In charge of bringing on new partners to the Haulla platform and ensuring our existing partners are 100% happy with our service and offerings.Haulla is a highly cost-competitive and labor-efficient option for waste haulers looking for new customers and an edge in the waste hauling market. We enable even smaller, local haulers to outcompete the big players through a tech and organizational advantage.

Helped head the team at GoQba to bring AI-driven gaze/vision related technologies to the elderly in the hopes of catching serious diseases (initially dementia) in early stages with a patented algorithm and tech. Company went through M&A process in mid 2022 in preparation for future activities.

LJC stands for my first, middle and last name. I work directly with a small handful of startups at a time as their close advisor, and in some cases, in their team working in specific roles. The bulk of work I do is related to overseas business expansion, localization and team building. Please see my website for more details on the businesses I work with.I do not directly invest, but I do help good startups meet with potential VCs and partners that would benefit from engaging with them.

Daliworks is an IoT focused startup created in Korea that is working towards a future in which IoT solves many of the world's big problems. I led our efforts towards establishing partnerships and contracts with enterprise hardware and software companies, mainly in the IOT field. In this role, I've been able to implement and improve on processes that have been leveraged by the team to bring new customers and leads from initial contact down to signed partnership and contracts.

I handled the operations and other core-team related work in Accelerate Korea including organizing internal databases/planning/etc... as well as the organization of events. I also assisted on the investment side though networking, creating business contacts & connections, and creation/editing of business materials for both Accelerate Korea and partner startups/companies.

The Leland company is me, individually working for salary/equity with startups I feel are doing something to make the world a better place, while being good people all along the way.I have re-branded this *entity* so to speak, as LJC, and the work I did during this time is quite similar to what I have recently been doing under the LJC moniker. At this time, I also focused more heavily on marketing & PR for more well established companies in Korea (~30-100 employees).

My major work at beSuccess was heading up the organization of the "beGlobal 2015" event in Seoul, primarily focused towards the startup battle and foreign connections/communications. After leaving the core beSuccess team, I have, and continue to, work with beSuccess as a partner on a variety of events and projects.

I taught business English, international business culture and business development strategy directly to groups of businessmen in well-established Korean companies across Seoul and Incheon. I worked as a direct partner to YBM / Berlitz International and handled creation of business course material as well as the teaching itself.

Helping Wishbeen get traction and awesomeness in the global market. I worked mainly on PR & Marketing for Wishbeen towards foreign travel destinations and global partners capable of helping Wishbeen become a larger platformWishbeen was recently acquired, a few months following my departure from the team.

A new company helping Korean App companies to translate and market their apps in the foreign market. I was focused on Social marketing, video content creation, PR and translation at this time and took on a small number of clients to test the waters so to speak.

Founded "Emain studios". Just the working name for a company I founded. This company was formed as an experiment into game design and as a self-proposed programming challenge which resulted in a game prototype, but no eventual success.

Paythread is a new startup company in the bay area with access to development and design resources from Pickple Communications in Korea. This was a subsidiary of Pickple set up to do market research and to investigate the possibility of American market penetration.

In charge of charting the future of many of Pickple's services, focusing on translation, investor relations, marketing (korea/international) and design feedback/testing with current users. Received $1 million USD investment from domestic Mirae Asset branch. Exited through private sale to local Korean company.

In the early years of Pickple, roles were not clearly defined, so I did a bit of everything including helping to run the company, marketing, programming as well as a bit of video design.

Technical support for lawyers and their secretaries at FMC LLP.