Korean Businesses & Organizations in San Francisco, CA
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The Korean Consulate General in San Francisco has the jurisdiction of Northern California(48 counties), Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming, where more than 220,000 overseas Koreans are actively engaged in various fields such as IT, law, medicine, and other small and medium business.
he Consulate is committed to assisting more Korean companies in successfully entering into the U.S market and further facilitating the mutual cooperation of our two countries in industrial and technological sectors, in light of the favorable location in and around Silicon Valley, where the global startup ecosystem is firmly established and the next growth engine, such as IT and biotechnology is firmly rooted.
The Consulate has greatly appreciated the dedication of the overseas Koreans to settle down in the United States and to develop the Korean-American communities. The Consulate is also working hard to provide necessary assistance in building up networks between the younger generation groups and in politically empowering the Korean-American communities.
In addition, the Consulate has been greatly interested in ensuring the safety and personal protection of Korean citizens living in our jurisdiction under this unprecedented global pandemic.
Korean Women International Network was founded in 2001 together with the birth of Ministry of Gender Equality & Family in Korea which necessitated the need of strengthened solidarity amongst Korean women from different regions of the world to develop and better utilize their resources for greater causes in this age of globalization.
The purpose of the organization is to secure national competitiveness through Korean women’s strengthened solidarity and inter-communication, establishment and active management of overseas Korean women network, and also is to expand its influence in the mainstream society through reinforcement of Korean women’s identity and through inter-generation and inter-region solidification.
The organization takes pride in its concerted efforts to achieve the goals by structuring Korean women network through the organization, by cooperation and meaningful exchange of information at home and abroad, by focusing on training and educating Korean women in all regions, by operating variety of culture programs it provides.
Korean Center, Inc. (KCI), founded in 1974, is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the community by providing informational, educational, and social services to underserved immigrant and other communities in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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