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컬쳐마케팅컴퍼니 Culture Marketing Company 컬쳐마케팅컴퍼니 Culture Marketing Company company profile 603, STX-V Tower, 128 Gasan Digital 1-ro, Geumcheon-gu, Seoul ｜ tel : +82-2-867-9503 ｜ E-mail : [email protected] ｜ http://www.culturemarketing.co.kr/ COMPANY 01 회사소개 Culture Marketing Company Ready for new challenges 01 Developing our strengths and professionalism to discover new trends and create new content. COMPANY Culture Marketing Company, your partner in planning, development and managing international events, promotions and cultural content. We are ready to think outside the box to deal with all kinds of issues. No planning can be done without analysis, and we are ready to provide a thorough one. High level of satisfaction for all clients, provided by many years of concert planning and marketing experience. Culture Marketing Company “Hot Step Communication, Ltd.” establishment 2005. 02 2003. 09 “Hot Step Entertainment” establishment 2009. 05 Name changed into “Marketing Service Space, Ltd.” 01 “Marketing Service Space, Ltd.” merges with 2011. 09 “Coco Entertainment, Ltd.” 2015. 02 “Coco Entertainment, Ltd.” establishment COMPANY “Culture Marketing Company, Ltd.” 2015. 02 establishment History 2015. 04 R&D department certification “Show-G Men” performance production 2016. 04 and nationwide tour launch 2016. 07 Company office moved to Guro district We are proud about “Show-G Men” performance in China, 2016. 07 Branch Office Certification by Small Business our large experience Chingdao 2016. 10 Certification Jinheung Industrial Complex in concert planning International Meetings Planning Business 2016. 12 2016. 12 General Travel Business registration by Guro-gu office and marketing. registration by Guro-gu office 2017. 02 Hotelpass Authorized Distributor registration Hanatour Authorized Distributor registration 2017. 02 “Na Yoon Kwon & U Sung Eun concert” 2017. 03 production and launch joined the Korea Open SW Association 2017. 02 2017. 06 Became a full member of Venture Business Association “Show-G Men” performance in China, 2018. 11 Chingdao 2019. 08 Company office moved to Geumcheon district Culture Marketing Company 01 COMPANY Certification / Copyright Active Member of Venture International Conference General Travel Business Venture Business Confirmation Business Association Certificate Business Registration Certificate Registration Certificate All the certificates demonstrate our capabilities and professionalism Korea Open SW Association Authorized Hana Tour Authorized Hotel Pass R & D Department Certificate Full Membership Certificate Agent Certificate Agent Certificate Culture Marketing Company Lee Chang Sik Current CEO in Culture Marketing Company, Ltd. (Former) Floor manager in “Newcoa Buyer, Ltd.” CEO (Former) Project opening Team Leader in “Seema 1020” 01 (Former) Marketing Manager in “Seema 1020” Bucheon, Pyeongtaek, Bundang branches (Former) General Manager in “MS Hotstep” COMPANY (Former) Art Director of Lang Lang Festival in Incheon (Former) Art Director of MANHUNT WORLD MAN Model Exhibition Management (Former) Art Director of IMOTY World Model Competition Board (Former) Branch Director of International Santa Claus Association Korea (Former) Representative of “Marketing Service Space, Ltd.” (Former) Performance Marketing Manager in “Coco Entertainment, Ltd.” Jang Ji Hoon Current CEO in “Biz space” (Former) President of “YWM Management Research Institute” Adviser (Former) Chief Financial Officer in “Daewoo Group”(Telecommunications) (Former) Adviser / Auditor in “Wangsimni Personal History” Kim Gyu Dong Merit Counsel Layer (Former) Layer in Gwanggyeto Counsel Legal Adviser (Former) Layer in Seongsil Counsel (Former) Layer in Shinwoo Counsel (Former) Chief Layer in Jinpyeong Counsel (Former) Member of mediation committee in Seoul Central District Court (Former) Layer in Seoul Gangseo district office Culture Marketing Company 01 Chief Executive Officer COMPANY Consultant Legal Adviser Organization Project Leader Special Business Team We successfully execute projects relying on manpower. Concert Planning Team 1 Planning Team 2 Travel Business Team Design Team Business Team Global Project Domestic Projects planning and direction International and Design Domestic Travel - International Conferences - Public institutions and Concert team gather - Flights and accommodation - Printing materials design business events and management - International events booking - BI, CI, emblem design - Promotion - Guide gather, visa application - International training Contents planning Production and purchase programs and development - Group tours planning and operation Culture Marketing Company 01 COMPANY 미국 샌프란시스코 지사 Overseas San Francisco branch office in the USA Branch Offices We provide on-site support for international 중국 청도 지사 projects and capable to solve any issue occurring Qingdao branch office in China due to changing circumstances. Culture Marketing Company Only best performances for our customers’ satisfaction. Through our own planning and production, we develop performances tailored to the character, 01 target, and budget of our clients, providing only the best results. COMPANY Copyright Na Yoon Kwon concert PerformingㅣNa Yoon Kwon and others CopyrightㅣCulture Marketing Company Only best performances Licensing ContentㅣDistribution of nationwide and for our customers’ local tours, performances planning satisfaction. Show-G Men PerformingㅣKim Won Hyo, Park Sung Ho, Jung Bum Geun, Lee Jong Hoon CopyrightㅣShow-G Men Entertainment Licensing ContentㅣDistribution of nationwide and local tours, performances planning Culture Marketing Company Kim Hyung Suk with friends PerformingㅣKim Hyung Suk and others 01 CopyrightㅣCulture Marketing Company Licensing ContentㅣDistribution of nationwide and COMPANY local tours, performances planning Copyright Daebak Geukjang PerformingㅣLee Kwang Sub, Hong Soon Mok and others Only best performances for our customers’ CopyrightㅣThe One C&C satisfaction. Licensing ContentㅣDistribution of nationwide and local tours, performances planning Daebak Pocha PerformingㅣKim Won Hyo, Lee Kwang Sub, Song Joon Geun, Hong Soon Mok and others CopyrightㅣGag Woman Sim Jin Hwa Licensing ContentㅣDistribution of nationwide and local tours, performances planning BUSINESS 02 사업분야 Culture Marketing Company We have successfully carried out projects such as domestic and international conferences and forums with experienced and professinal manpower. 02 We provide thorough analysis and best practice Know-how for our clients’ satisfaction. BUSINESS International Conferences Conventions Being registered as an International Conference Business Planner and We provide the best General Travel Business Company, service for operation and we provide development of PCO, Key-turn service in conventions and organizing conferences intetnational projects. and forums. Culture Marketing Company We develop various cultural content, produce and distribute high-quality performances on 02 affordable prices that meet the clients’ needs. BUSINESS Comedy Performance planning Cultural and production Content Comedy performances featuring comedians and theater actors. Plays, non-verbal shows, variety shows production and distribution. We operate creative Show-G Men, Daebak Geukjang, Daebak Pocha cultural content business through various performances Culture Performance planning production and cultural and production marketing business. Na Yoon Kwon solo concert production and distribution. Na Yoon Kwon and U Sung Eun collaboration concert production and distribution. Kim Hyung Suk with Friends concert production and distribution. Culture Marketing Company With our huge experience and professinalism, we know exactly the cilents’ needs, 02 providing total solutions based on the best in Korea execution know-how and thorough analysis. · Government / Municipality Events · Shows BUSINESS Government and municipality events, local festivals operation Fashion shows, concerts, international compertitions, festivals Events We aim to prepare customized events tailored to clients’ needs after thorough market · Business Promotion · Project Planning research and detailed Online and offline promotion, celebrations, parties, sport competitions Developing various project planning scenarios planning. Culture Marketing Company We develop new business departments through continuous idea generation. A challenging spirit leads to business and our efforts to create new departments are ongoing. 02 We analyze the rationality and profitability of existing business to develop new ones and BUSINESS carry out the whole of investment / execution / launching process. New Business Development We develop new business departments Business Business through continuous New Business Analysis Launch idea generation. Investment Development Comparative analysis of Business launching business profitability Attraction through entrepreneurship Developing new and development and new business business items with potential Funds analysis and division opening constant ideas secure generation PORTFOLIO 03 포트폴리오 Culture Marketing Company “Star Alliance” year end party “Interojo”Clarence’ national promotion AVON Convention management AVON year-end party 03 “Hot Sun Chicken” World Cup support event Haiwonbae “Go” masterpiece exhibition OFF-LINE event “Happiness World” Foundation founding ceremony PORTFOLIO “Tibba Road Children” Go competition “Murata Electronics Korea” anniversary ceremony 2003~2014 Sungkyunkwan University School of Business OT Hanyang University School of Business OT “Imperial Double Decker” promotion G-Market Customer
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