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We were contacted recently by a US company whose supply of products from Korea was abruptly discontinued. They had invested a lot of money in the business (tens of thousands of dollars) but were left without even a proper explanation of what had happened. My team did some preliminary research...
I was contacted by a US currency investment firm looking for partners in Korea. One member of my network was of particular interest and I gladly forwarded this introduction on. In the meantime, I also suggested that my contact join Korea Business Central (KoreaBusinessCentral.com), which he did. He was then...
Sometimes the smog, fog or yellow dust (or a combination of the three!) gets in the way of seeing much…
A US company getting ready for a show in Seoul needing creative design, translation and printing of brochures, posters and a banner on very short notice. We were able to bring it all together in-time and the client even sent us the following thank-you note just days ago: Steven, We...
Koreans are reclaiming their history in a big way. When I first arrived in the mid-90s, I remember thinking that if Korea could put together a public relations machine like Japan’s, they would really raise their profile in the world. As Koreans have a lot to be proud of, it’s...
Mr. Min-Geun Lee is a candidate for city council from the Grand National Party and he's a "Local Worker Who Gets Things Done!" He would like to represent the Il-Dong, I-Dong and Seongpo-Dong areas of Ansan city.
The yellow sign says, "Focused Enforcement is Underway Against Illegal Parking Near the Intersection". Well, this photo shows the area near the intersection… Nothing particularly unusual about this morning either…. Hmm…
Mr. Gwang-Mo Yang is from the National Participation Party [my translation, not theirs, since I can’t find an English name for the party on their website [EXPIRED LINK REMOVED: https://www.handypia.org/] . This is a good indication they are not a leading party.) and is running for the Gyeonggi Province assembly,...
OK, it's true. I framed this photo to look like this. We can actually see a lot more, but it does seem representative of modern Korean urban living that this is what we see when we walk out our front door.
