To coexist with its surrounding society, a company must accomplish economic purposes and social purposes at the same time. If the company focuses only on short-term profit-making, its interested parties in many fields will lose their trust in the company, thereby adopting a negative attitude towards the company. In this session, we will discuss two topics from the viewpoints of companies – how to achieve a balance between fields of profit and non-profit, and what roles they should play to coexist with society as social enterprises with successful mechanisms.
• Mechanisms that the companies should work on to coexist with society
• Mechanisms that would work for the companies’ success both in growth and distribution
• Features and responsibilities of social enterprises including suggestions on how to promote them

- Chairperson
CHO, Dong Sung (Professor, Seoul National University)

- Moderator
CHUNG, Seungwha (Professor, Yonsei University)

- Presenters
KANG, Chul-Hee (Professor, Yonsei University)
YANG, Oh-Suk (Professor, Handong Global University)
LEE, Kyungmook (Professor, Seoul National University)
CHOI, Youngkeun (Assistant Professor, Sangmyung University)
CHUNG, Seungwha (Professor, Yonsei University)
Discussants KIM, Ki Chan (Professor, The Catholic University of Korea)
LEE, Yoon Chul (Professor, Korea Aerospace University)
AHN, Se Yeon (Research Professor, Seoul National University)
Ayman TARABISHY (Professor, George Washington University)

- Rapporteur
Park, Dong joon (SNU Business School)