KOREAN BUSINESS CULTURE
Understanding Modern Korea offers individually designed workshops, lectures, training and project management to meet the demands of Danish global companies, who are engaged in business or government relations with Korea.
Brit Kim offers professional training and project management, based on her +15 years of thorough experience within international and Denmark-Korea relations.
“It was such a good experience. I can’t recommend Brit Kim enough, such a nice and competent trainer.”, Jesper Storm Jensen, Grundfos
“Brit has helped us coordinating events and training of a substantial delegation of leading Danish architects and building suppliers to Korea with successful result. I can recommend her to any organization who is looking for a professional, responsible and diplomatic partner.”, Carina Bruun, Tech2Tech
“I have worked with Brit on several film productions for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Brit is a fantastic project manager and coordinator and she is very pleasant to work with. Brit is extremely good at running and coordinating a complex process and making sure that everyone involved are happy with the outcome. One of her many qualities is the ability to ‘listen’ and take in inputs from various stakeholders and at the same time take sharp decisions and meet the deadline. I highly recommend working with Brit.“, Thomas Fink, director, Thomas Fink Productions
“Brit Kim has helped us create a higher level of understanding and insight in how to strengthen the relations with our Korean business partners!“, Bo Frydkær, head of sales department, MAN Diesel & Turbo
“I want to express my sincerest gratitude for the courtesy and assistance I was able to enjoy while working with you. I’d like to thank you very much for welcoming DUCOgen delegates.”, Jung Ho Park, CEO, DUCOgen
Brit has conducted business culture training, seminars and workshops on international business and culture for a list of Danish global companies, organisations and worked with Danish government, fact-finding and trade delegations Denmark-Korea.
“Brit has successfully been responsible for all Korean trade delegations coming to Denmark for 7 years. We can only give our warmest recommendations for Brit.“, Director Jeong, Embassy of the Republic of Korea
“Brit gave us an excellent training with understanding of do’s and don’ts but also explanations, information and insights in Korean business culture and Korea“, Tina Michelini, MAN Diesel & Turbo
UNDERSTANDING MODERN KOREA
Korea has become a ‘hybrid society’, which calls for a revisited understanding of modern Korea. Currently Korea is juxtaposed between 1) a contemporary fast-paced Korea with strong roots in the Korean Confucianism and 2) a society in which the Confucian “Guidelines for Family Values” are eroding, giving way to a new ‘Bravo my Life’-trend.
KOREA – DENMARK RELATIONS ADVISOR – Brit Kim
“Brit has worked for the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Innovation Centre Denmark Seoul, Silicon Valley, Shanghai, Munich, Sao Paulo, New Delhi and Tel Aviv in a crucial period of the organisation’s development and has contributed to create awareness of ICDK with several well organised events.“, Maria Skou, director, Innovation Centre Denmark in Seoul (2012-2017)
Brit Kim has been building a career for many years as international business consultant at the Embassy of ROK in Denmark as a Korea-Denmark advisor for global companies e.g. Vestas, Terma, Novozymes, ISS and Arriva and organising tech-scouting delegations and export delegations to and from Korea.
And as head of communication and business developer at the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Innovation Centre Denmark in Seoul, Brit has organised and trained delegations to Korea in cooperation with e.g. the Danish IT Association. Furthermore Brit has worked with Korean partners on innovation projects within ICT and social media communication as project officer at the Danish Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Higher Education and Science.
Brit holds a Master of Arts from Copenhagen University in visual culture and a BA in contemporary literature and Korean language and culture.
In 2015, she translated the first novel to be translated from Korean to Danish, Princess Bari by Hwang Sok Yong, which was published by Tiderne Skifter/Gyldendal.
Contact Brit Kim +45 25888866 Borgergade 32, 1300 Copenhagen K
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