Yongwook Paik
KAIST, Korea
Professor Paik is a tenured professor at the KAIST College of Business, located in Seoul, Korea. His research focuses on entrepreneurship, innovation, and strategy and how they are interrelated with institutions and public policies.
Daniel Sokol
USC, USA
D. Daniel Sokol is the Carolyn Craig Franklin Chair in Law and a Professor of Law and Business at the USC Gould School of Law and Marshall School of Business (marketing department). He holds a courtesy appointment in the Department of Economics.
Dongwon Lee
HKUST, Hong Kong
Professor Lee Dongwon is an assistant Professor of the Department of Information Systems, Business Statistics and Operations Management (#ISOM), and a Lee Heng Fellow of HKUST Business School.
Dokyun (DK) Lee
Boston U, USA
Dokyun ”DK” Lee, is a Kelli Questrom Chair Associate Professor of Information Systems and Computing & Data Science School at Boston University. He studies the responsible application, development, and impact}of AI in business with a focus on unstructured data.
Yong Lim
SNU, Korea
Yong is an Associate Professor at Seoul National University (“SNU”), School of Law, who specializes in competition and governance in digital markets. As a leading contributor to law and policy for data and AI governance in Korea, Yong’s work includes articles and publications on digital platforms and competition, data ownership and portability, and data privacy.
The Korean Innovation Research Center 