Professor Jeong-Dong Lee is a professor in the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program on Technology Management, Economics, and Policy (TEMEP) at Seoul National University, Korea. He served as the Principal Coordinator for the Asia-Pacific Productivity Conference (APPC) in 2006 and 2018, and as the President of the Korean Productivity Association in 2011, and the President of the Korean Corporation Management Association in 2017. He has been the Editor of Science and Public Policy (Oxford Journal) since 2018 and was elected as a member of the National Academy of Engineering of Korea in 2018 and a member of the Korean Academy of Science and Technology in 2019. From 2019 to 2021, he served as the Special Advisor to the President for Economy and Technology in the Office of the President, The Republic of Korea.

Moonsoo Kang is leading the Business Development at Samsung Foundry. Also responsible for the foundry infrastructure roadmaps such as Process technology, etc as well as marketing and new businesses development.

Dr. Kyunghoon Bae is leading LG AI Research to develop advanced AI technologies and establish AI strategies for the LG Group. He is a president of the LG AI Graduate School and a chair of the LG AI Committee. Currently, he serves as a fellow of the Korean National Data Policy Committee and a vice-chair of the Korea Artificial Intelligence Association. Through collaborating with top global AI universities & companies as well as building internal AI R&D capabilities, he tries to accelerate the use of AI for digital transformation of the LG Group.

As the first head of Prior Technology Center of Hyundai Motor, Jongsoo Lee has been leading the commercialization of source technologies such as high-tech materials since 2021. Previously, he worked as leader of Power Train Controller Development Team, head of Performance Development Center, and executive vice president in charge of Power Train development. He obtained his Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from Seoul National University.

As Senior Vice President at Copenhagen Offshore Partners (COP) and co-CEO of COP Korea, Jesper Holst has been responsible for initiating, executing, and managing offshore wind projects in the Asia-Pacific region including Korea. Jesper also has led the development and investment for offshore wind power projects from the initial stage to Financial Close in Europe and Asia. He has gained a successful track record of development through more than 4,000 MW large-scale offshore wind projects as of now. Based in Seoul since January 2021, he serves as a COO on the 900MW Jeonnam 1,2,3 portfolio - a joint venture established between SK E&S and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), one of the world’s largest green energy fund management companies that COP exclusively works for. Jesper is also overseeing the development of CIP/COP’s other projects in Korea as well as in Taiwan. COP/CIP are leading new businesses linked to the offshore wind sector such as Energy Island (Denmark's artificial energy island project) and PtX (Green Ammonia, Green Hydrogen, Green Methanol). This year, COP Korea received the HRH Crown Prince Frederik International Business Award for its Export Achievements in South Korea and the East Asian market.

Dongwan Yoo is the Senior Executive Vice President of Hanwha Space Hub. In this capacity, he is responsible for the company’s overarching space and UAM strategic investments and acquisitions.

Seonghoon Woo is the founding CEO of Amogy, Brooklyn-based sustainability technology startup founded in November 2020. Amogy builds zero-emission ammonia-fueled power systems to decarbonize industrial transportations and infrastructures. Seonghoon received his PhD from MIT in 2015. He was selected as a Forbes 30 under 30 in 2018, and was also the recipient of a Presidential Young Scientist Award in South Korea in 2018

Rosie Hawes is a Partner in Control Risks’ Compliance, Forensics and Intelligence practice in Greater China and North Asia. In this role, she leads a team of consultants in advising clients in areas of due diligence, disputes and investigations. Rosie has over 15 years’ experience of intelligence gathering across all major sectors.

In his role as Chief Strategy Officer, Theermann oversees the development and implementation of Boston Dynamics’ commercialization strategy. Theermann is responsible for product, marketing, shareholder management, and business development functions. He joins Boston Dynamics from Google, where he was responsible for cross-product strategy and key account management for the global gaming and startup verticals. Theerman has more than two decades of experience working with high-growth companies, including PlaceIQ, AdMeld, which sold to Google ($400M), and Millennial Media, which he sold to AOL/Verizon for $250M. Marc entered the mobile industry by co-founding two prominent Boston wireless firms: YellowPepper (sold to Touch Applications in 2004) and Everypoint. He holds an MBA degree from Northeastern University, and a Masters in International Management from Thunderbird. He speaks English, German, and French, is married and has two daughters.