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    Charles Kim

    CEO/Founder @ CRAVE Global, Inc. | Global Consumer Engagement

    Charles Kim is a seasoned serial entrepreneur and investor with over 20 years of experience in the global consumer technology sector.

    He is the CEO and Co-Founder of Crave Global, spearheading initiatives to bridge global celebrities with their Chinese fan base, converting fans into consumers.

    His leadership role at Crave involves providing end-to-end solutions for celebrities, encompassing social media, mini programs, mini games, e-commerce, logistics, and customer service.

    As the Managing Partner and Co-Founder of Extol Capital, Charles drives growth equity investments in global consumer-focused technology companies, facilitating their expansion in China.

    Extol Capital, a US-based family office, boasts a team of skilled C-level operators known for generating substantial shareholder value by strategically developing and funding businesses across various sectors like e-commerce, gaming, education, and entertainment.

    Charles Kim is driven by a passion for creating and supporting innovative solutions that address genuine needs and bring joy to customers.

    He is dedicated to continuous learning and embracing new challenges while championing collaboration, contribution, and giving back to the community.

    Charles holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Economics/History from Brandeis University and has held significant roles at prominent organizations including InnoVAI, CRAVE Global, Extol Capital, China Renaissance, Mirae Asset Securities, Lehman Brothers, Deutsche Bank, and JPMorgan Chase.

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