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Incheon Global Campus connects int'l students with Korean business leaders

Incheon Global Campus (IGC) — a joint hub hosting foreign university campuses in Songdo, just southwest of Seoul — brought students and global Korean business leaders together Wednesday, seeking to turn international connections into opportunities for careers, entrepreneurship and industry partnerships. The Incheon Global Campus Operating Foundation and University of Utah Asia Campus hosted the…

Incheon Global Campus connects int'l students with Korean business leaders

The Incheon Global Campus (IGC) recently hosted the K-Global Talent Connect Forum, bringing together international students and Korean business leaders in an effort to foster career, entrepreneurial, and industry partnerships. The event, organized by the Incheon Global Campus Operating Foundation and the University of Utah Asia Campus, took place at Songdo Convensia and attracted approximately 100 attendees, including Korean business leaders, domestic executives, business organization representatives, and IGC students.

Gregory C. Hill, the chief administrative officer and dean of faculty at the University of Utah Asia Campus, delivered the opening remarks, highlighting the partnership between the University of Utah and IGC, which has now expanded to a more global stage, uniting with Korean business leaders worldwide.

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