Mr. Hee Jung PARK is an advisor at D&A LLC. His practice is primarily focused on Public Sector Relations, Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG), Government Regulation Response, Finance, and the U.S. Law/Trade.
Member, Public Institution Attraction Committee, Gyeongsangbuk-do
Deputy Director (Head of ESG), Korea Institute for Social Contribution
Vice President and Chair of the ESG Committee, National Assembly Legislative Policy Research Association
Private Equity Advisor of Financial Investment Companies
ESG Columnist, AJU News
ESG Chairperson, Legislative Policy Committee, National Assembly
Member, Social Welfare and Culture Division, Presidential Transition Committee
ESG Chairperson, Korea Mediation (Arbitration) Association
General Assistant and Strategic Affairs Officer, President's Office, World Federation of United Nations Associations
Chief Secretary, Assembly Member's office (Chairperson of the National Policy Committee, Chairperson of the Public Administration and Security Committee, Chairperson of the Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee, National Defense Committee, Gender Equality and Family Committee, National Policy Committee, Public Administration and Security Committee, etc.)
Advised on the improvement of unreasonable systems and regulations with a focus on the enactment and amendment of laws at the National Assembly
Advised domestic and international companies and financial institutions on the adjustment of their policies to align with customers’ demands
Advised economy and social organizations, non-profit organizations and associations on the adjustment of their policies to align with customers’ demands
Conducted a comprehensive review for the improvement of unreasonable laws or systems, regulations, inspections, or approvals
Monitored comprehensive policies of the government, local governments, and financial authorities
The Reason Why Stars Shine Is Because They Tremble (Co-author) (2014)
I Experiment with Dreams (2012)
Alternatives to International Criminal Justice - Restorative Justice and Peace Through Peaceful Means – (Legal Mini-Thesis, Winner of the National Law Review Legal Writing Competition, 2011)
