Gananan Forum Event: MTV’S Perspective on Digital Media Youth Trends In Asia

From the internet, mobile to the mass media, modern youths are connected to latest and modern technologies wherever they are. What are the trends that the youths in Asia have that will affect the way businesses have to run? Mr Robert Kim (Senior director for Digital Media, Viacom Brand Solutions, MTV Asia) will off MTV’s perspective on this issue. If you are really thinking of tapping into the youth market in the new industry, don’t miss the talk on 3 July 2007 (coming Tuesday).

Event Details can be found in the Gananan Forum Singapore site:

• Time & Date: 3 Jul 2007, Tuesday, 1900 hours (registration) to 2100 hrs
• Venue: Atrium @ Orchard 60A Orchard Road, #04-01 Tower 1, Singapore 238890
• Registration Fees: No Registration Fees Required

Please register your attendance with ganananforumsg@gmail.com

Speaker Profile: Mr Robert Kim

Currently, Robert leads Digital Media for Viacom Brand Solutions Asia/MTV Networks SE Asia. Responsibilities include: digital ad sales for Asia Pacific; digital infrastructure, commercials and contents for SE Asia; and managing mtvasia.com and nicksplat.com.

Prior to joining MTV, Robert was the head of international marketing and business development for a leading Korean mobile software company with clients including Qualcomm, Motorola, China Mobile, among others. Robert was also with McKinsey & Co where he lead consulting projects with a focus in Marketing and M&A.

Robert holds an MBA from University of Chicago, and a degree in Engineering from University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

About Gananan Forum:
Gananan Forum is a volunteer-based, global knowledge community that fosters an open-minded atmosphere and allows attendees to discuss current issues and share individual perspectives and ideas. From government officials to scholars and journalists to professionals of multinational corporations, Gananan Forum attracts members and guest speakers from all different sectors. Originated from Seoul, the forum is now established in Shanghai, Washington, Tokyo and Singapore.