Lee Min-Hwa
Founder of Medison Co., a company that sparked the venture business boom in Korea, Lee Min-hwa received a Ph.D in electrical engineering from KAIST. He was the first president of the Korea Venture Business Association (KOVA), and he is credited with having engineered the establishment of KOSDAQ and also the initiation of the Special Act for Venture Business. His achievements were recognized when he received the CEO of the Year Grand Prix from the Korea Management Association, and was selected as one of the Top 60 Engineers Who Had Built Korea as well as one of the Top 100 Engineers of Korea. Currently, he is the honorary chairman of KOVA, a chairman of the Eurasian Network, visiting professor of KAIST, and chairman of the Korea Digital Hospital Export Agency.
While he was an official ombudsman, he strived for deregulation for the small and medium businesses of Korea. Today, as a professor of KAIST, he is devoted to the cultivation of talented entrepreneurs and the teaching of business ethics. As the honorary chairman of KOVA, he has been playing a critical role in promoting and supporting venture startups. He has also founded the Eurasian Network through which he is charting the future of the country. He is the author of many internationally published research papers and over 10 books including Han Management. He invented over 170 patents in the medical and mobile areas as well.
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