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Comment: Photos from Korea Expo
ILW.COM conducted a Korea Expo in Seoul, Korea on April 10, 2017. Half a dozen exhibitors presented at the expo; two dozen Korean agents attended the expo. See photos below.
US Speaker presenting to Korean agents
A panel of immigration attorneys presenting to Korean agents
Korean agents visiting exhibitors during networking breaks
ILW is conducting Korea Expo in Seoul on Monday July 24, Taiwan Expo in Taipei on Wednesday July 26, and Vietnam Expo in Saigon on Friday July 28. We have designed the schedule so that you can exhibit and speak at all three expos by being away from office for only a week. To find out more please call 212-545-0818 or email webmaster@ilw.com or click here.
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