Choi explains Ogada¡¯s meanings. Photographed by Kim Jeong Ho.
By Kim Jeong Ho (johnny_jh_98@korea.ac.kr)
On December 7, a special lecture by Choi Seungyoon (¡¯03, Russian Language and Literature), the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Café Ogada, was held at the CJ Law Hall of Korea University (KU). The lecturer discussed on the topic of ¡°Telling My Own Story of Establishing a Start-up to KU Juniors.¡± Organized by KU Academy of Human Resource Development (KUAHRD), the lecture was a part of KU¡¯s ¡°Special Lectures with Pioneering Intellectuals¡± project.
¡°Throughout my campus life, I lived with the thought of ¡®What are some exclusive activities that I can do in my university life?¡¯ I thought that if I make a list of the things that can only be done as a university student and erase them one by one by completing each mission, I would be able to lead a rather fruitful university life. Therefore, I engaged in various activities, such as working at KU Cheer Leaders and studying hard to get scholarship. The list also included starting a business,¡± explained Choi on his motives of starting Café Ogada.
According to him, his question was later changed into, ¡°What does my job mean to me?¡± after graduating from KU. His answer to the new question was ¡°to grow on my own,¡± which became a signpost throughout his life whenever he came upon difficulties. The vivid stories of his entrepreneur life surely attracted the audience, especially those who wish to pursue a similar career.
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