteProfessor & Chair of Modern and Contemporary History, Free University of Berlin

Special Session 4

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• Education1988 PH. D. Columbia University, Graduate School of Business Concentration : Marketing and Business Policy1986 M. Phil. Columbia University, Graduate School of Business Concentration : Marketing and Business Policy1981 M.M.S.J. Bajaj Institute of Management Studies, Master of Management Studies Concentration : Marketing and International Business,Bombay, India1979 B.E. (Hons), Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Bachelor of Engineering Concentration: Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Pilani, India

• Work Experiences2003 - Present Professor,Department of Marketing, Bentley University 2000 - 2002 Founder & Director, Center for Marketing Technology, Department of Marketing, BentleyCollege1998 - 2003 Trustee Professor, Department of Marketing, Bentley College 1997 - 1998 Associate Professor & Director, Executive MBA, School of Management George Mason University 1994 - 1997 Associate Professor, Graduate Business Institute, George Mason University1988 - 1993 Assistant Professor, Department of Marketing School of Business Administration George Mason University

• Published Books - Sisodia, Rajendra S. (Editor) (2009), Managerial Marketing: Current Thought, Atlanta, GA: Incore Publishing. - Sisodia, Rajendra S., David B. Wolfe and Jagdish N. Sheth (2007), Firms of Endearment: How World

Class Companies Profit From Passion and Purpose, Wharton School Publishing. - Sheth, Jagdish N. and Rajendra S. Sisodia (2006), Tectonic Shift: The Geoeconomic Realignment of

Globalizing Markets, Sage Publications. - Sheth, Jagdish N. and Rajendra S. Sisodia (Editors) (2006), Does Marketing Need Reform? Armonk, NY:

M.E. Sharpe. - Sheth, Jagdish N. and Rajendra S. Sisodia (2002),The Rule of Three: Surviving and Thriving in

Competitive Markets, The Free Press

• Awards2011. 01 Named one of ten Outstanding Trailblazers of 2010 by Good Business International2011. 01 Cited as one of 2010’s Top 100 Thought Leaders in Trustworthy Business Behavior by

Trust Across America2008. 11 Innovation in Teaching Award from Bentley University2007. 05 Scholar of the Year - Award for Excellence in Research from Bentley College2003 Cited as one of 50 Leading Marketing Thinkersand named to The Guru Gallery by the UK

- based Chartered Institute of Marketing

Speaker

Rajendra SisodiaProfessor of Marketing & Chairman, Bentley University & Conscious Capitalism Institute

Special Session 4

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• EducationPh.D. Ross School of Business, University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) M.S. Advertising and Communication, Michigan State University B.A. Korea University

• Work Experiences2010 - Present Associate Professor of Marketing, KAIST Graduate School of Management 2007 - 2010 Assistant Professor of Marketing, KAIST Graduate School of Management, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology 2005 - 2007 Assistant Professor of Marketing, College of Business Administration, Ewha Womans University 2003 - 2005 Assistant Professor of Marketing, Jones Graduate School of Management, Rice University 2003 Adjunct Lecturer, Ross School of Business, University of Michigan Ann Arbor

• Awards 2010, 2009 Innovative Faculty Award, KAIST2009 Outstanding Faculty Teaching Award, Graduate School of Management, KAIST 2007 Winner of 2007 Journal of Consumer Psychology (JCP) Young Contributor Award, The Society for Consumer Psychology2007 Innovative Faculty Research Award, KAIST Graduate School of Management 2006, 2007 Outstanding Teaching Award, College of Business Administration, Ewha Womans University

Discussant

Yeosun YoonProfessor of Marketing, Graduate School of Management, KAIST

Special Session 4

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• EducationDong - Geun LEE obtained a bachelor’s degree in public administration from Yonsei University in Seoul, Korea (1979) and his master’s degree in economics from Vanderbilt University in the United States (1996). He also holds a doctor’s degree in public administration from Dongguk University in Seoul, Korea (2011).

• Work ExperiencesDong - Geun Lee is Executive Vice Chairman of the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI), the nation’s largest private economic organization representing 71 local chambers nationwide and about 130,000 member companies from all parts of the Korean economy, with activities including research and policy proposal, seminars and conferences, international cooperation, management consulting, and vocational training.

Prior to joining KCCI in 2010, he worked for the Korean government for more than 30 years in a variety of positions and started his career at the Ministry of Trade and Industry as he passed the 23rd National High Civil Service Examination in 1979. During his service at the Ministry, he also worked as Commercial Attache at the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Los Angeles, U.S.A.

At the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy (MOCIE), he took a series of management positions such as Director for Resources Technology Division (2000); Director for Planning & Budget Division (2002); Director General for Inspection (2003); and Director General for Industrial Policy (2005).

At the Ministry of Knowledge Economy (MKE), he held senior management positions such as Director General for Energy Policy (2008); Deputy Minister for Office of Industries (2008); and Deputy Minister for Office of International Trade & Investment (2009).

• Awards In 2002, Dong - Geun Lee was awarded the Order of Service Merit (Red Stripes) by the Korean government for his dedicated public service.

Discussant

Donggeun LeeExecutive Vice Chairman, The Korea Chamber of Commerce & Industry

Special Session 4

Track A - 1

Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Peck ChoDistinguished Professor, Dongguk University

Roger ShouseAssociate Professor, The Pennsylvania State University

Alan HenkinProfessor, The University of Iowa

Jinsung KimPrincipal, Hana Academy Seoul

Insoo ChoeProfessor of Child Psychology & Education, Sungkyunkwan University

“Instilling Creativity and Character in G20 Generation”

In a matter of decades, Korea has transformed itself from a nation that needed the aid of other countries

to a country capable of giving aid to others. In order finally to join the ranks of the world's leading nations,

it is critical that Korea bring up the next generation of youth, also referred to as the "G20 Generation,"

so that they are capable of leading the world along a path of co - dependence with passion and tenacity.

People are at the key to balanced and sustainable growth. In order to educate true cosmopolitans, we

will examine the educational policies, strategies, and practice of other countries, and search for ways to

instill creativity and character in Korea's youth.

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• EducationPh.D. Mechanical Engineering, Northwestern UniversityM.S. Mechanical Engineering, Northwestern UniversityB.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Wisconsin - Madison

• Work ExperiencesResearch Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National LabResearch Associate, University of California - DavisProfessor, Department of Mechenical Engineering, Michigan Technological UniversityDirector, Innovation Center, Michigan Technological UniversityOmbudsman, Michigan Technological UniversityDistinguished Professor, CTL, Dongguk UniversityActing Principal, Aloysius Junior High School, PusanDirector, Wee Counseling Center for Troubled Students, Southern Regional Headquarter, MEST, KoreaSuperintendent, Boys and Girls Town Schools (15 schools in 5 countries), Sisters of MariaDirector, Center for Gifted and Young Entrepreneurs, Korea Intellectual Property Office

• Published Books - Emotion Coaching, with John Guttman and S.A. Choi, Hankyung, 2011- Talent Revolution, Haenaim, 2010- Korean Teacher, Haenaim, 2004- Strategies for Global Information Age, with J.G. Lee, Nanam, 2002- Know - Why and Know - How of Teaching, Haenaim, 2001- Raising Kids Here and Now, with S.A. Choi, Handan, 2000- Teaching Strategy for Learning Society, Handan, 1999- Seven Reasons for Korean Revival, with S.A. Choi, Myungjin, 1998

• Awards Haedong Award, National Academy of Engineering of KoreaService Award, Korean Society of Engineering EducationDistinguished Faculty Award, State of MichiganDistinguished Service Award, Michigan Technological UniversityResearch Initiation Award, National Science FoundationEminent Engineer, Tau Beta Pi, National Engineering Honor SocietyTeetor Educational Award, Society of Automotive EngineeringOutstand Teaching Award, American Society of Engineering Education

Moderator

Peck ChoDistinguished Professor, Dongguk University

Track A - 1

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• Education1994.06 Ph.D. in Administrative, Institutional, and Policy Studies, Department of Education, The University of Chicago1985.12 Master of Arts in Education, Rackham School of Graduate Studies The University of Michigan - Dearborn1975. 12 Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, The University of Michigan

• Work Experiences2000. 07 - Present Associate Professor of Education, College of Education, Department of Education Policy Studies, The Pennsylvania State University 2002. 08 - 2003. 06 Visiting Associate Professor, Graduate Institute of Elementary Education, National Pingtung Teachers University, Pingtung, Taiwan1994. 08 - 2000. 06 Assistant Professor of Education, College of Education, Department of Education Policy Studies, The Pennsylvania State University 1990. 07 - 1994. 08 Graduate Research Assistant, Ogburn - Stouffer Center for the Study of Population and Social Organization, National Opinion Research Center, The University of Chicago1989. 09 - 1990. 07 Graduate Research Assistant, Midwest Administration Center and Center for School Improvement, The University of Chicago

• Published Books - Shouse, Roger C., & Lin, Kuan - Pei. (2010) Principal Leadership in Taiwan Schools. New York :

Rowman & Littlefield - Shouse, Roger C. (2001) School Effects. In Levinson, D., Sadovnik, A. & Cookson, P. (Eds.), Education

and Sociology : An Encyclopedia. New York : Routledge Falmer

• Awards 2010. 05 William L. Boyd Mentoring Award, received from Education Policy Studies Student Association1997. 06 Susan Colver - Rosenberger Prize for "constructive and original research at the dissertation level." Awarded by The University of Chicago, Department of Education1995. 06 Spencer Post - Doctoral Fellowship, The National Academy of Education

Speaker

Roger ShouseAssociate Professor, The Pennsylvania State University

Track A - 1

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• EducationPh.D. University of Wisconsin Ph.D. University of Alabama

• Work ExperiencesProfessor, The University of Iowa

• Published Books- Mack, K., Johnson,L., Henkin, A. & Dee, J. (2010, in press) Empowering women faculty in academic STEM

disciplines. Journal of Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering.- Moye, M., Henkin,A., & Floyd, D. (2005) Faculty - department chair relationships: Examining the nexus

of empowerment and interpersonal trust in the community college in the context of change. International Journal of Educational Reform.

Speaker

Alan HenkinProfessor, The University of Iowa

Track A - 1

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• Education1988 Ph.D. Economics, University of Kansas1980 Graduated from Agricultural Economics, Korea University, Korea

• Work Experiences2009 - Present Principal, Hana High School2007 - 2008 Visiting Professor, University of British Columbia 1997 - 1998 Visiting Professor, University of Kansas1991 - 2009 Professor, Korea University Life Sciences Head & General Affairs Manager, Korea University Office of Development1989 - 1991 Researcher, Kyobo Investment Consulting Co.1988 - 1989 Assistant Professor, Ferris State University

• Published Books - Foreign exchange market (co - authored) - The Present Status and Future of the Gifted Education in Korea

• Awards 2003 Received the Order of Civil Merit (Dongbaeg Medal)

Discussant

Jinsung KimPrincipal, Hana Academy Seoul

Track A - 1

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• Education1995 Ph.D. Psychology, University of Chicago 1993 M.A. Psychology, University of Chicago 1985 B.A. Psychology, Korea University

• Work Experiences2011 - Present Director, Dasan Creativity Center1998 - Present Professor, Department of Human Resources Development & Dept. of Child Psychology and Education, Sungkyunkwan University1997 - 1998 Research Scientist, Behavioral Science Research Institute, Korean University1995 - 1997 Research Associate, Department of Psychology, University of Chicago

• Published Books - Choe, Insoo (2011) Finding Creativity. Sam & Parkers, Seoul: Korea

• Awards 2005. 06 Korean Gallop Award for Excellent Research

Discussant

Insoo ChoeProfessor, Department of Human Resources Development & Dept. of Child Psychology and Education, Sungkyunkwan University

Track A - 1

Track A - 2

Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Kyungsook LeeChairperson, Korea Student Aid Foundation

Keun NamgoongPresident, Seoul National University of Science & Technology

Paul GreenfieldVice-Chancellor, University of Queensland

John EndicottPresident & Vice-Chancellor, Woosong University

Kyungchan MinProfessor, Yonsei University

“The Role of Higher Education in the Next Decade”

Scientific research such as nano and biotechnology is making rapid development and is becoming

increasingly interdisciplinary; the expansion of knowledge - based economies and internalization

are making geographic constraints obsolete; and factors such as a low birthrate, a growing elderly

population, and the high mobility of the skilled workforce contribute to the rapid changes we can expect

for the next decade. If we are to meet the demands of the next decade, we must not only change how

secondary education is taught, but also what is taught. In this session, we will try to anticipate trends for

the next decade along with the talent required to succeed, and discuss how these factors might influence

secondary education.

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• Education1975 Ph.D. International Politics, Comparative Politics, University of South Carolina, USA1971 M.A. Political Science / University of Kansas, USA1967 M.A. Political Science / Sookmyung Women's University, Republic of Korea1965 B.A. Political Science & International Relations, B.A. summa cum laude Sookmyung Women's University, Republic of Korea

• Work Experiences2009. 02 - Present Chairperson, Korean Red Cross, Advisory Committee of the Future Strategy2007. 12 - 2008. 02 Chairperson the Presidential Transition Committee2007. 05 - Present Vice Chairperson / Korean National Commission for UNESCO2003. 03 - 2005. 03 Vice Chairperson / Korean National Commission for UNESCO1994. 03 - 2008. 08 President, Sookmyung Women's University (re - elected for the 4th time)1981. 04 - 1985. 03 Member, National Assembly, Republic of Korea1976 - 2008.08 Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations, SWU

• Awards 2008. 08 Order of Service Merit Blue Stripes2003. 12 Distinguished Alumna, Sookmyung Women's University 2003. 10 Distinguished Alumna, Kyunggi Women's High School 2002. 05 CEO of the year award 2002 presented by the Korea Management Association1996. 10 Silver Medal for Merit presented by the Korean Red Cross1996. 02 Outstanding Leadership Award presented by the International Association of University Presidents

Moderator

Kyungsook LeeChairperson, Korea Student Aid Foundation

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Speaker

Keun NamgoongPresident, Seoul National University of Science and Technology

• Education1985.09 - 1989.4 Ph,D. Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA 1977.03 - 1978.02 M.A. Graduate School of Public Administration, Seoul National University, Seoul Korea1972.03 - 1976.02 B.A. Department of Political Science, Seoul National University, Seoul Korea

• Work Experiences2001.08 - Present Professor, Seoul National University of Technology2008.01 - 2008.12 President, Korean Association for Public Administration2007.01 - 2009.04 Co - Chairman (with Prime Minister), Government Information Sharing Committee, Korea2002.12 - 2004.12 Member of the Presidential Regulatory Reform Committee, Korea2003.04 - 2005.12 Chairman, Human Resources Reform Committee, Presidential Committee on Government Innovation & Decentralization2002.01 - 2002.12 Chair of the Research Committee, Korean Association of Public Administration 2000.01 - 2000.12 Editor - in - Chief, Korean Public Administration Review1999.01 - 1999.12 Editor - in - Chief, Korean Journal of Policy Analysis and Evaluation1997.03 - 1999.02 Director of the Central Library, Gyeongsang National University 1996.03 - 1997.02 Visiting Scholar, Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California at Berkeley1982.10 - 2001.07 Assistant Professor - Associate Professor - Professor, Gyeongsang National University1981.09 - 1982.10 Assistant Director, Economic Planning Board of Korean Government1978.06 - 1981.06 Captain, Korean Army (military service)

• Published Books - Policy Sciences: Theories and Empirical Research, Bum - Moon - Sa Publishing Co, 2008- Controlling Corruption through E - Government in Korea: Theory and Cases, Hanul Academy Press, 2002- Research Methods for Public Administration: Design and Analysis, third edition Bum - Moon - Sa

Publishing Co, 2003

• Awards 1989.10 Honorable Mention to the Ph.D Dissertation, "A Cross - National Study on Public

Health Program and Policy Development: Comparative Analysis of Alternative Perspectives", GSPIA, University of Pittsburgh, awarded by the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration

1999.12 Excellent Research Award to the book, Comparative Policy Studies: Method, Theory, and Applications, 1998, Seoul: BobMoonSa Publishing Co., by the

Korean Association of Public Administration

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BE (Hons), PhD NSW, BEcon Qld., FTSE, FIEAust, FIChemEng, FAICD, MAIChEProfessor Greenfield was appointed Vice Chancellor from 1 January 2008 and was Senior Deputy Vice - Chancellor from 2002 to 31 December 2007.

Professor Greenfield has extensive experience as a Board Director and is currently a Director on a number of company boards. He has also consulted and worked widely with industry on a range of projects spanning biochemical engineering, wastewater treatment and waste and environmental management, as well as economic evaluation of projects (particularly in the biotechnology and environmental fields). His interests lie in biotechnology, environmental management and R & D management and commercialisation.

He was Chair of the Scientific Advisory Group of the SEQ Healthy Waterways Partnership until 30 June 2011 and currently chair of the Science Integration Panel for the SEQ Natural Resource Management CEO’s Committee and was appointed Chair of the Expert Panel on Purified Recycled Water. He is also Chair of the International Riverprize Committee and the International Water Centre. In 2006 he was appointed to the Board of ANSTO and chair in 2011. In 2008 he was appointed to the Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) Advisory Board representing the academic and research community. He is currently chair of the Group of Eight research intensive universities.

Speaker

Paul GreenfieldVice Chancellor, University of Queensland

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• EducationPh.D. International Affairs, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University in Cooperation with Harvard UniversityMaster of Arts in Law and Diplomacy, Fletcher School, Tufts UniversityM.A. International Affairs, Fletcher School, Tufts UniversityM.A. History, Omaha UniversityB.A. Political Science, The Ohio State University, Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa

• Work Experiences28 year career in U.S. Air Force serving as: Deputy Head Political Science Department, US Air Force Academy; Director for International Affairs, Planning Directorate, Air Force Headquarters, the Pentagon; Deputy Air Force Representative to the Military Staff Committee, United Nations Security Council; Associate Dean, National War College, plus operational assignments including the Cuban Missile Crisis (1962) service in Vietnam (1965 - 1966), USS Pueblo Crisis (1968), EC - 121 Shootdown Incident (1969), Soviet invasion of Afghanistan (1979), and other Cold War events between 1958 and 1989.3 years as Senior Executive Service (SES - 4) Director of the Institute for National Strategic Studies, National Defense University, Washington, D.C.18 years as Full Professor of International Affairs and Founding Director of the Center for International Strategy, Technology and Policy of the Georgia Institute of Technology, now Professor Emeritus4 years as President of Woosong University and Vice Chancellor of the SolBridge International School of Business, Daejeon, ROK

• Published Books - Japan’s Nuclear Option: Political, Technical and Strategic Issues - The Politics of East Asia (co - authored)- Regional Security Issues (co - authored)- U.S. Foreign Policy: History, Process, and Policy (co - authored)

• AwardsDoctorate Honoris Causa, University of Toulouse, Toulouse, FrancePhi Beta Kappa2005, 2009 Nobel Peace Prize Nominations, Limited Nuclear Weapons Free Zone for Northeast AsiaMike Mansfield AwardGeneral Raymond G. Davis AwardProfessor of the Year Award, Georgia TechDefense Superior Service MedalLegion of Merit MedalBronze Star MedalTwo Air Medals for 50 combat missions, VietnamOther Air Force Awards

Discussant

John EndicottPresident & Vice-Chancellor, Woosong University

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• Education1977 - 1981 Ph.D. Mathematics, Carleton University, Canada1976 - 1977 M.Sc. Mathematics, Carleton University, Canada1974 - 1976 M.Sc. Mathematics, Yonsei University, Korea1968 - 1972 B.Sc. Mathematics, Yonsei University, Korea

• Work Experiences2008 - Present Member, Presidential Advisory Council on Education, Science & Technology 2008 - Present President, Citizen's Coalition of Scientific Society 2008 - 2010 Chairman, Policy Advisory Committee, Ministry of Education, Science and Technology 2008 - 2010 Dean, Graduate School Yonsei University, Korea2006 - 2008 Chairman, Council for Promotion of Basic Sciences Research, National Science & Technology Council 2005 - 2009 Executive Board Member, International Fuzzy Systems Association (IFSA) 2005 - 2006 President, Korean Mathematical Society (KMS)2003 - 2005 President, Korea Association of Liberal Educations 2002 - 2005 Dean, University College Yonsei University, Korea2001 - 2002 President, Korea Association of Teaching and Learning Centers for University Education2000 - 2002 Dean, Faculty Office, Yonsei University, Korea1996 - 1997 President, Korea Fuzzy Logic and Intelligent Systems

• Published Books - Measuring Quality in International and Korean Contexts, Proceedings of the 2010 Strategic Leaders Global

Summit on Graduate Education (2011) - Graduate International Collaborations in South Korea, Proceedings of the 2009 Strategic Leaders Global

Summit on Graduate Education (2010) - L fuzzy proximities and L - fuzzy topologies, Information Sciences (2005)- Fibrewise Exponential laws in a quasitopos, Cahier de Top et Diff Geo (1999) - Fuzzy Logic and its Applications to Engineering, Information Sciences, and Intelligent Systems (ed), Kluwer

(1995)

Discussant

Kyungchan MinProfessor, Yonsei University

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Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Sejung OhPresident, National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF)

Ian WhitePro-Vice-Chancellor for Institutional Affairs, University of Cambridge

Lars PallesenPresident, Technical University of Denmark (DTU)

Jaejun Yu Professor of Physics, Seoul National University

Seongmin HongDirector, Center for S & T, HR Policy Research, Science and Technology Policy Institute (STEPI)

“World - class Science and Technology Education for Future Talents”

Scientific and technological innovation is often the source of a nation's future competitive advantage.

As a result, countries are making efforts to systematically educate and support science and technology

talent. While Korea is ranked highly in the science and mathematics section of international student

academic achievement tests such as the PISA and TIMSS, it has yet to see a Nobel Prize laureate in a

scientific field, thus bringing into question whether the current education policies are capable of educating

world class talent. In this session, we will examine the science and technology education systems of

Korea and several other countries, diagnose Korea's current education system and discuss ways to

prepare the science and technology talent for tomorrow's changing society.

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• Education1982 Ph.D. Physics, Stanford University in USA1975 B.S. Physics, Seoul National University in Korea (Graduated with Summa Cum Lande)

• Work Experiences2011. 04 - Present Member, National Science and Technology Commission of Korea2011. 04 - Present Member, International Science Business Belt Commitee2008. 10 - 2009. 10 Member, The Presidential Advisory Council on Education, Science and Technology, Republic of Korea2008. 05 - 2009. 05 Chairman, The Steering Committee for the WCU project, Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, Republic of Korea2004. 12 - 2008. 10 Dean of College of Natural Sciences, Seoul National University2004. 06 - 2006. 09 Member, The Presidential Advisory Council on Science and Technology, Republic of Korea2004. 06 - 2005. 08 Chairman, Planning Committee for the post - BK21 project, Ministry of Education, Korea2000. 11 - Present Member, The Korean Academy of Science and Technology1999. 07 - 2008. 02 Director, Center for Strongly Correlated Materials Research, Seoul National University1999. 06 - 2001. 06 Member of the Presidential Advisory Council on Science and Technology, Republic of Korea1997. 08 - 1999. 06 Director, Beamline Division, Pohang Accelerator Laboratory, Pohang University of Science and Technology1995. 08 - 1997. 08 Associate Dean for Research and Planning, College of Natural Sciences, Seoul National University1994. 10 - Present Professor, School of Physics and Astronomy, Seoul National University

• Published Books - Academic Road to Choose at the Age of Twenty; Physics: Fundamentals of Natural Science - Call of Science; What to Do about Science Education

• Awards 1998. 02 Korean Science Award (Physics)1994. 04 Outstanding Research Paper Award

Moderator

Sejung OhPresident, National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF)

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• Education1984 Ph.D. on Twin Stripe Injection Lasers, University of Cambridge1980 Electrical Sciences Tripos, First Class Honours, a Keller prize awarded by Jesus College and a prize awarded by Short Bros & Harland1978 Open Scholarship awarded by Jesus College, Cambridge

• Work Experiences2011 - Present Master - Elect, Jesus College, Cambridge2010 - Present Pro - Vice - Chancellor for Institutional Affairs, University of Cambridge2008 - Present Board of Governors, IEEE Photonics Society 2007 - 2009 Member of the Executive Committee of the Global Engineering Deans Council of the

International Federation of Engineering Education Societies 2006 - Present Member of the Dean's Advisory Committee, National University of Singapore 2005 - Present Guest Professor, Huazhong University, Wuhan, China and member of the Advisory Board

of the Wuhan National Optoelectronic Laboratory 2005 - 2009 Chair (and later Head) of the School of Technology, University of Cambridge2004 - 2007 Chair of the IEEE 802.3aq Channel Modelling Task Force 2001 - Present Van Eck Professor of Engineering and Head of Photonics Research, University of

Cambridge and Fellow of Jesus College

• Awards 2011 IEEE Photonics Society Aron Kressel Award2006 IEEE 802.3 LRM Award for technical contribution to Optical Datacommunications 1991. 09 The Blumlein - Browne - Willans Premium awarded by the Institute of Electrical Engineers

for the published paper, "Multichannel grating cavity laser transmitter for wavelength division multiplexing applications", with K O Nyairo, PA Kirkby and C J Armistead

(co - authored)1984. 11 The Ambrose Fleming Premium awarded by the Institute of Electrical Engineers for the

published paper, "Closely coupled twin stripe lasers", with J E Carroll (co - authored)

Speaker

Ian WhitePro - Vice - Chancellor for Institutional Affairs, University of Cambridge

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• Education2010 Dr. Sc. &Techn. h.c. KAIST 1977 Ph.D. Mathematical Statistics, University of Wisconsin - Madison1975 MBA International Business, University of Wisconsin - Madison1974 M.S. Applied Statistics, University of Wisconsin - Madison1971 MSc Chemical Engineering, DTU, the Technical University of Denmark

• Work Experiences2001 - Present President of DTU, the Technical University of Denmark 2000 - 2001 Managing Director DSB S - tog a/s 1998 - 2000 Managing Director DanmarksApotekerforening and DA Invest og Udvikling A/S 1997 - 2001 Tresurer1995 - 2001 Member of Governing Board of Trustees for International VaccineInstitute (UNDP), Seoul1995 Member of the Danish Academy of Technical Science1989 - 1998 Executive Director & CEO Statens Serum Institute1988 - 1989 Techn. Director Nordisk Gentofte 1986 - 1988 DTU Chairman 1983 Visiting Professor, University of Wisconsin – Madison1980 Honorary Fellow, University of Wisconsin – Madison1980 - 1982 Chevron Research Company, California1978 - 1988 Dept. of Mathematical Statistics and Operational Research, 1977 - 1978 Carlsberg 1972 - 1977 University of Wisconsin - Madison 1971 - 1972 Danish Technological Institute and the newspaper Borsen

• Awards 1976 , 1981 Shewell Award, American Society for Quality Control

Speaker

Lars PallesenPresident, Technical University of Denmark (DTU)

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Jaejun Yu is a professor in physics at Seoul National University (SNU), Seoul, Korea. He graduated from SNU in 1984 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Physics, and from Northwestern University in 1988 with a Ph.D. in Physics. For his Ph.D. thesis, he worked on the electronic structure theory of high temperature Cu - oxide superconductors. After graduating in 1988, he continued to perform research on high temperature superconductors with Prof. A. J. Freeman as a postdoctoral research associate at Northwestern University and later moved to the University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign. Prior to coming to SNU in 1999, he was at Sogang University as an assistant and associate professor in the department of physics. He is now a full professor of physics at SNU, and a member of CSCMR (Center for Strongly Correlated Materials Research), CTP (Center for Theoretical Physics), and the Interdisciplinary Program in Computational Science and Technology of SNU. From Aug. 2010 to Aug. 2011, He visited NREL as a senior computational scientist on a sabbatical leave from SNU. He also serves as Associate Dean of College of Liberal Studies, Seoul National University.His research interests focus on the development of novel theoretical and computational methods and its application to the study of electronic and magnetic structures and other related physical properties of nano - scale materials including artificially structured materials and transition metal oxide systems.

Discussant

Jaejoon YouProfessor of Physics, Seoul National University

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• Education2007. 08 Ph.D. Economics, Seoul National University, Seoul1992. 02 M.A. Economics, University of Seoul, Seoul1989. 02 B.A. Economics, Seoul National University, Seoul

• Work Experiences2009. 09 - Present Science and Technology Policy Institute, Director2001. 10 - 2009. 09 Korea Institute for Advancement of Technology, Team Leader 1996. 07 - 2001. 04 Hyundai Research Institute, Research Fellow1993. 02 - 1995. 11 Korea Labor Institute, Researcher

• Published Books - How to Create More Jobs Through Innovation Activities, STEPI, 2010- Career - path Development of R&D Personnel in University and Public Organization, STEPI, 2010 (Co - PM with Kibeom Park)

• Awards2005. 10 Official Commendation by the Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy2005. 09 Official Commendation by the Minister of Education and Human Resources Development

Discussant

Seongmin HongDirector, Center for S&T HR Policy Research

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Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Unshil ChoiPresident, National Institute for Lifelong Education (NILE)

Peter JarvisProfessor Emeritus, University of Surrey

Harry PatrinosLead Education Economist, The World Bank

Simon FieldProject Leader, OECD

Dooseung KwonPresident, Korea Research Society of Lifelong Education

“Framing Lifelong Education Policies for the Era of Centenarians”

The percentage of Korea's elderly population is growing at an accelerated rate. In fact, it has taken

Korea about 20 years, or about half the time, for Korea's elderly population to reach the levels of other

advanced nations (It is projected that the elderly population will reach 14.4% in 2019). Accordingly, the

need for the following issues have become increasingly important: incorporating the elderly into the

workforce; developing lifelong employment, welfare, and education as well as educational support

policies; personalized lifelong education programs tailored to the needs of the elderly; and developing

education programs that can utilize the elderly as instructors. In this session we will cover these

social demands in greater detail, and try to discuss strategies for developing sustainable and specialized

lifelong education policies.

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• Education1986. 02 Ph. D. Lifelong Education,the Department of Education, Ewha Woman’s University, Seoul, Korea1985. 04 Research Fellow, Department of Adult and Higher Education, University of Missouri Columbia USA1981. 02 M.A. Sociology of Education, the Department of Education, Ewha Woman’s University, Seoul, Korea1978. 08 B.A. Graduated from the Department of Education, Ewha Woman’s University, Seoul, Korea

• Work Experiences2011. 03 - Present Member of Presidential Committee for Social Integration2010. 11 - Present President of National Institute for Lifelong Education, Seoul, Korea 2009. 01 - Present Advisory Committee Member, UNESCO Institute of Lifelong Learning2008. 02 - 2010. 10 President, Korean Federation for Lifelong Education 2006. 05 - 2008. 02 Committee Member, Presidential Committee for Educational Innovation 2006. 03 - 2007. 12 President, Korean Academic Society for Lifelong Education2002. 05 - 2008. 05 Jury Member of UNESCO International Literacy Prize2000. 05 - 2005. 05 Committee Member, National Policy Evaluation Committee, Prime Minister’s Office1997. 04 - Present Professor, Dean, Graduate School of Education, Director, College of University

Lifelong Education , Ajou University, Suwon, Korea1980. 02 - 1997. 03 Research Fellow, Director Department of Policy Research for the Lifelong Education Korean Educational Development Institute, Seoul, Korea

• Published Books - Kwon Doo Seong & Choi Un Shil (2009) Lifelong Education Management. Educational Science Press, Seoul : Korea- Lee Hae Ju & Choi Un Shil et al. (2007) Theory and Practice of Lifelong Education Program Development.

Korea Air and Correspondence University Press, Seoul : Korea- Choi Un Shil et al. (2005) Holistic Analysis of Korean Lifelong Education : Current Status and Policy Development. KEDI, Seoul, Korea - Choi Un Shil (1990) Lifelong Education In Korea, Kyo Hak Sa, Seoul : Korea

• Awards 2010 IACE HOF (Hall of Fame) International Association for Adult and Continuing Education, USA2005 The National Order of Grand Dong Baik

Moderator

Unshil ChoiPresident, National Institute for Lifelong Education (NILE)

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• Education1998 Doctor of Letters by publication, University of Surrey D.Litt 1972 - 1977 Ph.D. Sociology of the Professions University of Aston 1970 - 1972 M.Soc Sc. in Sociology by research University of Birmingham1966 - 1969 B.A. (Econ) (2 i) in Sociology University of Sheffield 1959 - 1963 B.D. (2 ii) University of London

• Work ExperiencesBetween 1955 and 1976, I was: in the Royal Air Force for three years as an air wireless fitter; a Methodist Minister with pastoral responsibility for six years; a Lecturer and then Senior Lecturer Dudley College of Education for a further six years - which is now part of Wolverhampton University. In 1976, I moved to the University of Surrey - where I spent the remainder of my career being awarded a Personal Professorship, then becoming Head of Department of Educational Studies and finally Research Professor. During that time I established the first Masters degree in adult and continuing education by distance learning in the world (I also taught part - time in Further Education and for thirty years for the Open University)

• Published Books - Adult and Continuing Education: Theory and Practice which was first published in 1983 and the fourth edition

- Adult Education and Lifelong Learning: Theory and Practice was published in 2010- In 2006, 2007, 2008, I wrote a trilogy Lifelong Learning and the Learning Society and in 2009 Learning to be

a Person in Society all published by Routledge. Apart from Routledge I have published with Croom Helm, Jossey Bass, Kogan Page and NIACE

• Awards 2008 Elected life member of National Institute of Adult and Continuing Education (NIACE)2008 Cyril O. Houle World Award for Literature in Adult Education for the book: Globalisation, Life - Long Learning and the Learning Society: Sociological Perspectives London: Routledge 20072007 Elected individual life member of the Standing Conference of Universities Teaching and Research into the Education of Adults (SCUTREA)2000 - 2001 Hon. President, British Association of International and Comparative Education

Speaker

Peter JarvisProfessor Emeritus, University of Surrey

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• Education1992 Ph.D. Philosophy, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex 1989 MA. Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University, Canada 1987 BA. Honors, University of Ottawa

• Work Experiences1994 - Present The World Bank: Lead Education Economist, Economics of Education Leader Human Development Network1991 - 1992 Economic Council of Canada 1991 Institute of Development Studies 1989 - 1990 Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development 1987 - 1989 Norman Paterson School of International Affairs

• Published Books - 2011 "Private education provision and public finance: the Netherlands.” Education Economics - 2009 The Role and Impact of Public - Private Partnerships in Education Washington, DC: World Bank - 2009 Decentralized Decision - Making in Schools: The Theory and Evidence on School - Based

Speaker

Harry PatrinosLead Education Economist, The World Bank

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• EducationPh.D. Philosophy and Social Policy, Cambridge UniversityM. Sc. Economics, University of London

• Work Experiences2001 - Present Project Leader, OECD Directorate for Education1979 - 2000 Civil Servant, different government departments including UK Department of Education

and Skills

• Published Books- Simon Field, Juczera, and Pont, No more failures, 10 steps to equity in education (OECD, 2007)- Simon Field, Hoeckel, Kis, and Kuczera,Learning for Jobs (OECD, 2010)

Discussant

Simon FieldProject Leader, OECD

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• EducationPh D. Education (Lifelong Education), Korea University, SeoulM.A Education (Lifelong Education), Korea University, SeoulB.A Education (Lifelong Education), Korea University, SeoulGraduation Course University of Minnesota, USA

• Work ExperiencesVisiting Scholar in Tokyo University, JapanLecture of Seoul National University, Korea University, Yonsei UniversityResearch Professor in Korea University President of Korea Research Society of Lifelong EducationCommittee Member of MOEST in KoreaProfessor of Myongji CollegeDean of Lifelong Education Center in Myongji College

• Published Books - 2009 Management in Lifelong Education

- 2004 Adult Learning and Consulting

Discussant

Dooseung KwonPresident, Korea Research Society of Lifelong Education

Track A - 4

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Moderator

Speakers

Sukeun KwakProfessor, Business School, Seoul National University

Santiago IniguezDean, IE Business School

Pedro NuenoPresident, China Europe International Business School (CEIBS)

Judy OlianDean, UCLA Anderson School of Management

Byungtae Lee Dean, KAIST College of Business

“How Top Global MBA Schools Prepare for the Future Challenges in Businesses, Industries and Economies”

The MBA can trace its origins back to the early 20th century in the United States. The Wharton School,

established in 1881, by the University of Pennsylvania marks the beginning of the first program.

Recently, in spite of their long history, U.S. university MBA programs have become a victim of their

success. MBA programs started to spread to Europe, Latin America, and Asia since the 1950 - 60's

and have recently started to gain momentum. According to a survey by GMAC, 80% of the 3710 newly

established MBA programs were established outside of the United States. 1500 programs opened in

Europe, and 1,449 opened in other regions, and only 708 programs opened in the U.S. After the 2008 economic

crisis, the global political and economic power began to shift towards Asia and Latin America, and likewise a

similar shift in world class MBA programs is in the process. In this session we will discuss how world

class MBA programs came to establish competitive programs within the global arena, in the past,

present, and future, and see what efforts they are making to maintain their competitive advantage.

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• EducationPh.D. in Business Administration, University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill)M.A. Program, Seoul National University (leave before graduation)B.A., Seoul National University

• Work Experiences1988 - Present Professor, Business School, Seoul National University1987 - 1988 Assistant Professor, Kookmin University1981 - 1982 Teaching Assistant, Seoul National University1978 - 1980 Assistant Manager, Hyundai Precision & Industry Co.1976 - 1978 Staff, Olympos Electronic Co.

• Published Books - 2010 Accounting Transparency and national Competitiveness, KAA- 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008 Cases in M&A- 2001 Footnotes Disclosure Behaviors in Korean Financial Statements- 1999 Principles of Accounting, Shinyoungsa- 1998 Introduction to Accounting, Bummoonsa

Moderator

Sukeun KwakProfessor, Business School, Seoul National University

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• EducationPh.D. in Moral and Political Philosophy, Universidad Complutense, SpainMBA, IE Business School, SpainBachelor of Laws, Universidad Complutense, SpainRecognized Student, University of Oxford, UKCertificate in English Law, City of London Polytechnic, UK

• Work Experiences2010 - Present President of IE University2010 - Present Chairman, GFME Global Forum for Management Education, US - Europe2010 - Present Advisory Committee Member, Renmin University Business School, China2008 - Present Board of Trustees Member, AMBA, Association of MBAs, UK2008 - Present Advisory Board Member, Antai Business School, Jiao - Tong University, China2004 - Present Dean of IE Business School1993 - 2004 Director of External Relations, IE Business School1991 - 1993 Associate Director, MBA & Executive MBA Programmes1985 - 1990 Associate Professor of Jurisprudence, School of Law, Complutense University of Madrid

• Published Books - Iñiguez de Onzoño, S.The Learning Curve. How Business Schools Are Reinventing Education; PalgraveMacmillan; London (2011) - Iñiguez de Onzoño S. and O’Loughlin, B.EmilioAzcárraga and the Transformation of Televisa,Multimedia

Case Study IE (2010)

• Awards 2010 Voted one of 100 Top Business Leaders in Spain, Merco

Speaker

Santiago IniguezDean, IE Business School

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Doctor of Business Administration, Harvard University, 1973Industrial Engineer and Technical Architect, Polytechnic University, BarcelonaProfessor of IESE. Bertran Foundation Chair on EntrepreneurshipProfessor and President, China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) Shanghai and BeijingChengwei Ventures Chair on EntrepreneurshipVice Chancellor Europe (former Chancellor), International Academy of Management

Founder of FINAVES, venture capital corporation associated to the entrepreneurship activity of IESE Alumni.Member of the board or advisory board of several listed and privately held companies in USA and Europe.Member of the Visiting Committee of the Harvard Business School by the Office of Governing Boards of Harvard University.

Author of 14 books including: “Letters to a young entrepreneur” (Spanish, 2007; English, 2008 and Chinese, 2009), “Entrepreneuring. Towards 2010” (Spanish, English, Hebrew) and of “Compitiendo en el Siglo XXI” (Spanish, 1998). Emprendiendo. Hacia el 2020 (Spanish, 2009). Coauthor of “The Light and the Shadow” (English 1997, 1998, 2005, Spanish, Mandarin, Catalan and German). Author of “Entrepreneuring” (English, Spanish, 1994), and “Corporate Turnaround” (English, French, Dutch, Spanish, 1992, 2005).

He has received the following Honors: Award Membership to the Order of Civil Merit, Spanish Government, 2003; Cross of Saint Jordi, Government of Catalonia, 2003; Golden Magnolia Award, Government of Shanghai, 2007 and the “Friendship Award”, Government of China, 2009.

Speaker

Pedro NuenoPresident, China Europe International Business School (CEIBS)

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• EducationPh.D. Industrial Relations and Human Resource Management, University of Wisconsin MadisonMSc. Industrial Relations and Human Resource Management, University of Wisconsin MadisonBA. Psychology, Hebrew University, Jerusalem

• Work Experiences2006. 01 - Present Dean and John E. Anderson Chair of Management; UCLA Anderson School of

Management; Los Angeles, CA2000. 07 - 2005. 12 Dean and Professor of Management, Smeal College of Business, Pennsylvania

State University; University Park, PA1995 - 2000. 06 Senior Associate Dean, previously Associate Dean and Acting Dean, Robert H.

Smith School of Business, University of Maryland; College Park, MD1994 - 2000 Professor of Management and Organization, Robert H. Smith School of Business,

University of Maryland1992 - 1995 Founder and Director, IBM - TQ Project; University of Maryland1991 - 1992 Special Assistant to the President, University of Maryland1990 - 1991 American Council on Education Fellow to the President, University of Maryland1979 - 1994 Lecturer, Assistant and Associate Professor of Management and Organization,

Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland

• Awards 1996 The Maryland Higher Education Award for Curriculum Innovation with Dr. A. Assad1992, 1996 Outstanding Teacher Award, University of Maryland1994 Distinguished Recognition Award for Service, University of Maryland1986 - 1988 Top 15% Teaching Award

Speaker

Judy OlianDean & John E. Anderson Chair, UCLA Anderson School of Management

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• Education1994. 05 Ph.D. Business Administration (Major MIS) The University of Texas 1985. 02 M.S. Management Science, KAIST1983. 02 B.S. Industrial Engineering, Seoul National University

• Work Experiences2011. 07 - Present Interim Dean of College of Business2007. 09 - Present Professor, Graduate School of Management, KAIST2001. 06 - 2006. 09 Associate Professor, Graduate School of Management, KAIST2000. 05 - 2000. 09 Visiting Professor, KAIST 1998. 08 - 2002. 09 Associate Professor, Collage of Business Administration, The University of Illinois at Chicago1994. 09 - 1998. 05 Instructor, TA & RA The University of Texas 1994. 06 - 1999. 06 Assistant Professor, The University of Arizona 1983. 03 - 1994. 06 General Manager, CIO, SindoRicoh

• Published Books - Byungtae Lee, “DRM (Digital Right Management) and Business Model Innovation” in Intellectual Property

Management (ed. C. Kim), Korean Intellectual Property Office, 2008 - Byungtae Lee, Younggul Kim, McKinsey & Company, Capturing Value From IT Investment, KAIST Business

School & McKinsey Korea, 2002

• Awards 2009 Best Paper Award, KMIS Conference, “An Analysis on Events in Online Games and

Stock Price Reactions,” 2009 Principal Investigator, EEWS, “Green IT & Management” 2008 Principal Investigator, IBM Korea “TCO Analysis for IT Platform Decision” 2007 - 2008 Principal Investigator, Korean Air “BPM Strategy Planning” 2007 Best Paper, The Korea Society of MIS, “Impact of Net - Based Customer Service on Firm Profits and Consumer Welfare,” (Eunjin Kim and Byungtae Lee) 2006 Principal Investigator, IBM Korea “Research on IT Platform Migration” 2006 Principal Investigator, The Ministry of Science and Technology “Information System

Planning for Science Information and R&D Management System of Korea” 2005 - 2006 Principal Investigator, Korea Eximbank “BPM for Electronic Trades”2005 Principal Investigator, HUMANEX “BPM ROI Calculator Design and BPM Marketing Strategy” 2004 - 2005 Principal Investigator, SKTelecom “Marketing Strategic Simulation System Development” 2004 Best Paper, KORMS Conference, “An Empirical Study on Online Phantom Transactions with Credit Card Frauds” H.J. Cho, Byungtae Lee, Myungsin Chae

Speaker

Byungtae LeeDean, KAIST College of Business

Track B - 1

Track B - 2

Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Taejin KangDean, College of Engineering, Seoul National University

Chuljoo HwangCEO & Chairman, Jusung Engineering Co., Ltd.

Sungjo KimSenior Vice-President, Accreditation Board for Engineering Education of Korea (ABEEK)

Yonggeun KimPresident, Korea Institute for Advancement of Technology (KIAT)

Sungjin SongDirector, Center for Innovative Engineering Education, Sungkyunkwan University

“Engineering Education in the Age of Global Society”

Science and technology is the primary engine of economic growth and provides the key to unlocking

any country’s potential. 21st Century engineering education requires innovation not only in the content

of engineering curricula, but also in teaching methods and extra programs that emphasize the creative

aspects of engineering to excite and motivate students. In this session, engineering deans and

professors will discuss on creative engineering education methods that meets the global standards and

possible innovations in the field of engineering education.

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• Education1983 Ph.D. Fiber & Polymer Science, North Carolina State University1979 M.S. Textile Engineering, Seoul National University1975 B.S. Textile Engineering, Seoul National University

• Work Experiences2011 - Present Member, International Science Business Belt Committee, Ministry of Education, Science

and Technology2011 - Present Member, Technical Committee of Future Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs2010 - Present Chairman, Fusion Technology Steering Committee, Ministry of Education, Science and

Technology2009 - 2010 Chairman, Science/Engineering Research Center (SRC / ERC) Council2008 - Present Director, Korea Association of Dean of Engineering College2008 - Present Chairman, Subcommittee on Expanding Growth Engines, Ministry of Knowledge Economy2007 - Present Dean, College of Engineering, Seoul National University

• Awards 2009 Distinguished Service Award, the Korean Society for Composite Materials2009 Academic Achievement Award, Jung - Hun Foundation 2008 Distinguished Service Award, the Korean Fiber Society 1993 Academic Award, the Korean

Fiber Society 2004 The Most Excellent Lecturers, College of Engineering, Seoul National University 2001 The 11th Leading Scientific and Engineering Papers, The Korean Federation of Science

and Technology Societies

Moderator

Taejin KangDean, College of Engineering, Seoul National University

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• Education2004 Honorary Doctorate in Engineering, Inha University1985 B.S. Electrical and Computer Engineering, Inha University

• Work Experiences2010 - Present Chairman of Korea Venture Business Association2009 - Present Vice Chairman of the Korean Physical Society 2009 - Present Vice Chairman of Korea Photovoltaic Industry Association2008 - Present Director of Korea Photovoltaic Industry Association 2007 - Present Vice Chairman of Korea Display Industry Association Committee Member of Display Technology 2005 - 2007. 03 Vice Chairman of Korea Venture Business Association2004 Director of NANO Technology Research Association1999 - Present Vice Chairman of the Korea Vacuum Society

• Awards 2010 Selected as a “Hidden Champion in 2010” from Korea Exchange Wins the Green Technology Certification from “Korea Institute for Advancement of

Technology 1997 Korea’s first company to export semiconductor front - end equipment2007 Korea Best Company Group (Korea Market Exchange Division) Korea Listed Company Award (Ministry of Strategy and Finance & Deputy Prime Minister

Award) Awarded “US$ 100 million Export Tower Prize”2006 The Cyclone Plus ALD / SDCVD is awarded one of Korea’s 10 Best Technologies of 20062005 LCD PECVD selected as” World Best Product” (Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy) 2005.10 "Silver Tower" Industrial Award1998.11 "Steel Tower" Industrial Award

Speaker

Chuljoo HwangCEO & Chairman, Jusung Engineering Co., Ltd.

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• Education1987. 12 Ph.D. Computer Science, The University of Texas at Austin1977. 02 M.S. Computer Science, KAIST1971. 02 B.S.E. Applied Mathematics, College of Engineering, Seoul National University

• Work Experiences2010. 09 - Present Senior Vice President, ABEEK2010. 03 - Present Member, IT Policy Advisory Board for the Minister of MKE2010. 01 - Present Co - Chair, National DB Forum, Ministry of Public Administration and Security2009. 09 - Present Chair (Information Area), Curriculum Review Committee, Ministry of Education, Science and Technology2009. 01 - 2010. 02 President, The Korea Institute of Information Scientists and Engineers2009. 01 - 2010. 02 President, Korea Federation of Information Technology Societies2008. 08 - Present Member, Advisory Board for Software and Contents, ETRI2007. 03 - 2010. 02 Head, The Institute of Fusion Technology, Chung - Ang University 2005. 02 - 2006. 02 Dean, College of Engineering, Chung - Ang University2004. 01 - 2006. 12 Member, Advisory Board for Internet Policy, National Youth Commission1999. 02 - 2003. 02 Dean, The Graduate School of Information1980. 03 - Present Professor, School of Computer Science and Engineering, Chung - Ang University

• Awards 2009 The Prime Minister Award for contribution to promoting Software Industry of Korea2009 2009 Best Paper Award of the KIISE2009 The NIPA President Award for contribution to establishing Seoul Accord 2006 2006 Best Research Award, Chung - Ang University

Speaker

Sungjo KimSenior Vice-President, Accreditation Board for Engineering Education of Korea (ABEEK)

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• EducationB.A. Economics, Seoul National University, KoreaM.A. Public Administration, Seoul National University, Korea

• Work Experiences2009. 05 - Present President of Korea Institute for Advancement of Technology2008. 06 - 2009. 05 Chairman of Korea Industrial Technology Foundation2007. 03 - 2008. 03 Deputy Minister for Industrial Policy (MOCIE)2007. 01 - 2007. 03 Director General for Industrial Policy (MOCIE)2004. 02 - 2007. 01 Counselor, the United Nations Office at Geneva 2003. 04 - 2004. 02 Director General for Balanced National Development (MOCIE)2002. 02 - 2002. 12 Director General, Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization2000. 09 - 2002. 02 Director of Industrial Policy (MOCIE)1997. 07 - 2000. 07 Researcher, Hudson Institute in USA1995. 04 - 1997. 07 Director for Administration of International Corporations (Ministry for Trade and Industry) 1992. 02 - 1995. 02 Director, OECD1980. 05 - 1991. 02 Deputy Director, Ministry for Commerce and Industry Deputy Director, Agency for Maritime and Port Administration

• Published Books - Yong - Geun KIM, 2000, ’The Rise and Fall of the Digital Empire’, Nanam Publishing House

Discussant

Yonggeun KimPresident of Korea Institute for Advancement of Technology (KIAT)

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141

• Education1991 Ph.D. Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics, Iowa State University,

Ames, Iowa1983 M. S. Mechanical Engineering, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology,

Korea1981 B. S. Mechanical Engineering, Seoul National University, Korea

• Work Experiences2009. 02 - Present Director, Center for Innovative Engineering Education 1998. 03 - Present Professor, SungkyunkwanUniversity, School of Mechanical Engineering, Suwon, Korea1993. 09 - 1998. 02 Assistant Professor, Chosun University, Department of Mechanical Design Engineering, Gwangju, Korea1992. 07 - 1993. 08 Research Associate, Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology, Instrumentation Research Laboratory, Pohang, Korea1991. 11 - 1991. 10 Postdoctoral Fellow, Iowa State University, Center for Nondestructive Evaluation, Ames, IA1983. 03 - 1987. 12 Assistant Section Manager, Daewoo Heavy Industries, Ltd. Strategic Planning Department, Incheon, Korea

• Published Books - Lester W. Schmerr Jr. and Sung - Jin Song, “Ultrasonic Nondestructive Evaluation System –Models and

Measurements,” Springer, Norwell, MA, 2007 - Eun - Soo Park, Ik - Keun Park and Sung - Jin Song, “Nondestructive Evaluation Engineering,” 2nd Ed.,

Hakyeonsa, Seoul, Korea, 2004

• Awards 2009 Outstanding Research Award, Korea Institute of Science and Technology

Evaluation and Planning 2008 Selected 50 Excellent Researches for Defense Development, Agency for Defense Development2007 Excellent Paper Award, Korean Society of Propulsion Engineers 2005 Marquis International Who’s Who 2002 Prizes for Distinguished Scientific and Technological Papers, The Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies 2000 Hanyang Research Award, Korean Society for Nondestructive Testing, Teaching Awards

Discussant

Sungjin SongDirector, Center for Innovative Engineering Education, Sungkyunkwan University

Track B - 2

Track B - 3

Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Youngsul KwonManaging Director, Hankyung Academy

Wayne TollemacheExecutive Managing Director, Asia Pacific, First Advantage Pte. Ltd.

Janice Bryant HowroydFounder & CEO, The ACT - 1 Group

Russ HageySenior Partner & Worldwide Chief Talent Officer, Bain & Company

Reginald BullExecutive Managing Director, Global HR, Doosan Corp.

“[Global HR Hot Topic] The Art of Recruiting: How to Attract and Retain Talents?”

For the past twenty years, global research firm Gallup has interviewed and researched on how to

become successful, targeting thousands of managers who made outstanding performance. Before the

research, researchers hypothesized that the key elements of their success lie in excellent strategies and

plans, strong motivation, and smooth communication. Contrary to what they expected, however, it turned

out that “recruitment” played the most important role in their success. In this session, world's best HR

professionals will discuss about how successful companies attract and retain great talents.

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• Education2000 - 2002 Strategic Management, University of Pennsylvania Wharton School MBA1986 - 1988 Philosophy, Yonsei University Graduate School1982 - 1986 Philosophy, Yonsei University

• Work Experiences2009. 02 - Present Managing Director, Hankyung Academy2008 - 2011. 03 Executive Director, Global HR Forum 2004. 01 - Present President, Hankyung Value Innovation Research Institute 2003. 09 Professional member of the editorial office at the Korea Economic Daily 2003 - 2006. 07 Chief editor, Hankyung 2002 - 2003 Professional journalist in business field at The Korea Economic Daily 1991 - 1999 Journalist at the Korea Economic Daily 1988 - 1991 Air Force Officer

• Published Books- Simple era- Excuses for Managers- Excuses for Workers- How long is your economic life span?- Management Practice of Workers

Moderator

Youngsul KwonManaging Director, Hankyung Academy

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• Education1995 - 1997 Post Graduate Diploma in Management Studies, Waikato University

• Work Experiences2007 - Present Executive Managing Director, International (APAC & EMEA) First Advantage Pte Ltd Chairman for NAPBS APAC Chapter, National Association of Professional Background Screeners1997 - 2007 TeleTech Managing Director

Speaker

Wayne TollemacheExecutive Managing Director, Asia Pacific, First Advantage Pte. Ltd.

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• EducationMrs. Bryant Howroyd was educated at North Carolina Agriculture and State University, where she also later received her Honorary Doctorate from the same institution.

• Work ExperiencesJanice Bryant Howroyd is the Chairman and CEO of the Act•1 Group, global leader in talent acquisition and supplier management solutions. The Act•1 Group conglomerate consists of: Agile•1 Workforce Solutions, which provides solutions for human capital and vendor management to create streamlined and efficient contingent staffing and project based processes; AppleOne Staffing, a provider of Temporary, Contract and Direct Hire Employment services and Business Services Solutions, which offers background checking, distance learning, travel services and full - service document management.

The Act•1 Group's 30+ years of strategic growth has provided service to companies up through the Fortune 1000. World - wide resources allow customers to reap significant and scalable advantages through the Act•1 Group’s modular technology and service offerings. As a dominant player in the staffing and human resources industries, the Act•1 Group builds on an international scope and resources, as well as creates and implements innovative technologies and business services that allow firms to optimize their talent pools and bottom line through optimal / innovative resource management.

• PublishedBooks - The Art of Work; How to Make Work, Work for You

• Awards 2011 75 Black Enterprise Magazine, Most Powerful Women in Business 2011 Black Enterprise Magazine, 40 Business Titans Who Shape Our World2010 Beacon Award, Information Technology Senior Management Forum2010 CBC Honor, Political Education & Leadership Institute2009 Power Networking Conference Phenomenal Woman Award2009 CPUC New Connections WBE ICON Award

Speaker

Janice Bryant HowroydFounder & CEO, The ACT-1 Group

Track B - 3

148

• Education1986 MBA, Stanford Graduate School of Business1982 BA, Economics,University of California, Los Angeles

• Work Experiences1982 - Present Bain & Company, Inc. 1985 - 1986 ROLM Corporation, Product Manager

• Published Books - 2007 Named one of the industry’s Top 25 Consultants by Consulting Magazine in its annual industry survey

Discussant

Russ HageySenior Partner & Worldwide Chief Talent Officer, Bain & Company, Inc.

Track B - 3

149

• EducationBachelor of Science, Honours, Politics, Literature, Philosophy

• Work ExperiencesCurrently EMD Global HR, Doosan Group, SeoulPreviously CHRO, LGE Electronics, SeoulEVP Global HR Transformation, Unilever, RotterdamEVP HR Unilever Europe, RotterdamSVP HR Unilever China, ShanghaiHRD Unilever UK, LondonFounder of Crowne Finch and Blue Sky Lone Tree consulting companies

• Published Books - Key Criteria for managing a successful HR Transformation - MSF and Authenticity - OD tools for busy HR people

Discussant

Reginald BullExecutive Managing Director, Global HR, Doosan Corporation

Track B - 3

Track B - 4

Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Hyeryun KangPresident, Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity (KOFAC)

Milton ChenSenior Fellow and Executive Director, The George Lucas Educational Foundation (GLEF)

Ashutosh ChadhaDirector Corporate Affairs - South Asia, Intel Technology India Pvt Ltd

Sanghoon BaeAssociate Professor, Sungkyunkwan University

Junseok LeeFounder, Edushare

“Sharing Opportunities for Future: Donation for Education”

Any society, including schools and education authorities must have interests in the subject of

education and actively participate in cultivating creativity and humanity for students' greater talents in

the future. A large number of individuals and companies donate their human and financial resources for

education, and their contribution actually promotes the quality of public education and further broadens the

students' educational experience. In this session, we will hear about the concept and scope of educational

donation. Also, the speakers will discuss about the ways to expand enterprise and individual participants, and

to obtain reliable educational resources through continuous donation.

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• Education1984 - 1988 Ph.D. Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Iowa State University1981 - 1983 M.S. Business Administration, Iowa State University1976 - 1980 B.S. Business Administration, Ewha Womans University

• Work Experiences2011. 05 - Present President, Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science & Creativity2006. 08 - 2009. 01 Vice - President, University Planning & Coordination 1995. 07 - Present Professor, College of Business Administration, Ewha Womans University

• PublishedBooks - A Study on Development of Educational Program for Women R&D Managers (1999) Seoul: Korea Science & Engineering Foundation - Women & Organizational Leadership (2005) Seoul: Hakgisa - Women in Asian Management (2006) London: Routledge

• Awards1984. 11 International Award for Excellence and Leadership; Faculty Women’s Club, Iowa State University.

Moderator

Hyeryun KangPresident, Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity (KOFAC)

Track B - 4

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• Education1974 A.B., Harvard College, magna cum laude, Social Studies M.A., Ph.D., Stanford University, Communication Research John Hersey High School, Arlington Heights, Illinois USA Chicago Public Schools (K–6)

• Work Experiences1998 - 2010 Executive Director, George Lucas Educational Foundation, San Francisco Bay Area 1987 - 1998 Center Director, KQED Center for Education (public broadcasting), San Francisco1985 - 1987 Assistant Professor, Harvard Graduate School of Education1978 - 1980 Director of Research, Sesame Workshop

• Published Books - Education Nation: Six Leading Edges of Innovation in our Schools (Jossey - Bass, 2010) - Smart Parent’s Guide to Kids’ TV (KQED Books, 1994)

• Awards 2010 Lifelong Educational Innovator, Lawrence Hall of Science, Berkeley, California2007 - 2008 Fulbright New Century Scholar, University of Edinburgh2003 Jedi Master, George Lucas 1991 Elmo Award, Sesame Workshop, New York

Speaker

Milton ChenSenior Fellow and Executive Director, The George Lucas Educational Foundation (GLEF)

Track B - 4

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• Education1987 MBA, Institute of Rural Management, Anand (IRMA) India1984 B.Sc., Biology, DAV College Chandigarh India

• Work Experiences2005. 02 - Present Director Corporate Affairs Intel South Asia , Intel Technology India Pvt. Ltd.2003. 05 - 2005. 02 Marketing Manager Education and Certification, Microsoft India Pvt. Ltd.2001. 11 - 2003. 04 Manager Business Development, Shell India Pvt. Ltd.1989. 02 - 2001. 11 Divisional Manager, NIIT Ltd., Delhi 1987. 05 - 1989. 02 Assistant Executive (Marketing), National Dairy Development Board, Anand

Speaker

Ashutosh ChadhaDirector Corporate Affairs - South Asia, Intel Technology India Pvt. Ltd.

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• Education2006. 05 Ph.D. Workforce Education & Development, Penn State University2004. 05 M. S. Workforce Education & Development, Penn State University2003. 05 Penn State University, Education Theory & Policy 1995. 08 Seoul National University

• Work Experiences2009. 03 - 2010. 02 Assistant Secretary to the President, Office of the President2006. 09 - 2008. 12 Director, International Cooperation Team, Ministry of Education and Human

Resources Development

• Published Books - Bae,S.H., Oh, H.S., Kim, H.C., Lee, C.W., & Oh, B.H. (2010). The impact of after - schoolprograms on

educational equality and private tutoring expenses, Asia Pacific Education Review - Bae,S.H., Kim,H.C., Lee,C.W., &Kim,H.W. (2009). The relationship between after - school program

participation and students' demographic background, KEDI Journal of Educational Policy - Gray, K., & Bae, S.H. (2009). Skills shortage, over - education, and youth : The international dilemma,

In R. Maclean & D. Wilson (eds.) Internation handbook of education for chaingingworkd of work. Dordrecht, Netherlands : Springer

• Awards2010. 12 The Outstanding Journal Article Award, Career and Technical Education Research, Las Vegas, USA2007. 02 The Outstanding Dissertation Award, The University Council for Workforce and Human Resource Education, USA2006. 03 The Outstanding Manuscript Award, 2006 Annual Meeting of American Educational Research Association, San Francisco, CA, USA2005. 11 The Outstanding Research Presentation Award, 2005 Career and Technical Education Research Conference, Kansas City, MO. USA

Discussant

Sanghoon BaeAssociate Professor, Sungkyunkwan University

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• Education2003 - 2007 Joint Concentration in Computer Science / Economics, Harvard College 2001 - 2002 Seoul Science High School

• Work Experiences2011 - Present Founder, CEO, Classes Studio 2011 - Present Member of educational advisory board to the mayor, Euiwang City Government 2007 - Present Founder, Head Teacher, Edushare2007 - 2010 Programmer, Innotive Inc. Korea

• Awards 2003 Presidential Science Scholarship

Discussant

Junseok LeeFounder, Edushare

Track B - 4

Track C - 1

Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Jeongtaik LeePresident, APEC Study Association of Korea

Brenda Dann - MessierAssistant Secretary, The Office of Vocational and Adult Education (OVAE), U.S. Department of Education

Hunseok OhAssociate Professor of Education, Seoul National University

Viktoria KisPolicy Analyst, OECD

Hyunjoong JunProfessor, School of International Studies, Dongseo University

“Developing Adult Vocational Skills to Improve Quality of Life”

Governments around the world have emphasized the need to develop vocational skills of the workforce,

and are interested in international comparisons of vocational capabilities. In response, OECD

brought PIAAC (Program for International Assessment of Adult Competencies) into effect to conduct

measurements of the vocational capabilities of adults in various countries. In this session, we will look into the

background, content, and plans for PIAAC, introduce countries that have had successful educational training

programs, and discuss issues surrounding Korea's development of adult vocational skills.

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• Education1983 - 1987 Ph.D. Sociology, University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA1982 - 1983 M.A. Communication, University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA 1968 - 1982 Sophomore, German Literature Dept, Sogang University, Seoul B.A. English Dept, Hankook University of Foreign Studies, Seoul

• Work Experiences2010. 10 - Present President, APEC Study Association of Korea2009 - 2010 Adjunct Professor, Global Market, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Seoul 2003 - 2009 Senior Research Fellow, Korea Research Institute of Vocational Education & Training2000 - 2002 Lead Shepherd (Chair), Human Resources Development Working Group, Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)1999 - 2002 Foreign Press Spokesman, Ministry of Labor, ROK1996 - 1997 Technical Advisor, Presidential Commission on Industrial Relations Reform, Republic of Korea1995 - 1996 Expertise Group Pool, OECD Training and Manpower Policy, KIEP1995 - 1998 Committee Member, Employment Security Committee, Ministry of Labor, ROK1993 - 1995 Advisor on ILO Activities to Minister of Labor, ROK1990 - 1998 Fellow, Korea Labor Education Institute1987 - 1990 Instructor, Seoul Branch, University of Maryland Graduate School of International Studies, Yonsei University1984 - 1987 Researcher, Communication Institute, East - West Center, Hawaii, USA1983 - 1984 Teaching Assistant, Sociology Dept., University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA

• Published Books - Enhancing In - House Lifelong Learning Competency in South Korea 2009 KRIVET - 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 - Study on Self - Directed Lifelong Learning Management KRIVET 2005 - ECOTECH: The Way Forward. Achieving Bogor Goals: Towards One Community, Kyung Tae Lee and

Jang - Hee Yoo (eds) The APEC Studies Association of Korea. 2005 - Trust Building between Labor and Management in Korea Korea Labor Institute 2000

Moderator

Jeongtaik LeePresident, APEC Study Association of Korea

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• Education2000. 12 Ed.D. Educational Leadership, Johnson & Wales University, Providence, Rhode Island1974. 06 M. Ed., Major: Instructional Technology,Rhode Island College, Providence, Rhode Island 1973. 01 B.A. of Arts, , Major: Secondary Education - History Rhode Island College, Providence, Rhode Island

• Work ExperiencesBrenda Dann - Messier was nominated by President Obama as assistant secretary for vocational and adult education on July 14, 2009. On Oct. 5, 2009 she was confirmed by the U.S. Senate and began her official duties on Oct. 13, 2009. As the first assistant secretary for vocational and adult education who is also an adult educator, Dann - Messier leads the Department’s efforts in adult education and career and technical education, as well as efforts supporting community colleges and correctional education. She oversees the administration of 11 grant programs in these areas, totaling approximately $1.9 billion annually.

From 1993 to 1996, Dann - Messier worked for the Clinton administration under Secretary Richard Riley, serving as the secretary’s regional representative for the New England region. From 1996 to 1999, Dann - Messier served as special projects manager for the Northeast Regional Education Laboratory at Brown University, where she directed research and policy initiatives related to higher education and school - to - career transitions, education and faith - based partnerships, and educational services for low - income adults.

Prior to returning to the Department, Dann - Messier served for a decade as president of the Dorcas Place Adult and Family Learning Center, a community - based adult education agency based in Providence, R.I. She also established the Developmental Education Institute for reading and math, in collaboration with the Community College of Rhode Island.

• Awards 2008 New England Board of Higher Education State Merit Excellence Award2007 First recipient of Community College of Rhode Island’s Education Champion Award2005 Secondary Education Honoree Rhode Island College Alumni Association in recognition of Exemplary Achievements in Chosen Field2004 Johnson & Wales Office of Campus Diversity Strength of Women Award2004 College Board Hallmark Award for Excellence in Education1999 National Council for Opportunity in Education Walter O. Mason Award1997 New England Association of Educational Opportunity Program Personnel, Claiborne Pell

Speaker

Brenda Dann - MessierAssistant Secretary, The Office of Vocational and Adult Education (OVAE),U.S. Department of Education

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• Education2002 Ph.D. Human Resource Development, University of Minnesota1995 M.A. Educational Administration, Seoul National University 1992 B.A. Ethics Education, Seoul National University

• Work Experiences2008 - Present Director of Korea Human Resource Research Center at Seoul National University2003 - Present Professor at Seoul National University1992 - 2003 Deputy Director, the Ministry of Education

• Published Books - Hunseok Oh (2009) ASTD HRD Trend. Seoul: Hakjisa - Hunseok Oh (2008) How they developed talent: 29 World - leading Korean Engineers. Seoul: SNU Press - Hunseok Oh (2008) How they developed talent: 31 World - leading Korean Scientists. Seoul: SNU Press

• Awards 2010 Best Article Award at 9th Asia Academy of HRD International Conference 2010 Korea Research Foundation Book of the Year Award (ASTD HRD Trend) 2004 Best Article Award at 4th Asia Academy of HRD International Conference

Speaker

Hunseok OhAssociate Professor of Education, Seoul National University

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• Education2011 MSc Economics Birkbeck College, University of London2007 MSc Educational Research Methods, University of Oxford2006 Master’s in International Affairs Sciences, Po Paris2004 Undergraduate degree in Political Sciences, Po Paris

• Work ExperiencesI am currently part of the OECD team working on Skills beyond School the Review of postsecondary vocational education and training (VET). Between 2007 and 2010 I worked on ‘Learning for Jobs’, the OECD’s recent review of VET at secondary level. As part of this exercise I have reviewed VET systems throughout the world, and I am the lead author of reviews in 6 countries. Prior to this project, I worked on the OECD Thematic Review of Tertiary Education. Before joining the OECD, as a consultant to the World Bank I worked on the evaluation of a school grant programme in the former Soviet Republic of Georgia.

• Published Books - Field, S., K. Hoeckel, V. Kis and M. Kuczera (2011) OECD Reviews of Vocational Education and Training

Learning for Jobs, OECD, Paris.

• Awards 2004 - 2005 Scholarship for graduate studies; Ile - de - France Regional Council2002 - 2004 Scholarship for undergraduate studies; Regional Council of Burgundy2001 Scholarship for Short Course; United World Colleges

Discussant

Viktoria KisPolicy Analyst, OECD

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• EducationPhD and DEA, economics, University of Paris 1, France

• Work ExperiencesHyunjoong Jun has teached and studied international economics and labor economics. He had held positions as dean of school of international studies and director of central library in DSU and worked as director of IOKE (Institute of Overseas Korean Economy). He has been serving as an advisory member for Busan city and several government departments and national research institutes. He is also member of the advisory board for the national research council for KAEDC (Korean American Economic Development Center) in Los Angeles, United States. He was also visiting professor for Study Abroad Program in the Hope International University in L.A. and organizer for Community Outreach Program of Petra Christian University in Indonesia.

Discussant

Hyunjoong JunProfessor, School of International Studies, Dongseo University

Track C - 1

Track C - 2

Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Jongwon LeePresident, Korean Social Science Research Council

Stefan WolterPresident, Swiss Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training

Simon FieldProject Leader, OECD

Charles HarnsDirector, The Migration Research and Training Centre of the International Organization for Migration (IOM MRTC)

Dong ParkDirector General, Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education & Training (KRIVET)

“Linking Education with the Labor Market for Increased Employment”

As the labor market grew increasingly volatile during the global economic crisis, 'strengthening the

ties between education and the labor market' has come to be considered a viable solution to improve

employment numbers. In this session, we will first look for ways to improve the performance of vocational

education to facilitate the flow of potential employees into the labor market, search for ways to resolve

the mismatch between training and practice, and discuss strategies to increase cooperation between

business and educational institutions. We will then look at Spain's Mondragon Cooperative, a company

that was founded with the objective of job creation, and look for ways to overcome the economic crisis

and reduce youth unemployment.

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• Education1978. 12 Ph.D. Economics, Indiana University1975. 03 M.A. Economics, Kent State University 1971. 02 B.A. Economics, Sungkyunkwan University

• Work Experiences2003. 05 - 2005. 04 Korean Government Policy Assessment Committee Member, Ministry of Government Policy Co - ordination2000. 09 - 2001. 08 Fulbright Visiting Scholar (Fulbright Senior Teaching Fellow), Yale University1999. 03 - 2005. 02 Editor, Korea and World Economy1998. 02 - 2000 Director, Research Institute for Korean Unification, Sungkyunkwan University1996. 02 - 1998. 01 Dean, College of Economics and Commerce, Sungkyunkwan University1995. 02 - 1999 Economic Advisor, Ministry of Unification 1995. 07 - 1996. 01 Director, Korea Institute of Industrial Development, Sungkyunkwan University1991. 09 - 1992. 08 Visiting Scholar, Stanford University 1985. 09 - 1986. 02 Visiting Scholar (Fulbright Grant), George Washington University 1979. 03 - 2011. 08 Professor, Department of Economics, Sungkyunkwan University 1971. 03 - 1973. 06 Economist, Bank of Korea, General Economic Research and Bank Supervision

• Published Books - Economic Policy for Korean Unification, Hea - nam, Seoul, May, 2011 - Global Economic Crisis and The Korean Economy, Korea Chamber of Commerce, Seoul, 2009 - Economic Forecasting, Hae - nam, Seoul, 2006. - Econometric Analysis Using RATS, Park - Young - Sa, Seoul, 2005. (with Sang Don Lee, 1st edition 1995, 2nd edition 2000, 3rd edition 2005). - The Korean Economy, Hae - nam, Seoul, 2004. - The Korean Economy and Its Prospects, East - West Research Institute, Washington, D.C., 2004 - Statistical Analysis Using SAS to be published in Park - Young - Sa, Seoul, (1st edition,1994. 2nd edition, 1996. 3rd edition, 1998, 4th edition 2003) - Statistics for Business and Economics, Park - Young - Sa, Seoul,

• Awards 2006 Good Book Award from The National Academy of Sciences, Korea The 23rd Chung Jin - Ki Media and Culture Award, 2005, which is annually given to an outstanding book on business and economics to commemorate its founder2005 Dongbaeg Medal, Order of Civil Merit, Korean Government 2000, 2001 Good Book Award, which is given by Ministry of Culture and Tourism2000 Fulbright Senior Lecture Award1996 The Grand - prix Award for the Best Economic Forecasts on Korean GNP and Composite Korea Stock Price Index, which is sponsored by the Korean Economic Association and the Naeway Economic Daily

Moderator

Jongwon LeePresident, Korean Social Science Research Council

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• Education2008 Visiting Scholar University of Munich (CESifo), Germany 2000 Visiting scholar W.E. Upjohn Institute, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA2005 Honorary Professor, University of Berne, Switzerland2003 Habilitation in Economics, University of Berne, Switzerland1995 Dr.rer.pol. (PhD) in Economics, University of Berne, Switzerland1991 Lizentiat (MSc) in Economics and Psychology, University of Berne, Switzerland

• Work Experiences2005 - Present President of the Council, Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (SFIVET)2000 - Present Director, Centre for Research in Economics of Education, University of Berne1999 - Present Managing Director, Swiss Coordination Centre for Research in Education, Aarau, Switzerland1995 - 1999 Chief - Economist, Federal Office for Industry and Labour, Berne, Switzerland1991 - 1995 Economist, Economics Department UBS, Zurich, Switzerland

• Published Books - Mühlemann, Samuel; Wolter, Stefan C. (2011). Firm - sponsored Training and Poaching Externalities in

Regional Labor Markets. Regional Science and Urban Economics, forthcoming.

• Awards 1999 Award for the best published article in the “International Journal of Manpower”

Speaker

Stefan WolterPresident, Swiss Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training

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• EducationPh.D.Philosophy and Social Policy, Cambridge UniversityM. Sc. Economics, University of London

• Work Experiences2001 - Present Project Leader, OECD Directorate for Education1979 - 2000 Civil Servant, different government departments including UK Department of Education and Skills

• Published Books - Simon Field, Juczera, and Pont, No more failures, 10 steps to equity in education (OECD, 2007) - Simon Field, Hoeckel, Kis, and Kuczera,Learning for Jobs (OECD, 2010)

Speaker

Simon FieldProject Leader, OECD

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• Education1992 Doctorate in International Development, University of Massachusetts

• Work Experiences2010. 04 - Present Director, IOM - MRTC 2007 - 2010 IOM Regional Representative for East Asia 2001 - 2007 IOM Global Head of the Technical Cooperation Division

• Published Books - Building Capacities for Migration Management: Real Costs and Possible Benefits 2005 - Biometrics in Migration Management Keesing Journal of Documents and Identity 2005 - Migration, State Security and Regional Stability in Central Asia Partnership for Peace, Reichenau November 2004 - Migration, Social Peace and International Order: Ways to Curb the Growing Complexities of Irregular Migration IOM World Migration Report 2002 - The Status of Vocational Training for Limited English Proficient Adults

• Awards 2004 IOM Director General’s Award

Discussant

Charles HarnsDirector, The Migration Research and Training Centre of the International Organization forMigration (IOM MRTC)

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• Education2000 Ph.D. Political Science, Graduate School of Korea University, Seoul

• Work Experiences2006. 10 - 2008. 09 Economic and Social Development Commission / Commission Member2006. 06 Korea Research Institute for VET/ Research Fellow 2003. 04 - 2005. 09 Committee on Balanced National Development/ Director General

• Published Books - 2010 The Research on Youth Start - ups in Knowledge and Technology Industries- 2007 The Research on the Social Pact for Human Resource Development- 2005 Labor Regime Change and Politics of Social Pact in Korea

Discussant

Dong ParkDirector General, Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education & Training (KRIVET)

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Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Daebong KwonProfessor, Korea University (Former President, KRIVET)

Jee - Peng TanAdvisor, Education Department, Human Development Network, The World Bank

Birgit Thomann Head of Department, Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (BIBB)

Wonhyuk Lim

Director, Center for International Development, Korea Development Institute (KDI)

Jongseon Lee Vice - President, Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA)

Yusuf Alide Executive Director, Technical, Entrepreneurial, Vocational Education and Training Authority (TEVETA)

“Workforce Development Strategies for International Cooperation and Joint Growth”

Nations around the world are realizing that international cooperation is needed to reduce poverty in

developing countries; to advocate the human rights of women and children; to promote gender equality;

to begin the path towards sustainable development; and bring peace and prosperity to the international

community. After Korea passed the international development cooperation law, the need for plans and

strategies to engage in world development through internal cooperation is growing increasingly important.

In this session, we will introduce workforce development examples from Korea, and discuss the feasibility

of applying the lessons learned to developing countries.

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• EducationHe received BA in education from Korea University, and MA and Ph.D. in adult and continuing education from Michigan State University after having 8 years international working experiences in industry. He completed AMP at the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University.

• Work ExperiencesHe was the 5th president of the KRIVET (Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education & Training) from Sept 3, 2008 to Sept 2, 2011. Now, he is a professor of education and human resources development at Korea University. He started his academic career as an assistant professor of educational administration at Michigan State University and project evaluator for the Kellogg Leadership and Local Government Education Project in the U.S.A.. At the Korea University, he worked as the 14th dean of the college of education, the 19th dean of the graduate school of education, the 5th director of the institute for continuing education, and adjunct professor at the Republic of Korea Central Training Institute. He served as faculty at Kookmin University, director of the Federation of Korean Industries International Management Institute, director of KyungdongNavien Company Ltd., committee of Korean National Commission for UNESCO, founding president of the Korean Society for Human Resource Development, and 23rd president of Korean Society for Lifelong Education.

• Published Books - Kwon, D.B. (ed.) (2011)., Human Resource Development in G20 Countries (Seoul: Korea Economic Daily Newspaper) - Kwon, D.B., (ed.) (2010). Green Growth, Green Job, and Green Human Resource (Seoul: Pakyoungsa)

• Awards 1989. 05 Phi Beta Delta Honor Society for International Scholars1987. 05 Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi1987. 05 Phi Delta Kappa Professional Fraternity in Education

Moderator

Daebong KwonProfessor of Education, Korea University (Former President, KRIVET)

Track C - 3

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• Education1981 Ph.D. Economics with fields in Urban Economics, Economic Development & Demography, Princeton University 1977 B.Sc. First Class Honors in Economics, with specialization in International Trade and Economic Development, London School of Economics

• Work Experiences2009 - Present Advisor, Education Department, Human Development Network, World Bank2005 - 2009 Education Advisor, Human Development Department, Africa Region, World Bank1999 - 2005 Leader, Policy and Sector Analysis Support Team, Human Development Department, Africa Region World Bank1994 - 1999 Principal Economist, Human Development Department, Education Group, World Bank1993 Core member, World Development Report1982 - 1993 Senior Economist, Chief Economist's Office, Asia Region, World Bank; Economist in World Bank’s Asia Technical Department; Asia Region Education Projects Department; Research Division of the Education and Training Department1981 - 1982 Young Professionals Program

• Published Books - Skills Development for Economic Growth in Sub - Saharan Africa: A Pragmatic Perspective, (forthcoming 2011), with Yaw Ansu, in Kwesi Botchwey, Akbar Noman, Howard Stein and Joseph E. Stiglitz

(eds.) "Challenging Orthodoxy: New Approaches to African Growth and Development Strategies," Oxford university Press

- Pre - Employment Technical and Vocational Education and Training: Fostering Relevance, Effectiveness and Efficiency (forthcoming 2012), with Yoo - Jeung Nam, in Rita Almeida, Jere Behrman, David Robalino (eds.) “The Right Skills for the Job? Rethinking Effective Training Policies for Workers,” Directions in Development Series, World Bank, Washington D.C.

- An African Exploration of the East Asian Experience in Education (2008) ed, with Birger Fredriksen, Washington D.C.: World Bank

- Toward a Better Future: Education and Training for Economic Development in Singapore since 1965 (2008)ed. with LEE Sing Kong, GOH Chor Boon, Birger Fredriksen. Washington D.C.: World Bank and Singapore National Institute of Education

- Tools for Education Policy Analysis (2004), with Alain Mingat and Shobhana Sosale, Washington D.C.: The World Bank

Speaker

Jee - Peng TanAdvisor, Education Department, Human Development Network, The World Bank

Track C - 3

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• Education2002 - 2005 Master Studies in Adult Education,Technical University of Kaiserslautern1989 - 1990 DAAD - scholarship at the Institut d' Études Politiques, Paris1985 - 1992 Master, Studies in Social Sciences,University of Duisburg

• Work Experiences2010 - Present Bundesinstitut für Berufsbildung (BIBB), Bonn Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training Head of Department for Cross - Sectional Tasks, Communication, International Vocational Education and Training2007 - 2010 Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) GmbH, Eschborn German Development CooperationTeam leader, Senior - Adviser VET2002 - 2007 Schulen ans Netz e. V., Bonn,Schools Onlineinitiated by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and the Deutsche Telekom, Project Manager WebLOTSEN (web guides),Head of Unit Education and Training2001 - 2002 ISIS GmbH, Wesel Trainer for ICT related continuing education1992 - 1999 Academic Research and Teaching in Development Studies, Education, VET

Speaker

Track C - 3

Birgit ThomannHead of Department, Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (BIBB)

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• Education1988 - 1993 Ph.D. Economics, Stanford University1987 Phi Beta Kappa1984 - 1988 B.A.S. Physics and History with Honors and Distinction, Stanford University

• Work Experiences2006 - 2007 Consultant, World Bank2005 - 2006 CNAPS Fellow, Brookings Institution2003 Advisor, First Economic Subcommittee, Presidential Transition Committee 1996 - Present Fellow, Korea Development Institute (KDI)1993 - 1996 Professor, Korea Military Academy

Discussant

Wonhyuk LimDirector, Center for International Development, Korea Development Institute (KDI)

Track C - 3

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• Education2007 Executive Master, Business Economics, University of Asia and the Pacific (UAP), Philippines1995 Completed research course at Centre for developing Area Studies, University of Hull, UK1979 B.A. French Language and Literature, Seoul National University, Seoul

• Work Experiences2011 - Present Vice President, KOICA2011 - 2011 Managing Director, Management Support Department, KOICA2010 - 2011 Managing Director, Overseas Volunteers Department, KOICA2007 - 2010 Resident Representative, KOICA Indonesia Office, KOICA 2005 - 2007 Managing Director, Planning Department, KOICA 2002 - 2004 Resident Representative, KOICA Philippines Office , KOICA1996 - 1998 Resident Representative, KOICA Thailand Office, KOICA

Discussant

Jongseon LeeVice - President, Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA)

Track C - 3

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• Education1988 - 1990 Master Of Education, Brunel University, United Kingdom1984 - 1986 Bachelor Of Science, Technical Education, The Polytechnic, University of Malawi1975 - 1978 Diploma in Technical Teaching, The Polytechnic, University of Malawi

• Work Experiences2009. 04 - Present Executive Director, Technical, Entrepreneurial, Vocational Education and Training

Authority (TEVETA), On 4 year secondment from the University of Malawi2005 - 2006 Acting Principal, The Polytechnic, University of Malawi2004 - 2006 Member of Senior Academic team that conducted Institutional assessment for a

Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation, NUFU Research Project2002 - 2003 Member of the Board of Directors, Air Malawi2001 - 2005 Vice Principal, The Polytechnic, University of Malawi2001 - 2009 Conducting curriculum Development Workshop for TEVETA1999 - 2001 Dean, Faculty of Applied Studies, The Polytechnic, University of Malawi1994 - 1997, 1999 Head of Technical Education Department, The Polytechnic, University of Malawi1990. 08 - 2009. 04 Lecturer in Technical Education, The Polytechnic, University of Malawi1987. 01 - 1998. 10 Staff Associate, Course Tutor, The Polytechnic, University of Malawi1986. 09 - 1986. 12 Teacher, PO, Malosa Secondary School, Zomba, Ministry of Education Science

and Technology1978 - 1984 Teacher, ET 3, Masongola Secondary School, Zomba, Ministry of Education

Science and Technology

• Published Books - 1997 “The Promotion of the Equal Access of Girls to Science, Technical and Vocational Education in

Malawi” – Country Survey, Contracted by UNESCO, Zimbabwe

Discussant

Yusuf AlideExecutive Director, Technical, Entrepreneurial, Vocational Education and Training Authority (TEVETA)

Track C - 3

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Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

Paul NolteProfessor of History, Free University of Berlin

Peter TathamExecutive Director, Career Industry Council of Australia (CICA)

Peter Kuchinke Professor, University of Illinois

Pedro Cerdan - Infantes

Economist, Human Development, The World Bank

Yoonhee Park Research Fellow, Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education & Training (KRIVET)

“Career Guidance and Development in the Era of Globalization”

Governments and individuals alike have followed suit of businesses to explore opportunities abroad

in the era of globalization. The availability of study abroad and exchange programs, and international

volunteer opportunities is increasing not only for college students, but also K - 12 students as well.

As more youth live, study, or travel abroad, Korea's potential in the era of globalization is increasing.

Accordingly, it is necessary to conduct systematic dialog on how to gather information on career paths

and personal development in the face of globalization. In this session, we will discuss research on

certifications and skills needed for overseas career tracks and employment, and we will look at how we

might aid students in Korean Meister Schools make their way overseas and how these students can

acquire the mindset necessary to succeed in a global era.

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• Education1999 Ph.D. Habilitation University of Bielefeld 1993 Ph.D. University of Bielefeld 1988 M.A. in History, University of Bielefeld1987 M.A. in History, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA1983 University of Düsseldorf

• Work Experiences2010 - Present Member of Bavarian State Government’s Future Advisory Council2010. 11 Visiting Professor of History, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, USA 2009 - Present President, Protestant Academy Berlin 2008 - 2011 Member of German Federal Commission on Gender Equality 2006 - 2008 Member of Federal Chancellor’s Advisory Council on Innovation and Growth2005 - Present Full Professor of History, Free University Berlin 2001 - 2005 Associate, Full Professor of History, International University Bremen 1999 - 2000 Visiting Professor, University of Göttingen1998 - 1999 Fellow, Institute for Advanced Study Berlin 1994 - 1999 Assistant Professor of History, University of Bielefeld 1993 - 1994 German Kennedy Memorial Fellow, Harvard University, USA 1993 - 1994 German Kennedy Memorial Fellow, Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies, Harvard University1990 - 1993 Lecturer of Modern History, University of Bielefeld

• Published Books - Democracy: An Introduction, 2012 - forthcoming - Religion and Civil Society, 2009 - Modernity at Risk, 2006 (Korean Translation, 2008) - Generation Reform: Beyond a Blocked Republic, 2004 - German Society: Notions of Order in the Twenthieth Century, 2000

Moderator

Paul NolteProfessor& Chair of Modern and Contemporary History, Free University of Berlin

Track C - 4

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• Education1996 Graduate Diploma in Careers EducationRMIT, Melbourne, Australia1991 Bachelor of Arts, University of Tasmania

• Work ExperiencesPeter is Executive Director of the Career Industry Council of Australia (CICA). The Council is Australia's peak career development body. Its current focus is on improving quality and access to career services for all Australians.Peter has more than 25 years experience in the career development field in higher education, non - government and government and international aid programs. He previously managed the Universityof Tasmania Career Development and Employment Service and prior to that established a nationwide employment and careers service for the government of Fiji.In his private consultancy Peter works with a range of organisations and professional clients throughout Australia including government, elite sports people and with professionals in transition. He is a former president of the Career Industry Council of Australia, fellow and former Vice President of Career Development Association of Australia; member of the Australian Cricket Association expertadvisory group and a columnist for the Australian Journal of Career Development.

• Published Books - Tatham, P. (2009) Using Career Development Services to Strengthen Student Retention and Attainment,

Victoria : CICA - McMahon, M., Tatham, P. (2008), Career More Than Just a Job - Career Development Understandings

Informingmyfuture. South Australia : ESA - Tatham, P. Johnson, J (2007) Informing Learning, Building Connections, Strengthening Transitions -

Review of Pathway Planning for the Tasmanian Government. Tasmania ; University of Tasmania - Tatham, P. (2006). Supervision and Career Management Skill Development (chapter) in Supervising

Doctorates Down Under. Denholm, C. and Evans,T. (ed). Vic: ACER - Patton, W., McMahon, M., Tatham, P. (2003). Issues paper to inform the development of the Australian

Blueprint for Career development .WA : Miles Morgan

• Awards The University of Tasmania Vice Chancellors Award for outstanding community engagement and for outstanding contributions to improving the quality of Australian career services. National Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services Certificate of Recognition for significant contribution to career development services.

Speaker

Peter TathamExecutive Director, Career Industry Council of Australia (CICA)

Track C - 4

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• Education1994 - 1997 Ph.D. Human Resource Development, Strategic Management and Organization University of Minnesota, St. Paul 1984 - 1985 M.A. Education and Work Policy, Human Resource Management University of California, Los Angeles 1983 - 1984 B.A. Psychology, Business Administration Antioch University, Los Angeles 1976 - 1979 Psychology, University of Zurich, Switzerland 1974 - 1975 Teacher Training, University of Bonn, Germany 1974 Psychology, University of Köln, Germany

• Work Experiences2010 Honorary appointment: Visiting Professor, East China Normal University, 2011 - 2013 2008 Visiting Professor, Mercator School of Management, Duisburg - Essen University, Germany 2008 Visiting Professor, Yuan Ze University, Taipei, Taiwan1997 - Present Professor, University of Illinois 1994 - 1997 Instructor, University of Minnesota1991 - 1994 Education and Training Consultant, Process Management International1986 - 1991 Director of Education, United Education and Software1984 - 1986 Research Associate, Training Research Corporation

• Awards 2011 Monica M. Lee award for best refereed article in Human Resource Development International, Volume 12 2011 Cutting Edge Award, Academy of Human Resource Development, for top ten conference proceedings paper 2010 (with J. Fu)

Speaker

Peter KuchinkeProfessor, Human Resource Development, University of Illinois

Track C - 4

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• Education2003 - 2005 Specialization in International Economic Policy and Program Evaluation M.A. Public Administration in International Development (MPAID) Kennedy School of Government Harvard University 1996 - 2000 Bachelor of Arts in Economics, Specialization in Quantitative Methods and International Economics Dept. of Economics Universitat Pompeu Fabra

• Work Experiences2009. 10 - Present The World Bank, Economist Human Development department in the East Asia Pacific Region.2007. 10 - 2009. 10 Inter - American Research Fellow Development Bank Washington, DC Office of Evaluation and Oversight2005. 09 - 2007. 09 The World Bank, Junior Professional Associate Washington, DC Human Development department in the Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) Region Research and Analytical Work2004 Undersecretariat Turkish Treasury, Consultant Ankara, Turkey General Directorate of Foreign Economic Relations of the Turkish Treasury2001 - 2003 Public Policy Institute of California, Research Associate San Francisco,CA

• Published Books – Education, Training and Labor Market Outcomes for Youth in Indonesia, World Bank, 2010. Jakarta, Indonesia– La Educación Media en el Paraguay: Logros, opciones y desafíos, Sectoral study with Alexandria Valerio,

World Bank, (co-authored) January 2008

• Awards Recipient of Real Colegio Complutense Fellowship for Spanish students at HarvardOutstanding thesis award for the Second Year Policy Analysis at Harvard’s Kennedy School: Increasing Revenue and Efficiency: Fiscal Reform in Colombia. Advisor: Andrés Velasco Former Minister of Finance in Chile

Discussant

Pedro Cerdan - InfantesEconomist, Human Development, The World Bank

Track C - 4

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• Education2009 Ph.D. Human Resource Development, The Ohio State University, U.S.A2003 Ph.D. Vocational Education, Seoul National University, Seoul1998 M.A. Business Education, Seoul National University, Seoul1995 B.A. International Office Administration, Ewha Womans University, Seoul

• Work Experiences2009. 09 - 2010. 08 Instructor, Korea University2009. 08 - Present Research Fellow, Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education and Training (KRIVET)2006. 03 - 2006. 08 Instructor, InHa University2004. 12 - 2005. 01 Visiting Researcher, University of London, Institute of Education, Department of Lifelong Education & International Development,2004. 09 - 2005. 02 Instructor, HanKuk University of Foreign Studies,1997. 11 - 2006. 07 Senior Researcher, Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education and Training (KRIVET)

Discussant

Yoonhee ParkResearch Fellow, Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education & Training (KRIVET)

Track C - 4

Special Lecture 1

Moderator

Speakers

Discussant

Soonin LeeDean, International Design School for Advanced Studies (IDAS), Hongik University

Alberto BonisoliDean, Domus Academy

Rich Yeongchun ParkDirector, Postgraduate Degree Program, Samsung Art & Design Institute (SADI)

Sangbong LieFashion Designer

“Art and Design in the Era of Creative Economy”

As it is turning into the 21st Century, global business paradigm has completely changed. There has been

an enormous transition of values from machinery to human beings, information to knowledge, rationality to

creativity, economic values to cultural and ecological values. Definition of a "product" has also changed

as competitive products contain higher values such as creative concepts, stories and experiences. In

other words, art and design products should reflect changes in lifestyle, sensibility of human beings and

social responsibility. In this "Creative Economy", the origin of competitiveness is capacity to synthesize

the time, humanity and society. In this session, top global design school deans and artists will speak

about the changing roles and paradigms of art and design in the era of creative economy.

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• EducationProfessor Soonin Lee graduated from the Hong - Ik University in Seoul with a BA in Industrial Design in 1972 and received an MA in Interior Design in 1978. He completed his studies at Pratt Institute, New York, and the Domus Academy, Milan. In addition, he graduated from Helsinki University with an MBA in Design Management in 2001.

• Work ExperiencesIn 1990, Soonin Lee became president of the LG Europe Design Center in Dublin, and in 1995 director of the LG Electronics Corporate Design Center in Seoul. During the same year he became Executive Managing Director of the Korea Institute of Design Promotion (KIDP). Today he is the Dean of International Design school for Advanced Studies at the Hong - Ik University and President of the Seoul Design Center, was elected president of elect of International Council of Societies of Industrial Design (Icsid) at the 26th general assembly for 2009 - 2011 periods.Soonin Lee taught at various universities, and since 2003 he is a lecturer in the postgraduate course "Design Management" at the Hong - Ik University. He is Chair of the Korea Design & Brand Management Society and was general director of the Gwangju Design Biennale 2007.

• Published Books - Seoul Design Asset in 2008, 2009 - Seoul Design ‘WHO’S WHO’ in 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 - Korea Design Report in 2004 - Return of Design Innovation in 2004

• Awards 2001 The Industrial Service Medal by the Republic of Korea 1995 President Awardin Korea Good Design Award

Moderator

Soonin LeeDean, International Design School for Advanced Studies (IDAS), Hongik University

Special Lecture 1

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• EducationDegree in Business Administration, Management of Technology; University of Bocconi, MilanInternational Teachers Program, HEC, Paris

• Work Experiences2008 - Present Dean, Domus Academy2005 - 2007 Senior Advisor, Italian Ministry of Education2002 - 2004 Newton HR Management Consultants, Partner1993 - 2001 Director of International Partnerships, Professor of Innovation and Design Management Bocconi Business School, Milan

Speaker

Alberto BonisoliDean, Domus Academy

Special Lecture 1

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Speaker

Rich Yeongchun ParkDirector, Postgraduate Degree Program, Samsung Art & Design Institute (SADI)

Special Lecture 1

• Education2005. 09 - 2009. 02 Ph.D. Business Management, Seoul School of Integrated Sciences and Technologies, Seoul, Korea2004. 09 - 2005. 08 MBA. Design Management, Helsinki School of Economics Helsinki, Finland1984. 09 - 1987. 05 B.S. Industrial Design, Philadelphia College of Arts, Philadelphia, U.S.A1977. 02 - 1980. 10 Ceramic Engineering, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea

• Work Experiences2010. 05 - Present Director, SADI Master of Design Postgraduate Degree Program, Samsung Art and Design Institute, Seoul, Korea2007. 03 - Present Director, Product Design Innovation Lab., Samsung Art and Design Institute, Seoul, Korea2005. 02 - Present Chair, Product Design Department, Samsung Art and Design Institute, Seoul, Korea1995. 01 - Present Professor, Samsung Art and Design Institute1991. 09 - 1994. 12 Director of Industrial Design, DESKEY Associates Inc. New York, NY. U.S.A 1987. 05 - 1991. 08 Senior Designer, IDI (Innovations & Development Inc.) NJ. U.S.A

• Published Books - 2009 A Study on Successful Design Management with Design Frontierism and Design Method for High - tech Companies: Based on the Grounded Theory and the application of the Flow Theory, Assist- 2004 Design & Marketing, co - authored with M. K. Lee, Hyungsul Press

• Awards 2010 iF Product Design Award, Germany: ‘Skywalker’2010 iF Product Design Award, Germany: ‘HALO’2009 Red - Dot Design Concept Award, Singapore: ‘Skywalker’

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Discussant

Sangbong LieFashion Designer

Special Lecture 1

• Education1998 - 1999 Chung - Ang University Culture and Arts Leaders Course1975 - 1979 Seoul Institute of the arts Entertainment and broadcasting

• Work Experiences2011 “10th” Anniversary of Opening Incheon International Airport”, Fashion Gala Dinner Show, Incheon, Korea2011 “Concept Korea III (Cultural Treasures 2011)”, Fashion Presentation, New York, U.S.A 2010 “26th Korea’s Best Dresser 2010 Swan Award”, Fashion Show, Seoul, Korea2010 “Gang - nam Fashion Festival,” Representative of the Korea Designer, COEX, Seoul, Korea2010 “20th Anniversary of Diplomatic Ties between Korea and Russia”, Fashion Show, Moscow, Russia2010 “Hyundai Motors New 2.4GDI Sonata”, Launching Show, Seoul, Korea2002 - Present Prêt - à - Porter Collection, Paris, France1994 - Present SFAA (Seoul Fashion Artist Association) Collection, Seoul, Korea

• Awards 2011 Selected as one of the designers in “50 Bags that Changed the World”, by the Design Museum (UK)2011 Received “Globalization” Prize Award at the 18th Samwoodang’s South Korea Textile and Fashion Awards2011 Won the South Korea’s “Fashion Quality Awards”2010 Foreign Correspondents ‘”PR Award” by Seoul Correspondents’ Club2010 Received “Han - Style Hanguel” Prize at the 2nd South Korea’s Korean Wave Awards2009 Won the “President Prize” of the Designer of the Year

Special Lecture 2

Moderator

Speakers

Hyuck JungHead of HR Development Department, Korea Trade - Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA)

Chihiro SuematsuProfessor, Graduate School of Management, Kyoto University

“The Power of Human Talents in Kyoto - style Management”

In this session, Dr. Chihiro Suematsu, the author of bestselling book <Kyoto - style Management> will

speak about success stories of the Japanese companies such as Kyocera, Nintendo and Uniqlo. He will

deliver a lecture on efficient human resources system and networking strategies of the companies that

had overcome the financial crisis and made continuous growth during the economic downturn. He will

also speak about the ways that Korea's large and medium - sized companies can develop their global

competitiveness and make sustainable growth.

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• Education2007 Executive MBA, Helsinki School of Economics1985 Bachelor’s Degree, Business Management, Chonnam National University

• Work Experiences2011 Head of Human Resource Development Department2010 Head of Japan Business Department2010 Head of IT Industry Department2006 Director General of Nagoya Korea Business Center2002 Deputy Director of Regional Head Office of Japan2000 Team leader of Japan Team1997 Tokyo Korea Business Center1990 Osaka Korea Business Center

• Awards2008 Ministerial Citation

Moderator

Hyuck JungHead of HR Development Department, Korea Trade - Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA)

Special Lecture 2

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• Education2004 Ph.D, Economics, Kyoto University1984 M.S,Management Science and Engineering Management, Stanford University 1979 B.S, Electronic Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology

• Work Experiences2001 - Present Kyoto University1988 - 2001 Advanced Consulting Network, Founder and Managing Director1985 - 1988 McKinsey & Co., Japan, Management Consultant1979 - 1985 JGC Corporation, Nuclear System Engineer

• Published Books - Open Source and Neo IT Strategy, Nikkei, 2004 - Kyoto - Style Management - Module Strategy, Nikkei, 2002 - How does the Net change the whole financial industry? Diamond, 2000 - Network Organization Management Theory (co - authored), Diamond, 1997 - JAVA Revolution (co - authored), Diamond, 1996 - The CALS World, Diamond, 1995 - Strategic / Creative Problem Solving Skills, Nikkei BP, 1995 - Practice, Information Systems Reformation, Nikkei, 1995 - Introduction to Open Systems, Part II, Diamond,1992 - Introduction to Open Systems, Part I, Diamond,1991 - Open System Renovation, Diamond, 1990

Speaker

Chihiro SuematsuProfessor, Graduate School of Management, Kyoto University

Special Lecture 2

Specialists Meeting 1

Moderator

Speakers

Discussants

New President of KRIVET

Claus MunkwitzCEO, Chamber of Craft Industries in the Stuttgart Region

Sangmoon LeePrincipal, Busan National Maritime High School

Geechan WonSenior Vice President, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Yunhak Hwang Director General, HR Development Council, The Korea Chamber of Commerce & Industry

“The Role of Schools and Companies in High School Vocational Education: Case Study of Industry - Academy Cooperation at Meister High School”

Under the current circumstances of low fertility rate, aging population and increasing numbers of

higher education students, companies face the challenges of intensifying "labor supply and demand

imbalance" in labor market. Being inspired by German Meister system, Korean government launched

'Meister High School' in the year of 2010 in order to develop excellent human resources and to practice

on - site customized training for future technicians. Now, Meister High School is recognized as a very

successful example of vocational education policy. Major enterprises and public companies announced

that they will give recruiting priorities to Meister students. Being supported by hiring companies is

essential for the public vocational training organizations to stabilize and successfully run their programs.

In this session, based on the case studies on Meister High School, Korean and German educators and

education policy makers will discuss about the roles of schools and companies on high school vocational

training. They will also discuss about German Meister system and possible ways for Korean schools to

explore the future vocational training system.

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Specialists Meeting 1

• Education1987 - 1988 Advanced training at the Leadership and Management Academy of the State of Baden - Württemberg, Karlsruhe 1980 - 1981 Further training at the EcoleNationaled’Administration in Paris 1975 - 1977 First and second state examinations in law in Freiburg and Stuttgart

• Work Experiences1994 - Present Chief Executive Director of the Chamber of Craft Industries in the Stuttgart region1989 - 1994 Head of division for economic, SME and energy policy at the State Ministry Baden - Württemberg, deputy head of the Department of State Affairs 1985 - 1989 Consultant and deputy head of division for economic policy at the Ministry of Economics of the state of Baden - Württemberg, main focus: Attraction of new businesses and help and support for existing businesses, as well as build - up of the European Affairs department 1978 - 1985 Assistant at the regional government of Baden - Württemberg, District Council Office, Department for Public Order and Transport and Regional Council Tübingen, field: Planning Approval, Ministry of the Interior and two - year delegation to the Federal Minister

of the Interior,Department Constitution / Administration

• Published Books - The Future of Skilled Crafts - The Master Craftsmen (“Meister”) of the Future - The Skilled Crafts Principle: Values of owner - managed companies

• Awards Silver Badge of Honour of the Baden - Württemberg Confederation of Skilled Crafts Golden Badge of Honour of the German Confederation of Skilled Crafts

Speaker

Claus MunkwitzCEO, Chamber of Craft Industries in the Stuttgart Region

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• EducationB.A. Economics, Seoul National University

• Work Experiences2009 CEO, STX Singapore, Pte2005 - 2008 Executive Managing Director & Head of Tanker, Car Carrier, Gas Carrier Operation2002 - 2005 President, Sewon Precision Industry,Ltd1983 - 1999 Executive Director, Daewoo Group1979 - 1982 Manager, Korea Maritime & Port Administration

Speaker

Sangmoon LeePrincipal, Busan National Maritime High School

Specialists Meeting 1

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Specialists Meeting 1

• Education1984 Bachelor Degree, Business Administration, SungKyunKwan University, Seoul, Korea1975 High - School Diploma, Daeshin High School, Seoul, Korea

• Work Experiences2010. 01 Leader of Samsung Electronics Corporate HR Team (Senior Vice President)2009. 01 Leader of Samsung Electronics Digital Media & Communication Division HR Team (Vice President)2006. 01 Leader of Samsung Electronics Digital Media Business HR Team (Vice President)2005. 01 Leader of Samsung Electronics North America HQ HR Team (Vice President)1996. 07 Leader of Samsung Electronics North America HQ HR Team (Director)1984. 06 Joined Samsung Electronics

Discussant

Geechan WonSenior Vice President, Samsung Electronics, Co., Ltd.

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• Education1989. 08 Master’s degree, Electrical engineering, Chungbuk university1980. 02 Electrical engineering, Chungbuk university1976. 02 Cheong - Ju High school

• Work ExperiencesPresent Director General of HR department2009. 03 - 2011. 02 Chief of HRD Institute in Korea Chamber of Commerce & Industry2004. 03 - 2009. 02 Commissioner of Human Resources Development Institute in Korea Chamber of Commerce & Industry2003. 04 - 2007. 02 Chief of training planning department in Korea Chamber of Commerce & Industry

Discussant

Yunhak HwangDirector General, HR Development Council, The Korea Chamber of Commerce & Industry

Specialists Meeting 1

Specialists Meeting 2

Moderator

Speaker

Discussants

Donhee LeeChair Professor of Education, Dankook University

Taeje SeongPresident, Korea Institute for Curriculum and Evaluation

Seogsoo HanDirector General, Ministry of Education, Science & Technology

Shinho Kim Superintendent, Daejeon Metropolitan Office of Education

Seockho Kim Professor of Educational Psychology, The University of Georgia

“Methods to Develop Basic Learning Capacity for All Students”

Since it launched NAEA in 2008, Korean government has been putting a lot of efforts on conducting

various educational policies and developing programs to ensure basic education of quality for all

students. Korea has attracted attention of an international community, by ranking highly in international

student academic achievement tests such as the PISA. On the other hand, the U.S. government has

strong interests in developing new academic achievement evaluation system as it is waiting for a

submission of new “NCLB (No Child Left Behind) Amendments”. In this session, education policy makers

from the U.S. and Korea will have a discussion about current status of academic achievement evaluation

system in both countries, and find solutions to improve academic achievement.

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• Education1972 - 1974 Ph.D. Philosophy of Education, Wayne State University, Michigan, USA 1968 - 1972 M.A. Philosophy, Wayne State University, Michigan, USA1960 - 1964 M.A. Education, Seoul National University, Seoul1956 - 1960 B.A. Education, Seoul National University, Seoul

• Work Experiences2009 - Present Chair Professor of Education, Dankook University2006 - Present Member, The National Academy of Sciences, Republic of Korea2000 - 2001 Minister of Education, Republic of Korea1995 - 1997 President, Korean Educational Development Institute1974 - 2003 (Present) Assistant, Associate, Full, (Emeritus) Professor of Education, Seoul National University

• Published Books - 1992, 1999 Revised A Theory of Educational Justice. Kyoyukkwahaksa. Seoul- 1986 Moral Education. Kyoyukkwahaksa. Seoul- 1983 Introduction to Philosophy of Education. Kyoyukkwahaksa. Seoul

• Awards 1997 The NAS Award from the National Academy of Sciences, Republic of Korea

Moderator

Donhee LeeChair Professor of Education, Dankook University

Specialists Meeting 2

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• Education1988. 12 Ph.D. University of Wisconsin - Madison 1986. 08 M.S. University of Wisconsin - Madison1982. 02 B.A. Korea University

• Work Experiences

2011. 03 - Present President, Korea Institute for Curriculum and Evaluation2010. 04 - 2011. 03 Secretary General of Korean Council for University Education (KCUE)2009. 04 - 2010. 04 Policy Advisory Committee Member for Secretary for Education, Science & Culture in the Blue House, Office of the President2006. 06 - 2008. 06 Policy Evaluation Committee Member for Korean Government2006. 06 - 2008. 02 President, Korean Society for Educational Evaluation2002. 08 - 2005. 05 Dean of Admission Office; Academic Affairs1989. 09 - Present Professor, Dept. of Education, Ewha Womans University

• Published Books - 2011 Fundamental Stastics 6th, Seoul: Hakjisa - 2010 Modern Educational Evaluation (revised edition), Seoul: Hakjisa - 2006 Research Methodology, Seoul: Hakjisa

• Awards 2008. 12 Red Stripes, Order of Service Merit

Speaker

Taeje SeongPresident, Korea Institute for Curriculum and Evaluation

Specialists Meeting 2

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• Education2002 Ph.D. in Education, University of Iowa, U.S.A.1986 Master of Public Administration, Hanyang University, Korea1983 Bachelor of Public Administration, Hanyang University, Korea The 29th Higher Civil Service Examination

• Work Experiences2010. 03 - Present Director General, Education Information Statistics Bureau Ministry of Education, Science & Technology (MEST) 2010. 09 - 2011. 02 Director General, University Support Bureau Ministry of Education, Science & Technology (MEST)2010. 03 - 2010. 09 Director General, Policy Coordination & Planning Bureau Ministry of Education, Science & Technology (MEST)2009. 07 - 2010. 03 President, National Training Institute of Education, Science, and Technology (NEST)2008. 10 - 2009. 04 Acting Superintendent, Chungcheongnamdo Office of Education2008. 09 - 2009. 07 Vice Superintendent, Chungcheongnamdo Office of Education 2007. 09 - 2008. 07 Secretary - General, Chungnam University1996. 08 - 2007. 09 Director, Academic Research & University Affairs, Ministry of Education (MOE); Director, Junior College Division, Ministry of Education (MOE); Director, Planning & Legal Affairs Division, Ministry of Education and Human Resources (MoEHRD),

Visiting Professor, Gongju University

• Published Books - 2010 Teacher Evaluation System in Japan- 2007 Worries of American College Admission Officers Translating Lloyd Thacker (2005), College Unranked, Harvard University Press), Arshe Press- 2005 Dreaming of “Butterfly - Effect” in Education, Arche Press

• Awards 2006 Service Merit Medal

Discussant

Seogsoo HanDirector General, Education Information Statistics Bureau Ministry of Education, Science & Technology (MEST)

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• Education1992. 08 Ph.D, College of Education, University of Iowa1989. 05 MS Ed, College of Education, Western Illinois University1983. 02 B.A, College of Education, Hannam University1973. 02 B.A, Kongju National University of Education

• Work Experiences2010. 07 - 2002. 09 The 8th Superintendent, Daejeon Metropolitan City Education2009. 01 - 2002. 09 The 7th Superintendent, Daejeon Metropolitan City Education2006. 08 - 2002. 09 The 6th Superintendent, Daejeon Metropolitan City Education2006. 08 - 1994. 09 Professor of education, Kongju National University of Education

• Published Books - 2003 The Direction of Korean Education in the 21st Century. Daekyo Publishing Co. LTD.- 2001 Korean Education : It just can’t fall as it is. Daekyo Publishing Co. LTD.- 1999 Child Development and Learning. Seoul : Educational Press Co.- 1998 Hot Buttons : Ten Educational Issues. Seoul : Won Mi Sa- 1997 Character Education in Primary School. Daejeon Metropolitan Office of Education Press

• Awards 2011. 06 Awarded the Certificate of Freedom Award from World League For Freedom and Democracy2011. 03 Awarded the Great Youth Medal from Korea Youth Association2007. 09 Awarded the Most Excellent Educator Medal from Mongolian Government1999. 09 Elected as ‘The Asia 500 Leaders for the New Century’ by Barons Who’s Who in recognition of exemplary achievements1999. 01 Included in Marquis Who’s Who in the World, 16th Edition in recognition of outstanding Achievements

Discussant

Shinho KimSuperintendent, Daejeon Metropolitan Office of Education

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• Education1991 Ph.D., Major: Educational Psychology (Quantitative Methods), Minor: Statistics, University of Wisconsin - Madison1986 M.S, Educational Psychology (Quantitative Methods), University of Wisconsin - Madison1983 B.A, Major: Education, Minor: Psychology, Korea University

• Work Experiences2010 - 2011 President, Korean - American Educational Researchers Association2009 - 2010 Vice President, Korean - American Educational Researchers Association2009 - Present Board Member, Korean - American Educational Researchers Association2009 - Present Technical Advisory Board of Tennessee Department of Education, Member2009 - Present Korean - American Educational Researchers Association 2007 - Present Professor, Department of Educational Psychology and Instructional Technology The University of Georgia2001 - 2007 Associate Professor, Department of Educational Psychology and Instructional Technology, The University of Georgia2001 - 2003 Research, Evaluation, Measurement, and Statistics Program Coordinator, Department of Educational Psychology and Instructional Technology, The University of Georgia1995 - 2001 Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Psychology and Instructional Technology, The University of Georgia1991 - 1995 Center for Placement Testing, University of Wisconsin - Madison, Assistant Scientist

• Published Books - Baker, F. B., & Kim, S. - H. (2004). Item response theory: Parameter estimation techniques (2nd ed.)

New York: Marcel Dekker

• Awards 2011 NCME (National Council on Measurement in Education) 2011 Annual Award, for an outstanding application of educational measurement technology to solve a specific problem in educational measurement (with Drs. Sun - Joo Cho, Allan S. Cohen, and Brian A. Bottge)2010 MPEES (Measurement in Physical Education and Exercise Science) Reviewer Award2004 The University of Georgia, College of Education, Outstanding Teaching Award

Discussant

Seockho KimProfessor of Educational Psychology, The University of Georgia

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