Founders and two principal producers are Korean-born sisters Hwi-Sook Taylor and Jung Sook Koh; both educated in South Korea, the USA and Europe with extensive international business experience. Hwi-Sook Taylor , a marketing and management business woman for a number of years, was profiled by WNBC-Channel 4 in 1998, honored by New York City for "Excellence, Leadership and Commitment in the Asian American Community" in 1996, and listed as one of "500 Most Influential Asian Americans" in 1996.

Hwi-Sook Taylor, Co-Executive Producer hwisook@msn.com

Jung Sook Koh, as an astute observer of Asian politics, has been a PR consultant for South Korean corporations undertaking marketing strategy in emerging markets, including the former Soviet Union, Poland, Bulgaria, the former Yugoslavia, China and North Korea, as well as serving organizations such as UNICEF, the Organizing Committee of Asian Games in Seoul and Beijing, '88 Seoul Olympic Games, South Korean Football Federation, South Korean Cycling Federation, North Korean Sports Commission, Sports Departments of Xinhua News Agency, the US Soccer Federation, and South-North Christian Sharing Movement in Seoul. Ms. Koh has been recognized for her contributions in sports promotion by various sports federations in both South and North Korea, as well as by China's Xinhua News Agency Sports Department. She has also been acknowledged by both South and North Korean NGOs, for her contributions towards the mobilization of humanitarian relief aids. In New York Ms. Koh was profiled by WNBC-Channel 4 in 2003 for her outstanding community service

Both Ms. Taylor and Ms. Koh were awarded in 2002 by New York State Governor George Pataki for their achievements both business and community service.

Jung Sook Koh, Co-Executive Producer kohjungsook@aol.com