Kenjiro Suzuki
Kenjiro Suzuki serves as a distinguished Advisor to iCuerious, offering invaluable expertise in navigating Japanese corporate landscapes and aligning with their unique requirements. With a profound understanding of Japanese business intricacies, Suzuki-san plays a pivotal role in guiding iCuerious towards effective engagement with Japanese entities, ensuring precision in addressing their patent-related concerns.
Beyond his advisory capacity, Suzuki-san holds the position of Director at Tech Consiglie Co., Ltd., where he meticulously directs efforts to support Japanese enterprises. Leveraging this dual role, he orchestrates seamless collaboration between iCuerious and Japanese businesses, delivering bespoke solutions to augment their innovation capabilities and global competitiveness.
Drawing from his extensive experience and robust network, Suzuki-san serves as a strategic liaison between iCuerious and Japanese firms, fostering mutual understanding and fostering enduring partnerships. His collaborative ethos and unwavering dedication underscore iCuerious's commitment to delivering exceptional services on a global scale.
Professional Achievements:
- Author of "Invisible Assets Generate Profits: Global Standard Intellectual Property Mix Practiced by GAFAM"
- Regular contributor to esteemed publications such as Processing Technology Association "Convertec," Sankei Shimbun Sankei BIZ, and Japan Patent Office's "Tokkyo"
- Esteemed speaker at industry forums, including sponsored lectures by prestigious associations like the Japan Intellectual Property Association and Technical Information Association
- Founder of Tech Consiglie Co., Ltd., a pioneering venture aimed at delivering tailored IP-based consulting services and fostering collaboration between iCuerious and Japanese enterprises
Kenjiro Suzuki's multifaceted role epitomizes iCuerious's steadfast commitment to nurturing strategic alliances and leveraging specialized insights to meet the diverse needs of its clientele, particularly within the dynamic Japanese market.
Wonrim Ryu
Mr. Ryu is one of the founders of InventGo IP & Law Group. At iCuerious, he advises the leadership team on establishing relationships with Technology Transfer departments of top-tier universities and R&D divisions of multinational Korean conglomerates, in projects related to state-of-the-art in the automobile space.
A qualified Patent Attorney and a Certified Valuation Analyst, Mr. Ryu brings more than a decade of diverse experience, including several years as an automotive and research engineer at Renault Samsung Motors and subsequently as a patent attorney in reputed law firms and IP Investment groups (namely, Lee International IP & Law Group, Y.P.LEE, MOCK & Partners and Intellectual Discovery Co., Ltd.). He has deep technology experience in areas as diverse as automotive engine development, smart cars, telematics, robotics, medical devices and computer architecture. Mr. Ryu is a renowned industry expert in designing IP and Patent Monetization strategy for Fortune 500 corporations, small and medium-sized businesses and individual inventors.
Mr. Ryu holds a B.S. and an M.S. from Seoul National University in Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering, respectively. He went on to complete his Ph.D. in Management of Technology from Korea University in 2014.
Kim Rubin
Mr. Rubin is a successful serial entrepreneur and has co-founded four companies, serving in technology leadership roles of CEO and CTO. He advises iCuerious on establishing long-term partnerships with high-tech clients, individual inventors and startups on the West Coast.
Mr. Rubin is a registered patent agent and an inventor, specializing in software, web, electronics and optics patents. He brings decades of experience in Intellectual Property development, analysis and valuation, and holds multiple patents in the domains of networking, communications and image processing.
Mr Rubin graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1975, majoring in both Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. At U.C. Berkeley, he invented the first mag-stripe, debit-card controlled copy machine controller, founding his first company XKR Research, Inc. in the process, which was profitably sold to Pitney Bowes. He was also inducted into the Engineering Honors Society. He has designed and delivered custom hardware to Disney Corporation, IBM, GE, and numerous US agencies.
Changsun Park
Mr. Park is one of the founding partners of InventGo IP & Law Group, a boutique firm comprising technical, legal and business experts which advises clients on their IP strategy and on maximizing returns on R&D investments. He advises iCuerious on establishing relationships with Technology Transfer departments of top-tier universities and R&D divisions of multinational Korean conglomerates, in projects related to state-of-the-art in consumer electronics and telecommunications.
He is a qualified Patent Attorney and a Certified Valuation Analyst. Prior to starting InventGo IP, Mr. Park gained rich experience as a Patent Attorney at Lee International IP & Law Group, one of the largest and most prestigious law firms in Korea, and Intellectual Discovery Co., Ltd., one of the top IP investment firms based in Asia which serves global corporations in the US, China, Japan and Europe. His technical acumen extends across domains ranging from telecommunications, cloud computing, security, wireless power to consumer electronics, mobile applications and gaming. He provides consultative solutions to clients in the fields of patent portfolio mining, product search and prosecution strategy, and patent monetization via sales and licensing.
Mr. Park holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and a Master of Law in Intellectual Property from Seoul National University. He also completed the Summer LLM Program Course at Santa Clara University in 2014.
