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Young-Woo
Choi and his company Doum
& Nanum joined Brakeley in early 2005 as its partner. Young-Woo
Choi joined
Doum &
Nanum in 2001 as a CEO. Doum & Nanum is a fundraising and
management
consulting company based in Seoul,
Korea.
Before
joining Doum
& Nanum, Mr. Choi was the managing director of Habitat for Humanity
Korea
(1995-2001). Under his leadership, Habitat for Humanity Korea was able
to fund
to build around 100 houses in Korea and 400 houses outside Korea.
He managed a USD 3 million capital campaign in 1999-2000 and planned a
USD 10
million campaign, the ‘Jimmy Carter Work Project 2001’. When he left
Habitat,
there was around 30 staff under his management. During his time at
Habitat, he received international fundraising training
from Habitat for Humanity International in the area of major donor
development,
corporate partnership and capital campaign fundraising.
He also worked as
researcher in the Economic Survey and Forecasting Division of the Korea
Institute of Economics and Trade (1992-1994), a governmental economic
research
institute.
Born in KyungNam Province,
Mr. Choi was brought up in Busan City.
He was educated at Korea University in Seoul (MBA) where as an
undergraduate he majored in Business
Administration
and as a graduate student in International Business. He had special
interest in
the field of Education during his undergraduate program.
He is a well-known
speaker and strategic workshop facilitator among not for profit
organisations
in the fields of education, charity and advocacy in Korea.
He organised the first
national fundraising workshop with Resource Alliance in Korea in 2002.
He works very
closely with the Resource Alliance in Korea and is developing the
Korea
Association of Fundraising Professionals. He
is a member of the PR committee of the
Community Chest Korea, which raised USD 200 million in 2004.
Mr. Choi has
consulted for more than 60 not-for-profit organisations including:
Seoul
Women’s University, Dankook University, Changshin Presbyterian College
and Theological Seminary, Korea Welfare Foundation (CCF Korea),
International
Vaccine Institute, Save the Children Korea, Korea Federation of
Environment
Movement, Korea Polio Association, Help the Aged Korea, Korean Minjok
Leadership Academy, Eagles Christian School,
KT, Humax, and
the Hanwha Group.
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