Louis Kim Email & Phone Number

Louis Kim is a Candidate - Master in Divinity at Duke Divinity School. He possess expertise in product development, p&l management, product management, strategy development, strategic planning and 2 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Louis worked with me while at Compaq on an internal startup which produced the original, iPAQ-branded device. He possesses a unique combination of analytical and “gut judgment” capabilities, has a passion for technology and product and is extremely good at rapport-building with a wide variety or personality types. I’ve also rarely seen someone as self-disciplined in their passion for self-improvement - Louis recognizes important knowledge or “know-how” gaps and relentlessly fills them in, quickly becoming competent if not expert in new areas. And many years later, I still espouse the philosophies of visualizing data in decision-making which he taught me. It’s certainly no surprise to see how far his career has progressed since I’ve worked with Louis, and I would expect continued acceleration in the future.", "Louis has an artist's eye and mind for beauty and symmetry that informs his professional endeavours. He thinks and acts systematically as a strategist, leader, manager and partner to bring all of the elements of his business together to create an appealing work of art for his customers. He thinks of the outcome and the whole as he orchestrates each element across customer understanding, experience design, development and delivery. These are rare skills that will bring your business profitable breakthroughs and growth.", and "Louis Kim was one of the founders of a new course on IT Strategy at the Yale School of Management. I taught the course for its first four years in the late 1990s, as a Prof. of Management. I was privileged to work with Louis and the members of his IT Student Interest Group who guided the design of the course. He was insightful and critical in his analysis of what should be taught. I was delighted that he agreed to be a teaching fellow in the first year of the course, and he was outstanding. He provided wise counsel and lots of enthusiasm, and the course proved highly successful as a team effort of instructors and teaching fellows. This was the most demanding course I have taught at Yale in my almost four decades, but also the most rewarding. Louis deserves much of the credit for the success of this course."

Listed skills include Product Development, P&L Management, Product Management, Strategy Development, and 3 others.