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Sung Park

Investor

Co-founder at TransLink Capital

Seoul

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About

Sung Park is a co-founder of TransLink Capital who focuses on mobility, particularly the technology migration of the automotive industry, and on helping Korean entrepreneurs expand into US, Japanese, and Chinese markets. Before TransLink, he founded SPK Inc. and Spitha Inc. in Korea, co-founded Soundpipe in the US, and worked as a router product manager at 3Com and at Mitsubishi Corporation in Japan. He holds an MBA from Stanford University and an S.B. in Materials Science and Engineering from MIT.

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Mobility & Transportation

Experience

  1. translink capitalmd

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Sung Park?
Sung Park is a co-founder of TransLink Capital who focuses on mobility, particularly the technology migration of the automotive industry, and on helping Korean entrepreneurs expand into US, Japanese, and Chinese markets. Before TransLink, he founded SPK Inc. and Spitha Inc. in Korea, co-founded Soundpipe in the US, and worked as a router product manager at 3Com and at Mitsubishi Corporation in Japan. He holds an MBA from Stanford University and an S.B. in Materials Science and Engineering from MIT.
Where does Sung Park work?
Sung Park is Co-founder at TransLink Capital.
What does Sung Park invest in?
Sung Park invests in Mobility & Transportation.
Where did Sung Park go to school?
Sung Park studied at Stanford University Graduate School of Business (MBA); Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Bachelor's degree, Materials Science and Engineering); Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Bachelor of Science (BS), Materials Engineering).

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