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Jeonju Chamber of Commerce Joins Global Business Leaders at the 23rd World Korean Business Convention in Atlanta

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2025-04-21 08:10:19
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Jeonju, South Korea – The Jeonju Chamber of Commerce and Industry (JCCI), led by Chairman Kim Jong-tae, announced its participation in the 23rd World Korean Business Convention held at the Gas South Convention Center in Atlanta, USA, from April 17th to 20th. This significant global economic networking event brought together Korean business leaders from around the world to foster business cooperation and exchange.

Initially planned as the '1st Korean American Business Convention,' the event was elevated to the 'World Korean Business Convention' during the organizing committee meeting in December of last year, signifying its enhanced international standing and broader scope.

The World Korean Business Convention stands as one of the largest economic networking events for the Korean diaspora, attracting approximately 15,000 participants, including overseas Korean businesspeople and representatives from domestic small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), along with over 300 participating organizations. The agenda for this year's convention featured a diverse array of programs designed to facilitate business growth and collaboration, including a corporate exhibition, a venture capital (VC) investment forum, a startup competition, and various business matchmaking sessions.   

Chairman Kim Jong-tae expressed his enthusiasm about the event, stating, "Following the unprecedented success of the 22nd World Korean Business Convention held in Jeonju last October, it is truly meaningful to reconnect with global Korean business leaders in Atlanta this year." He further added, "We sincerely hope that this convention will pave the way for numerous collaborations, including the expansion of local companies into global markets, the attraction of foreign investment, and the broadening of valuable networks."

The JCCI's participation underscores the ongoing collaborative efforts established with key organizations involved in the convention. The JCCI, the Korean American Chamber of Commerce USA (KACCUSA), the co-host of the event, and the Korean American Chamber of Commerce of Atlanta (KACCA), the co-organizer, had previously signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) during the 22nd World Korean Business Convention in Jeonju. This agreement aimed to build a robust network to diversify the overseas export markets for companies in the North Jeolla Province and strengthen their global competitiveness.

Expanding Global Networks and Opportunities

The World Korean Business Convention serves as a crucial platform for Korean entrepreneurs and business professionals worldwide to connect, share insights, and explore potential collaborations. For Korean SMEs like those represented by the Jeonju Chamber of Commerce, the convention offers invaluable opportunities to:   

Access International Markets: By engaging with overseas Korean business leaders who possess local market knowledge and networks, Jeonju-based companies can gain pathways to enter and succeed in new international markets.
Attract Foreign Investment: The presence of venture capitalists and investors at the VC investment forum provides a vital avenue for local businesses, particularly startups and growing enterprises, to secure funding for expansion and innovation.
Forge Strategic Partnerships: The various networking sessions and business meetings facilitate the creation of strategic alliances with international partners, leading to joint ventures, technology transfers, and expanded market reach.
Gain Global Business Insights: Through seminars, workshops, and interactions with experienced global business figures, participants can gain valuable insights into international business trends, legal frameworks, and cultural nuances crucial for global success.
Showcase Local Innovation: The corporate exhibition and startup competition provide platforms for Jeonju companies to showcase their products, services, and innovative technologies to a global audience, enhancing their visibility and attracting potential partners and customers.

The Significance of the World Korean Business Convention

The elevation of the event to the "World Korean Business Convention" highlights the increasing recognition of the global Korean business community's economic influence and its potential to contribute to both the Korean economy and the economies of their respective host countries. This convention not only fosters business opportunities but also strengthens the bonds within the Korean diaspora and promotes Korean entrepreneurship on a global scale.   

The Jeonju Chamber of Commerce's active participation in this prestigious event demonstrates its commitment to supporting the internationalization of its member companies and fostering economic growth within the Jeonju region by connecting with a powerful global network of Korean business leaders. The outcomes of this convention are anticipated to yield tangible benefits for the participating Jeonju businesses in the form of new partnerships, investment opportunities, and expanded global market access.

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