AmCham Korea and the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) held a seminar to provide strategies for Korean companies expanding into the U.S.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Korea (AmCham) and the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) co-hosted the eighth annual "Doing Business in the U.S." seminar in Seoul on Wednesday. Business leaders and industry experts at the event stated that Korean companies expanding in the U.S. need to plan for staffing, meet regulatory requirements, and build local partnerships, in addition to capital investment. The seminar attracted over 300 government officials, business leaders, and investment professionals.
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