Let us introduce our Partners,
New York Korean Biologists
NYKB
NYKB is an organization that has expanded upon continued the legacy of a small group of life scientists who had been meeting working together in the New York area.
In 1978, Professor Dong-Hyup Cho Professor Jin-Ok Lee of Weill Cornell Medical College founded the Korean-American Life Scientists Association in New York, bringing together Korean life scientists in the region.
Korean American Society in Biotech Pharmaceuticals
KSABP
KASBP (Korean American Society in Biotech Pharmaceuticals), also known as the Korean American Society of Biotech Pharmaceuticals, is a nonprofit organization founded in May 2001It brings together Korean-American scientists professionals working in the biotechnology pharmaceutical industries across the United States.
KASBP has approximately 2,500 registered members, … …
The Korean Computer Scientists Engineers Association in America
KOCSEA
The Korean Computer Scientists Engineers Association in America (KOCSEA), founded in 1983, is a not-for-profit organization of Korean American computer scientists engineers in the United StatesThe purpose of KOCSEA is to: “promote communication, information exchange, cooperation among its members to provide opportunities for them to make contributions to computer-related fields in Korea the U.S.”
Korean-American Innovative Technology Engineers Entrepreneurs
KITEE
KITEE (Korean-American Innovative Technology Engineers Entrepreneurs) was established in May 2015 to become the center of the startup ecosystem for Korean-Americans in the greater NY metropolitan areaNY-NJ hub has been the fastest-growing technology startup ecosystem in the US only after the Silicon Valley over the last ten yearsThe KITEE’s business ecosystem features essential entrepreneurial components to startups: human capital in innovative IT, BT, FT, other technologies, finance, business service, education/consulting, startup incubation collaboration Korea.