Gerhard Schröder

1. 1998-2005 Chancellor of Germany
2. 1999-2004 Leader of the Social Democratic Party
3. 1990-1998 Prime Minister of Lower Saxony
4. 1997-1998 President of the Bundestrat

Thomas J. Sargent

1. 2011 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics Science
2. 2006 BOK Institute for Monetary and Economic Research Advising Professo
3. Professor of Economics and Business at New York University

Robert Kagan

1. Senior Researcher, Brookings Institution
2. Secretary of State Hilary Clinton’s Foreign Affairs Policy Board
3. Columnists, Washington Post

Michael Pettis

1. Professor, Guanghua School of Management, Peking University
2. Chief Economists, Guosen Securitieis

Peter Cornelius

1. Chairman of Europe Private Equity & Venture Capital Association
2. Economists, AlpInvest Partners
3. Chief Economist, Royal Dutch/Shell Group

Fukagawa Yukiko

1. Professor of Political Economy at Waseda University
2. Author of [ The Korean Economy in The Great Transition Period ]

Mark Penn

1. CEO of Burson-Marsteller
2. Key Advisor of U.S. President Bill Clinton, British Prime Minister Tony Blair
3. Author of [ Microtrend ]

John Maeda

1. President of the Rhode Island School of Design
2. Director of Aesthetics and Computing Group

Kevin Ashton

1. General Manager, Belkin Conserve
2. Vice President of Marketing, EnerNOC
3. Expert on clean tech & innovation

Jaewan Bahk

1. Secretary of Ministry Strategy and Finance
2. Former Secretary of Ministry of Employment and Labor
3. Former Chief Secretary of Presidential Government Planning

Seok Cho

1. Former CEO of Korea Industrial Complex Corporation
2. Former Director General for Industry and Knowledge Economy, MKE
3. Former Director General for Electronics, Textile and Chemical Industries, MOCIE

Duck-Soo Han

1. Chairman of KITA
2. 2009-2012 Ambassador of South Korea to the US
3. 2007 Prime Minister of South Korea
4. 2002 Senior presidential secretary for economic affairs

Yoon-Dae Euh

1. Chairman of KB Financial Group
2. Chairman of Presidential Council on Nation Branding, Korea

In-Sil Yi

1. Professor of Economics at Sogang University Graduate School
2. Next President of Korea Economic Association
3. Former Director of National Statistical Office

Jong-Koo Park

1. 2011 Chairman of Korea Polytechnics niversity
2. 2008-2009 Ministry of Educational Science and Technology Secondary Vice-Minister