Tae Young Woo

Tae Young Woo has a variety of work experience in different fields. Currently, they are the CEO and Co-Founder of Finestra, a company developing a search engine for medical bills in America. In this role, Tae Young is responsible for developing tools for hospitals and healthcare providers to ensure compliance with government price transparency mandates.

In 2018, Tae Young became the Owner and Publisher of CNH Books, where they obtained Korean language rights for US bestsellers and published them in Korea. Tae Young worked directly with major publishers and authors' teams to secure assets for local marketing.

From 2016 to 2020, Tae Young was the Founder of CNH Studio, an event and content production agency. Tae Young organized and produced various conferences, speaker series, and networking events, including hosting renowned speakers from CNN, Wall Street Journal, BBC, and celebrities.

In 2015, Tae Young served as the Executive Director of the Korean American Students Conference (KASCON), the largest and oldest ethnic student conference in the US. Tae Young managed the organizing team, secured sponsorships, and confirmed the attendance of world-renowned leaders and artists.

As a Program Manager at Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator in 2015, Tae Young managed the ERA-KOTRA partnership program, assisting Korean startups in refining their business strategies.

Tae Young also worked as an Advisory Council Member for the Young Korean American Network (yKAN) from 2013 to 2015, where they coordinated guest lecture events and secured sponsorships.

In 2014, Tae Young interned as an External Affairs Intern at The Korea Society, where they managed membership databases and assisted in organizing conferences and book talks.

Overall, Tae Young Woo has a diverse background in entrepreneurship, publishing, event management, and organizational leadership.

Tae Young Woo completed their high school education at Northwood High School from 2008 to 2009. Tae Young then attended The Taft School from 2009 to 2012. After that, they pursued their Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree at New York University from 2012 to 2018.