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the World’s Intellectuals (2002). He is affiliated with diverse committees, including the Korea Theatre
Critics, the Korean Society of Arts and Cultural Management, and the Korea Ballet Association.
Chung, Jeong-SookFellow at the Culture and Arts Policy Research Division at Korea Culture and
Tourism Institute. Chung's areas of expertise include local culture, cultural exchange, and culture
ODA (Official Development Assistance). She served as a panelist for the East Asia Forum, Research
Fellow for the Korea Institute for Future Strategies, and as an expert adviser to the Presidential
Committee on the Northeast Asian Cooperation Initiative. Publications include Culture ODA
Development Research, Basic Research for Asian Culture City Implementation, and Culture and Arts
Policy for an Aging Society. Chung received her B.A. in English Literature and her M.A. and Ph.D. in
Political Science at Ewha Womans University.
Choe, JunhoProfessor at the Theatrical Studies Department at the School of Drama of Korean
National University of Arts (KNUA). He is currently an Executive Committee Member at the Korean
Arts Management Service, and Counselor of the Ministry of Culture for the Promotion of Korean
Wave in Arts. Previously, he served as the Director of the Korean Cultural Center in Paris, the Artistic
Director of Seoul Arts Center, and the General Counselor for the Korean National Theatre. Choe
received his B.A. and M.A. in French Language and Literature at Sung Kyun Kwan University and
his Ph.D. in Theatrical Studies from the Institute of Theatrical Studies at the University of Paris III
(Sorbonne Nouvelle).
Choi, Hyuck JinDirector of Infrastructure Development at the Korea Social Enterprise Promotion
Agency (KSEPA). Established in 2010, KSEPA is a public institution under the Ministry of
Employment and Labor that supports the establishment and operation of social enterprises. Choi
served around 10 years at the Wonju Health and Social Care Cooperative as the Deputy Secretary
General for Planning and Executive Director, among other positions. He also served in various
positions such as the Vice Chairman of the Board at the Wonju Health and Social Care Cooperative,
and as the Director of the Gangwon-Wonju province at the Social Enterprise Regional Support
Agency. He received his B.A. in Political Science at Sogang University.
Heo, Injung Chairman of the Board at the Arts & Community Network and the President of
Chosun Ilbo's A Better Future. The Arts & Community Network is a non-profit organization that
enables culture sharing via invigorating the corporate social responsibility activities of companies
through consulting. After 10 years at Chosun Ilbo as a journalist, Heo served the CJ Group as the CSR
Section Chief and the CJ Sharing Foundation as Executive Secretary. She received her B.A. and M.A.
in Journalism and Broadcasting from Seoul National University and studied Arts and Culture
Management at Hongik University.