A private, non-profit society for the Korea-connected — a room where insight moves between people, and where the next person finds their way in.
In Vancouver. Small gatherings, shaped by thoughtful conversation and a shared sense of purpose. No lectures. No networking. Just a room, a few people, and time for what matters.
An intimate room, in Vancouver, for those who bring something to the fire — and for those still learning what they can bring.
The name means a small fire.
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Korean Economic Influence Across Canada
Business leaders and professionals across industries, in one room. Real influence, built city by city.
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The Next Generation
For those with the potential to go further, but no one to show the way. A seat by the fire, a hand forward, and access to rooms that might otherwise remain closed.
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A Korean presence in Canadian society
Beyond individual achievement. Building a Korean presence in Canada that carries weight — one that is recognized, respected, and remembered.
We gather around insight, and keep the door open.
From One Million to Ten to a Hundred: What Changes as a Business Grows
Founded Foreseeson in 2001 in Richmond, BC. Built it into a Canadian technology group spanning electronics manufacturing, IT security distribution, and EV charging infrastructure — grown organically over more than two decades.
This evening marks MODAK's inaugural gathering and its formal launch as a non-profit society.
Culture and Business
Jaewoo Kim, Director General & Chief Trade Commissioner, KOTRA Vancouver. Friday, June 12, 2026.
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“I'm still in conversation with people I first met in this room.”
“It wasn't a place to hear an answer. It was a place to hold each other's questions.”
“I hadn't known that Vancouver could hold this density of conversation.”
The point is to support one another, to bring together people who might otherwise never share a room, and to hold the door open for those coming next.
MODAK is a private, non-profit society in Vancouver.