| Our
Management |
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| Tom Coyner, President |
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Tom Coyner is the president of Soft Landing
Consulting. He has over 25 years of experience in Japan
and Korea working for American firms as well as 7 years
working for Japanese companies in the United States.
When employed by an American company in Korea, he was
twice salesperson of the year for Asia-Pacific largely
due to his success in working with Korean distributors.
He originally came to Korea as a Peace Corps Volunteer.
He has an MBA in International Business from the
University of Southern California; a BA in Japanese
Language from the University of Colorado; and he studied
for two years at Waseda University in Tokyo. He is a
director of Seoul Rotary Club and Vice Chair of the Royal
Asiatic Society, Korea Branch; and active member of the
American and British Chambers of Commerce. He also
serves as Senior Commercial Advisor for Joowon Attorneys
at Law in Seoul.
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| Yeri Choi,
Senior Consultant |
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view resume
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Yeri Choi is a trilingual management
consultant of Soft Landing Consulting. with over 20
years international successful sales experience in the
US, Japan and Korea - both in the roles as a salesperson
and as a sales manager. As country manager, she brought
Lexis-Nexis Japan from bottom position within
Lexis-Nexis Asia-Pacific to top territory sales ranking
due to her coaching of Japanese staff on how to more
effectively sell through direct and indirect channels.
She is a graduate of Gyeongbug Girls High School and
Gyeongbug National University. She also studied at UCLA. |
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| Byung Keun Jun, Business
Development Advisor |
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BK "Byung" Jun has a bachelors degree in
Nuclear Engineering from Hanyang University with a minor
in Electronic Engineering. He has also studied
Information Technology at Seoul National University and
Global Business at the Federation of Korean Industries.
He has served as the US country manager of Dongnam
Electric Company and has 20 years entrepreneurial
experience in the US prior to returning to Korea in
1997. Since then, he has been an active member in
the American, Canadian and Irish expatriate communities
in Seoul. |
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