Dr. Dong-Sung Cho is a Professor of Strategy at Cheung Kong GSB. He is also jointly appointed as a Professor of Strategy and International Business at Seoul National University. Before joining to Cheung Kong GSB, he previously taught at Harvard Business School, INSEAD, University of Tokyo, University of Michigan and Peking University. Additionally, Dr. Cho has also served on the board of directors for numerous multinational companies and research organizations such as the Korean Academic Society of Business Administration.

Dr. Cho's research interests primarily focus on strategy development and implementation, competitive strategy, corporate philosophy, entrepreneurship, corporate culture, business-government relations, international business operations, joint venture, export and international marketing, international resources development, etc.

"Presidential Honor," awarded by President Rho Moo-Hyun of Korea, May 2004.

"The Order of Industrial Merit," awarded by President Kim Dae-jung of Korea, January 2000.

"Award for Free Economics Publication Culture" awarded to The Age of Strategic Management, by The Federation of Korean Industries, January 1994.

Dr. Cho has published forty-three books and over ninety articles, which include The General Trading Company by Lexington Books (1986), Tiger Technology: the Rise of the Semiconductor Industry in Asia by Cambridge University Press (1999), From Adam Smith to Michael Porter: Evolution of Competitiveness Theory by World Scientific (2000), and Chaebol: Korean Business Giant (1990) which is being revised for publication by Oxford University Press (2007). His papers appeared in Organization Science, California Management Review, International Journal of Advertising, Journal of Business Research, Journal of World Business, Long Range Planning, Research Policy, etc. He was guest editor for the special issue of International Studies in Management and Organization on "In Search of Korean Management" in 1998.