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| Korean Air Chairman & CEO Cho Won-tae, left, New York City Mayor Eric Adams, center, and American Chamber of Commerce in Korea (AMCHAM) Chairman & CEO James Kim hold a copy of a signed agreement on their new initiatives at New York City Hall, Oct. 11 (local time). Under the new initiative, Korean Air will increase its work with NYC-certified Minority Women-Owned Business Enterprises (MWBE) and the creation of internship programs at Korean Air's offices in Seoul and New York. The agreement will also create opportunities for MWBE to do business in Korea with the assistance of AMCHAM. Courtesy of AMCHAM |
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