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From our inception we have recognized the importance of creating an organization dedicated to open and frank discussions on critical issues. We believe we have brought together the characteristics of a leadership team that allows us to do just that. We are encouraged by our progress thus far and look forward to continued growth and expansion enlisting the strong support of industry, academe and key political leaders.

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About Us

The US-Asia Network seeks to facilitate a more cordial US-Asian relationship beyond political and national boundaries to insure the long-term health of that relationship in all its dimensions. The Network consists of individuals and organizations that will employ the knowledge and resources of US and Asian policymakers and business leaders to promote non-partisan discussion on Pacific Rim issues and to foster investment, trade and commerce between the US and Asian countries.

The Network hosts events and forums for policymakers, the press and the public to discuss important US–Asia policy issues.

Membership in the Network is open to anyone who pledges support for the following goals:

• Promoting the growth and advancement of non-partisan discussions related to
US–Asian issues

• Providing a non-partisan forum for concerns to be raised

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Mission Statement

The US-Asia Network consists of individuals and organizations that will employ the knowledge and resources of US and Asian policymakers and business leaders to promote non-partisan discussion on Pacific Rim issues and to foster investment, trade and commerce between the US and Asian countries.

While there is no shortage of business groups, think tanks or seminars seeking to profit from the emerging importance of US-Asia policy, the Network is distinct because it intends to operate in a balanced nature, creating a unique dialogue between both the public and private sectors.

Through its emphasis on proactive involvement, the US–Asia Network can offer a forum for a wide array of political, policy and business views.
• Promoting the education of Members of Congress, the ROK National Assembly
and other legislatures about US–Asia issues

• Promoting commerce and free flow of information between the continents

• Maximizing the openness of and participation in government by the people

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Our Leadership

The Network recognizes that in order to flourish and be successful it is necessary to employ the talents of a diverse range of leadership.

Those public sector officials lending their name to this effort and serving as the honorary chairmen recognize the importance of the Network’s activities from both an economic and political perspective. We have engaged officials with extremely impressive credentials to serve in this capacity and they will be relied upon enormously to formulate the Network’s vision.

The board of directors will manage the activities and affairs of the Network and will be composed of the chairman, president and secretary/treasurer. The individuals selected represent a broad cross section of government, industry, academe and not-for-profit institutions which will serve to implement the Network’s objectives.

In addition, the Network desires to seek the advice and involvement of prominent individuals and organizations to accomplish its mission. Members of the board of advisors will be appointed at the discretion of the board of directors and will be made up of a broad cross section of the public interest community and industry.

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Honarary Chairmen

Senator Conrad Burns
United States Senator
Chairman, US-Asia Network

Conrad Burns became only the second Republican senator in Montana’s history, defeating incumbent John Melcher in 1989. Now in his third term, Senator Burns is the longest-serving Republican Senator in Montana history.

With a seat on the powerful Senate Appropriations Committee, Senator Burns has been able to bring more than $1 billion in federal funds to the state since he took office. He has been a champion of a fiscally conservative government and a strong voice for lower taxes to create new businesses and more jobs. He has expanded Montana’s job base by establishing more balanced trade with Canada and brought better education and health care to Montanans by encouraging high-tech investment in the state. He has pursued new markets for agricultural producers while securing millions of dollars in grants for research and marketing improvements.

Serving as chairman of the Senate Interior Appropriations Subcommittee for the 108th Congress, Senator Burns has jurisdiction over all the country’s federal lands and the National Park Service. His love of the outdoors brings him back to Montana several times each month and is a guardian of the state’s vast natural resources. As a result of his work in the Senate, more than 70 rural Montana communities have adopted enforceable drinking water protection programs and funding has become available to safeguard acres of Montana through the Land and Water Conservation Fund.

On the national level, Senator Burns has criticized America’s dependency upon foreign oil supplies, calling on Congress to ban imports from Iraq and increase domestic production and research in fuel cell technology. He also has cosponsored a Senate bill to voluntarily arm airline pilots to protect against future terrorist attacks.

In 1997, Senator Burns became Chairman of the Communications Subcommittee, one of the major regulatory posts in Congress. Since then he has been praised as one of the fathers of the modern Internet, standing for deregulation and the roll out of broadband in rural areas, and pushing for new Internet and mobile phone technologies. He authored section 706 of the 1996 Telecommunications Act and in 1999 unveiled the Digital Dozen proposal of telecom legislation. During the 107th Congress, Senator Burns pushed his Tech 7 agenda, which aimed to bring greater security to the Internet. At the open of the 108th Congress, Senator Burns unveiled his NexGenTen Tech Agenda, ten top priority items to strengthen security and usher reform for 21st century communication.

Senator Burns was born on a farm near Gallatin, Missouri, on January 25, 1935, to Russell and Mary Frances (Knight) Burns. Graduating from Gallatin High School in 1952, He enrolled in the College of Agriculture at the University of Missouri. Two years later Senator Burns enlisted in the Marine Corps and was posted in East Asia.

Following his military service Senator Burns began working for TWA and Ozark airlines until 1962, when he became a field representative for Polled Hereford World magazine in Billings, Montana. Named the first manager of the Northern International Livestock Expo in 1968, Senator Burns began his career in radio and television broadcasting, reporting on agricultural market news and establishing his reputation as the voice of Montana agriculture.

In 1975, Senator Burns founded four radio stations known as the Northern Ag Network, which grew to serve 31 radio and TV stations across Montana and Wyoming by the time he sold it in 1986.

Senator Burns began his career in politics when he was elected to the Yellowstone County Commission, serving for two years before deciding to run for the U.S. Senate.

Hahn, Hwa-Kap
Member of the National Assembly and MDP party
Founding Chairman, US-Asia Network Korea Chapter

Hahn Hwa-Kap was elected in 2002 as the president of the Millennium Democratic Party, receiving the highest vote tally of any candidate. Mr. Hahn has had an honorable and respectable career as a public servant, an educator and an eminent member of Korean politics for over three decades. He has gained a widely recognized reputation for his unyielding and courageous leadership and for his forceful vision in matters of both politics and education. He serves as the chairman of the US-Asia Network Korea Chapter.

Mr. Hahn was born in Uido, Jeollanam-do Province, Korea, on February 1, 1939 and was raised in Mokpo City in the same province. He earned a bachelor’s degree in International Relations from Seoul National University, the leading university in Korea, and a master’s degree from Hankuk Aviation University.

His political career began in 1967 when he served as Kim Dae-jung’s campaign manager and continued with his roles as press secretary and policy commissioner. Mr. Hahn has also been an inspiration for aspiring young students as a man of unyielding principles and responsible leadership, as evidenced by his position as an honorary professor at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in China. His desire to strengthen the future of Korea through education has earned him many honorary doctorate degrees. He also has published two books.

Mr. Hahn’s lifetime mission to pursue Korean political dreams with President Kim Dae-jung had to endure many turbulent years and hardships, including three separate imprisonments.

Mr. Hahn is presently a member of the National Assembly of Korea, where he has served three consecutive terms. His dreams to participate in crucial changes, working directly with the president, led him to many other key positions such as floor leader and a secretary general of the National Congress for New Politics (NCNP).

Mr. Hahn is married to Chung Soon Ae, a former teacher, and they have two sons, Woo Jin and Woo Young.

Kim, Hyuk Kyu
Member of the National Assembly and URI party
Co-Chair, US-Asia Network Korea Chapter

Born on August 1, 1939, Mr. Kim is currently serving as special advisor to the president for economic policy and is a member of the Central Standing Committee of the URI Party. He serves as one of the non-partisan co-chairs of the US-Asia Network Korea Chapter.

Education
Feb. 1958:	Graduated from Dongseong High School
Feb. 1965:	Bachelor of Political Science (Administration); Busan National Univesrity
Aug. 1999:	Changwon National University, MA
Feb. 1999:	Taken an Honorary Doctor of Economics from Gyeongsang National University
Feb. 2000:	Taken an Honorary Doctor of Political Science (Administration) from Dong-A University
Aug. 2002:	Taken an Honorary Doctor of Political Science from Changwon National University
Career
1979 — 1980:	President, Korean Businessmen Association of New York, USA
1982 — 1983:	Chief Director, Korean Association of New York, USA
March 1993 — Dec. 1993:	Senior Secretary to the President for Civil Affairs
Dec. 1993 — March 1995:	Appointed the 27th governor of Gyeongnam Province
July 1995 — Dec. 2003:	Served his third terms as governor of Gyeongnam Province
1995:	Vice Chairman of Busan Asian Games Organization Committee
Jan. 2004 — Present:	Special Advisor to the President for Economic Policy, A Member of Central Standing Committee of URI Party
May 2004 — Present:	A Member of the 17th National Assembly

Dr. Chung, Ui-Hwa
Member of the National Assembly and GNP party
Co-Chair, US-Asia Network Korea Chapter

Dr. Chung was born on December 18, 1948, and is a member of the GNP Party as well as the vice-chairman of the Finance and Economy Committee in the National Assembly. He serves as one of the non-partisan co-chairs of the US-Asia Network Korea Chapter.

Education
Feb. 1961:	Graduated from ChungAng Elementary School
Feb. 1964:	Graduated from Busan Middle School
Feb. 1967:	Graduated from Busan High School
Feb. 1973:	Graduated from Busan National University, Medical School
1978:	Master's degree from Bonsai University, Medical School
1995:	Doctor's degree from InJe University, Medical School
Career
1973:	Acquired the American Medical Licence (ECFMG)
1974:	Completion of Internship course in Yonsei University Sebeurance Hospital
1978:	Completion of the course of Neurosurgeon in Jeon- Ju Jesus Hospital
1978 — 1979:	Clinical fellowship of Neurosurgery in GaJu Univ. San Francisco, California
1979 — 80:	Clinical fellowship of Neurosurgery in New York University
1981:	Study fellowship of Cerebral Hemorrhage, Neurosurgery Lorna Linda Univ., USA
May 1981:	Installed as the director in Bong Seng Neurosurgeon Hospital
1984:	Full Membership of The American Association of Neurological Surgeons (Present)
1985:	Installed as the director in Bong Seng Memorial Hospital
1989:	Publisher of On-the Spot, monthly magazine (1994) President of Bong Seng Cultural Organization (Present)
1990:	Director of Financial Management Committee, City Development Institute, Corporation (Present)
1990:	Director of Dong Rae Bong Seng Hospital
1992:	First Director of Bong Seng Cerebral Spine Institute (Present)
1992:	Busan YMCA director (Present)
1993:	Chief Director of ChungHwa Medical Foundation, Medical Juridical Foundation
1994:	President of Management Committee, Forum NewThinking
1994:	Supervisor of Korean Brain Tumor Society (Present)
1995:	Director of Korean Hospital Society and Vice President of Busan Hospital Society
1996:	The 15th Congressman (Busan Chung Dong-Gu Branch Party, Hannara the Grand National Party)
1996:	Member of Congress Health and Welfare Standing Committee
1996:	Congress Management Committee Member
1997:	Member of Congress Children Population Environment Union
1997:	President of Busan Boy Scouts Union (Present)
1997:	President of Busan Social Welfare Conference (Present)
1998:	Deputy floor leader of HanNaRa the Grand National Party
1998:	Chief Director of Bong Seng Social Welfare Association (Present)
2000:	The 16th Congressman (Busan Chung Dong-Gu Branch Party, Hannara the Grand National Party)
2000:	Member of Congress Finance & Economy Committee
2002:	Member of the Special Committee on Budget and Accounts
2003:	Chief Whip, Grand National Party
2004:	The 17th Congressman (Busan Chung Dong-Gu Branch Party, Hannara the Grand National Party) Citation of Merit
1994:	Service Prize of the Boondocks given by International Rotary Club
Writings
"Sharing Love and Flowing Affection," "Where is the Healthful Society?" Medical Treatise, "Study on Cerebral Hemorrhage"

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Board of Directors

Chairman of the Board
Leo Giacometto
Chairman and CEO
GAGE

Leo A Giacometto is the founding partner of GAGE. The firm focuses on providing strategic advice, analysis of current legislative and regulatory trends and creative yet practical business-focused solutions for emerging companies, non-profits and Fortune 500 corporations. Mr. Giacometto’s experience in various government and private entities is vast.

In 2000, during the height of the West Coast energy crisis, Mr. Giacometto accepted an appointment from Montana Governor Judy Martz and was confirmed by the state senate to serve as Montana council member on the Northwest Power Planning Council. The federally mandated state compact, which includes two members each from Montana, Idaho, Washington and Oregon, was charged with advising the Bonneville Power Administration on how to provide affordable, reliable electricity while protecting, mitigating and enhancing the fish and wildlife in the Federal Columbia River Power System.

Prior to this appointment, Mr. Giacometto served as vice president of government affairs for Morrison Knudsen Corporation, one of the largest international-engineering and construction companies operating in more than 60 countries. In that capacity, he was responsible for directing the company’s government relations operations both domestically and internationally at the legislative, regulatory and executive branches.

In 1989, President George Bush nominated Mr. Giacometto to be Montana’s U.S. marshal and in 1990 the U.S. Senate confirmed his nomination. At the age of 27, he was the youngest U.S. marshal ever confirmed by the U.S. Senate. During his tenure, he served on the Directors Marshal Service Advisory Board and was honored as one of the Nation’s Outstanding Marshals.

Other notable achievements include an appointment as secretary of Montana’s Agricultural Department for then Governor Marc Racicot. (Racicot recently served as Chairman of President Bush’s 2004 re-election campaign) Mr. Giacometto then served as chief of staff to United States Senator Conrad Burns (R-MT), helping him to a successful re-election effort in 2000 as Burns became the first Republican elected to a third term in the history of Montana. Giacometto was also elected to two terms as a state legislator, served as a county magistrate and owns and operates several businesses.

Mr. Giacometto serves as the executive director of the US-Asia Network chaired by Senator Burns.

President
George Bailey
Director
Inland Northwest Space Alliance

George Bailey is the executive director of the Inland Northwest Space Alliance (INSA), a not-for-profit organization created to promote space interests within the geographical region of the inland northwest. Through public outreach and education, INSA seeks to inspire future generations.

Mr. Bailey has committed his career to the youth and communities of Montana. He received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in education from the University of Montana. After serving consecutive offices as superintendent for Plevna, Broadus and Target Range Schools, he moved to higher education and served as adjunct assistant professor in the School of Education at the University of Montana and assistant to the vice president of research and development at the University of Montana.

Throughout his career Mr. Bailey has received numerous Educational Announcements and various awards and honors. In 1999, Bailey was appointed by the majority leader of the United States Senate to the Web-based Education Commission to study and assess educational software. The Commission’s findings will be reported to the president and Congress. Mr. Bailey is the co-founder of NetDay Montana, a grassroots effort to provide Internet access to every classroom in the nation. He is also the co-founder of Montana GLOBE/Alliance Program, a K-12 globally offered Web-based educational program located in 7,000 schools in 75 countries. In 1994, Bailey was awarded Educator of the Year by the Montana Association of the Supervision and Curriculum Development and served as president of the Montana Association of School Superintendents.

Secretary/Treasurer
Robert Arensberg
President and COO
GAGE

Robert K. Arensberg is a partner of GAGE. The firm focuses on providing strategic advice, analysis of current legislative and regulatory trends and creative yet practical business-focused solutions for emerging companies, non-profits and Fortune 500 corporations. Prior to joining the firm, Arensberg worked for telecommunications provider SBC Communications, where he served as director of external affairs and lobbied US Senate and US House members on telecom issues for the regional bell phone company. Arensberg helped author and lead SBC’s US Senate lobbying strategy related to telecommunications policy. In 2002, Arensberg secured the support of three out of the five elected Republican leaders in the US Senate, who were Senator Don Nickels (R-OK), Senator Larry Craig (R-ID) and Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX). This was done while facing the long distance phone industry giants such as AT&T and MCI and their vast lobbying war chests.

Arensberg’s experience also includes tenure with the American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI) where he served as director of political affairs. In that role, he dramatically increased the size of ACLI’s political action committee (PAC) during a time of industry consolidation. Arensberg had oversight responsibilities for the PAC board working directly with member-company chief executive officers.

Prior to joining ACLI, he served as a legislative assistant handling appropriations, banking, insurance and telecom issues. He worked also on issues specific to US Territories, having led various efforts regarding potential statehood for the territory of Puerto Rico. In addition, he spearheaded Senator Burn’s efforts to eliminate government funding for certain consumer organizations.

As the political fund designee for Senator Burns in 1994, Arensberg set fundraising records in both total dollars raised and total money spent per capita in the state of Montana (Arensberg ranked third nationally in this category). Senator Burns easily won re-election with more than 60 percent of the vote; much of this is due to a veritable campaign war chest raised and managed by Arensberg.

Arensberg’s career also includes a stint as vice president of political affairs for the financial service giant Citigroup. He planned all political contribution strategy and lobbied members of US Senate and US House Banking, Financial Service, and Tax committees, respectively.

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Other Chapters

The Network has its origins in the United States and South Korea. However, from its inception the leadership has always understood the importance of calling upon other countries in the regions to participate in the Network’s mission. It is critical that key leaders in industry, government and academe from other countries in the regions become involved in an organization playing an active role in an increasingly complex and interconnected international community.

In the United States, Senator Conrad Burns (R-MT) serves as the honorary Chairman and works closely with his Asian counterpart Founding Chairman Hahn, Hwa-Kap, Member of the National Assembly and MDP party. Kim, Hyuk-Kyu, Member of the National Assembly and URI party and Dr. Chung, Ui-Hwa, Member of the National Assembly and GNP party serve as bi-partisan co-chairs. Their positions as leaders of their nation’s legislatures give them the breadth of knowledge necessary to ensure the success of the US-Asia Network.

As a result of our success in South Korea and the United States, we are moving forward in our efforts to expand the nation’s under the Network’s umbrella.

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Sponsorship Eligibility

Sponsorship is available to both American and Asian corporations, trade associations, professional service firms and non-profit organizations. They must be incorporated in the United States and Asia and currently conduct business on either continent.

Sponsors of the Network immediately become eligible to participate in a number of activities including:

• Opportunities to interact with senior government officials, business leaders,
policy makers and academics

• The opportunity to provide input into policies that impact the US-Asian relationship in
Network-sponsored events

• Receiving advisory services on a wide range of interests and concerns

There are a variety of activities available for sponsorship. To find out more please contact the Network directly at (202) 393-4262.

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Contact Us

Leo Giacometto
Executive Director
122 C Street, N.W.
Suite 380
Washington, DC 20001
(202) 393-4262
(202) 393-4265

Robert Arensberg
Chief of Staff
122 C Street, N.W.
Suite 380
Washington, DC 20001
(202) 393-4262
(202) 393-4265

Ye-Won Cho
Director of Operations
122 C Street, N.W.
Suite 380
Washington, DC 20001
(202) 393-4262
(202) 393-4265
yewoncho@usasianetwork.org

Do Sun Chae
Executive Director, Korea Chapter
Suite 1807, A-Dong
Samho-Moolsan Building
275-I Yangjae-Dong, Seocho-Ku
Seoul, 275-I, Korea
011 82 2 589 1263
011 82 2 589 1980

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Events

US-Asia Network Korea Chapter 2003 Event

On April 17, 2003, the US-Asia Network Korea Chapter hosted a reception in honor of the Delegation of United States Senators led by Majority Leader Bill Frist with officials from South Korean President Roh‘s administration, Korean legislators, government officials, civic leaders and top-level executives of Korean corporations in Seoul, Korea. MORE...



US-Asia Network 2005 Kick-Off Event

On January 19, 2005, the US-Asia Network, chaired by US Senator Conrad Burns, hosted a reception in honor of a non-partisan Korean delegation including the Network’s Founding Chairman Hahn, Hwa-Kap and Co-Chair Chung, Ui-Wha. MORE...



US-Asia Network High Tech Trade Reception April 2005

On April 21, 2005, the US-Asia Network, chaired by US Senator Conrad Burns, hosted a High Tech Trade Reception sponsored by GAGE and Qualcomm. The reception was joined by representatives from high tech companies, Congressional members and staff as well as representatives from Asian Embassies. MORE...

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US-Asia Network Korea Chapter 2003 Event

On April 17, 2003, the US-Asia Network Korea Chapter hosted a reception in honor of the Delegation of United States Senators led by Majority Leader Bill Frist with officials from South Korean President Roh‘s administration, Korean legislators, government officials, civic leaders and top-level executives of Korean corporations in Seoul, Korea. The guest speakers were Scott Partridge, senior partner of Baker Botts LLP, and Yoon-Woo Lee, president and CEO of Device Solutions Network of Samsung Electronics.

Distinguished guests included:

• Sen. Bill Frist (R-Tennessee), US Senate Majority Leader

• Sen. Mark Dayton (D-Minnesota)

• Sen. Don Nickles (R-Oklahoma)

• Sen. Ben Nelson (D-Nebraska)

• Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Florida)

• Sen. Lincoln Chafee (R-Rhode Island)

• Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine)

• Sen. Conrad Burns (R-Montana), Chairman of the US-Asia Network

• Thomas Hubbard, US Ambassador to Korea

• Moon, Hee Sang, Presidential Chief of Staff

• Yoon, Young-Kwan, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade

• Han, Hwa-Kap, National Assemblyman, MDP Party, Co-Chair of the US-Asia Network

• Mong-Koo Chung, Chairman of Hyundai Motor Company

• Bipartisan delegation of 40 members of the Korean National Assembly and Roh administration officials

The participants exchanged their views on US-Korea relations as well as economic and political issues. Guest speakers discussed Korea’s advanced information technology and various issues, such as intellectual property and privacy, created as telecommunication technology developed.

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US-Asia Network 2005 Kick-Off Event

On January 19, 2005, the US-Asia Network, chaired by US Senator Conrad Burns, hosted a reception in honor of a non-partisan Korean delegation including the Network’s Founding Chairman Hahn, Hwa-Kap and Co-Chair Chung, Ui-Wha. The special guests included former Secretary of State James Baker and Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove. The event was further highlighted by the attendance of members and staffers of the US Congress as well as business leaders. Senator Conrad Burns spoke about the US-Asia Network’s importance in supporting initiatives designed to encourage and facilitate discussion between US and Asian countries. He praised the Network’s Founding Chairman Hahn and Co-Chairmen Chung for ensuring the continued growth of the Network’s Asian chapter.

Distinguished guests included:

• James Baker, Former Secretary of State

• Karl Rove, Assistant to the President, Deputy Chief of Staff and Senior Advisor

• Sen. Conrad Burns, Chairman of the US-Asia Network

• Hahn, Hwa-Kap, President of MDP, Founding Chairman of the U.S.-Asia Network

• Chung, Ui-Wha, National Assemblyman, Network Co-Chair, GNP

• Kim, Min-Seok, Former National Assemblyman, MDP

• Choi, Sung, National Assemblyman, Vice Floor Leader of the URI party

• Shin, Jung-Sik, National Assemblyman, First Minister of Government Information under President Roh, URI Party

• Byong-Yoon Park, Economic Advisor, Junnam Province

• Chae, Do Sun, Executive Director, U.S.-Asia Network

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US-Asia Network High Tech Trade Reception April 2005

On April 21, 2005, the US-Asia Network, chaired by US Senator Conrad Burns, hosted a High Tech Trade Reception sponsored by GAGE and Qualcomm. The reception was joined by representatives from high tech companies, Congressional members and staff as well as representatives from Asian Embassies. As the Executive Director of the US-Asia Network, Leo Giacometto of GAGE commented on the effectiveness of the Network to bring international political and business communities together to encourage information exchange and associations: “This is one in a series of events we plan to do through the end of the year and are pleased with the results here tonight.” Qingbao Niu, a counselor from the Chinese Embassy added “These events provide me with valuable insights and opportunities to converse with key officials.” Ye-Won Cho, Director of Operations emphasized that the Network strived to initiate such receptions for members of the diplomatic communities and the US Congress to actively communicate with major industry leaders. The Network is planning additional events later in the year.

Distinguished guests included:

• Jonas Neihardt, Qualcomm

• Adam M. Golodner, Cisco Systems

• Joel P. Hinzman, Oracle

• David Jeppsen, NTT DoCoMo

• Masay Yamashita, NTT

• Jason Leuck, Telecommunications Industry Association

• Jeffrey Stonerock, Baker Botts

• Congressional staff from the Congressional Caucus on Korea

• Representatives from Asian Embassies