How To Make A Star
From a recent project in my favorite course of the quarter: OB388 Leadership in Entertainment Business, my group researched and analyzed the success of K-Pop.

From a recent project in my favorite course of the quarter: OB388 Leadership in Entertainment Business, my group researched and analyzed the success of K-Pop.

A simple analysis of all the wide-release movies for the 2013 summer season by genre — and the chess game studios play staking their flags on the most coveted weekends.
Preview of what's coming on my GCBC Talk - Stay Full Stay Smart
When you see Sloans dancing on the table in usually low-key Stanford Coho cafe, you know this party is a riot. This is the TGIF that ends all other TGIFs. This is The-Moment-Of-The-Year for Sloan Fellow Class of 2013 of Stanford Graduate Business School.
This article marks an exception to my website, which contains entirely original content created by me. It's an important piece that unlocks part of our family's history and sets the record straight.
In February 2013, DreamWorks Animation, the maker of highly successful franchises of "Shrek" and "Madagascar", laid off 350 of its 2,200 employees. The shocking news begs the question: what's wrong with DreamWorks Animation Studio, or what's wrong with animation film business in general?

The honor of the soundtrack for this article goes to the iconic and haunting monologue by Ewan McGregor in "Trainspotting"(1996) that defined the 90s, together with that "You Never Can Tell" dance in "Pulp Fiction"(1994). The full "choose life ... " monologue starts at 02:38.
My presentation to the incoming Class of 2014 at the Stanfor Sloan Orientation.
In descending order of importance, Complete your Linkedin profile. Linkedin has been used extensively by business schools, head hunters, and HR recruitment officers of many companies in US. It's gone mainstream and become a must-have in Stanford GSB.
It was a very pleasant surprise when I read the back page of 2013 Spring Issue of Stanford Business Magazine. Surprise #1, this was actually a very accurate quote from me, though I have no idea how the magazine got it.
