Yul KwonSpeaker and Booking Agent Information

Among Kwon's other recent endeavors are his work as a special correspondent for CNN, his recurrent appearances as a guest lecturer at the FBI Academy, and his appearances as a speaker at numerous prestigious institutions and businesses across the nation, including Yale, Duke, Northwestern, McKinsey, Verizon, and AT&T.

After his best buddy passed away from leukemia in college, he became involved in a number of charity causes and spearheaded a national push to boost the number of minority bone marrow donors. At Stanford University, where he graduated Phi Beta Kappa and was awarded the James Lyons Award for Service, Kwon earned a B.S. in symbolic systems.

He later attended Yale Law School and served on the Yale Law Journal's editorial board. After graduating, Kwon pursued a varied career that spanned the public and commercial sectors in the fields of law, politics, business, and technology. He practiced law at several law firms, where he did a variety of litigation, appellate, commercial, and regulatory work.

He also served as a law clerk on the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals. He drafted a significant measure on nanotechnology as Senator Joseph Lieberman's legislative assistant, formed a bipartisan caucus on science and technology, and assisted in parts of the Homeland Security Act's drafting.

Kwon made the switch to the business world a number of years ago, initially working as a management consultant for McKinsey before joining Google's business strategy team.

Kwon was recently included in many lists, including the Most Eligible Bachelors list from EXTRA TV, the Sexiest Man Alive list from Individuals Magazine, and the yearly "Juice" list of young people who will change the world.