Mari Antonia von Schoenburg Appointed as Head of German Chamber of Commerce in Korea: "Strengthening the Bridge Between Korean and German Companies"

Over 20 Years of Experience in International Business and Corporate Relations
Originally from Stuttgart, Germany... "Creating New Opportunities"

The Korean-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KGCCI) announced on the 31st that Maria Antonia von Sch?nburg has been appointed as the new representative.

Marie Antonia von Sch?nburg, the new representative of the German Chamber of Commerce in Korea. Photo by the German Chamber of Commerce in Korea

Von Sch?nburg, originally from Stuttgart, Germany, is an expert with over 20 years of experience in international business, corporate relations, and chamber of commerce operations, having majored in Business Administration at the University of Passau in Germany and International Marketing at the National University of Ireland, Dublin. She served as Head of Corporate Relations and Deputy Director at the German Chamber of Commerce in Spain starting in 2000, was Branch Manager in Barcelona in 2011, and contributed to enhancing economic cooperation between German and local companies as the representative of the German Chamber of Commerce in Sri Lanka in 2022. She also completed an MBA program at ThePower Business School.

Von Sch?nburg stated, "The Korean-German Chamber of Commerce serves as a bridge between Korean and German companies, playing a vital role in promoting economic cooperation and innovation," adding, "I will work with member companies and partners to create new opportunities and further strengthen our influence in both markets." Park Hyun-nam, Chairman of the Korean-German Chamber of Commerce, expressed expectations, saying, "Von Sch?nburg’s extensive experience and vision will play a crucial role in strengthening relations between Korea and Germany, leading innovation, and supporting member companies amid the rapidly changing business environment."

The Korean-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry was established in 1981 and is the second largest among foreign chambers of commerce in Korea. It has about 500 member companies. KGCCI represents the German economy and industry and acts as an important communication channel for companies from both countries seeking business opportunities in Korea and Germany, serving as a business partner for market entry and business expansion. It contributes to society through various initiatives such as supporting government-led bilateral cooperation projects like the Korea-Germany Energy Partnership, the German-style dual education and training program 'Ausbildung,' and the 'WeAre' mentorship program to promote female leadership.

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