KOOM Festival 2025 showed the beauty of Korean culture and ingenuity, one dream at a time | amNewYork
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KOOM Festival 2025 showed the beauty of Korean culture and ingenuity, one dream at a time | amNewYork
"Thousands gathered at the Brooklyn Navy Yard from Oct. 16 to Oct. 18 for the KOOM Festival 2025, celebrating the global impact of Korean innovation and creativity. Over 10,000 people reportedly attended the KOOM Festival 2025: When Dreams Become Reality' over the weekend, marking the first time such an endeavor involving founders, artists, investors, creators, and cultural enthusiasts gathered under one roof at the Duggal Greenhouse thanks to the nonprofit United Korean Founders."
"It was built 100% through volunteerism and donations a dream that came true, said Saeju Jeong, Founder of KOOM Festival and Co-Chair of the United Korean Founders. When Koreans gather, we are strong. KOOM proved that our culture can unite and inspire everyone, far beyond Korea itself. KOOM means dream in Korean, and it was the pursuit of these dreams that took center stage at this event, where creatives shared both their business concepts and their personal journeys."
"During the day, over 50 founders and speakers shared their insight on the future of the Korean Wave regarding technology, food, beauty, fashion, and entertainment. Guest speakers included Oh-Hyun Kwon, the former CEO of Samsung Electronics, Junkoo Kim the founder and Global CEO of WEBTOON, Hannah Yang, Chief Growth and Customer Officer of The New York Times, and other notable figures."
KOOM Festival 2025 occurred at the Brooklyn Navy Yard from Oct. 16 to Oct. 18 and reportedly drew over 10,000 attendees. The Duggal Greenhouse hosted founders, artists, investors, creators, and cultural enthusiasts organized by the nonprofit United Korean Founders. The festival showcased Korean innovation and creativity across technology, food, beauty, fashion, and entertainment, with over 50 founders and speakers sharing insights. Guest speakers included Oh-Hyun Kwon, Junkoo Kim, and Hannah Yang. KOOM was built entirely through volunteerism and donations. The program featured panels, K-beauty booths, startup exhibits, and networking opportunities fostering connections between brands, professionals, and audiences.
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