South Korea has shown how creative industries can become a global economic force. As Thailand and Indonesia build their own creative economies, what will it take for them — and the next generation of APAC markets — to follow suit?
Find out in From Cultural Power to Economic Power, with:
Oriel Morrison-Higgins
Host
Guiding the conversation on how Asia-Pacific’s creative industries are turning cultural influence into economic opportunity.
Andrew Ure
Vice President, Global Affairs APAC, Netflix
Bringing Netflix’s regional perspective on how investment in local stories can create global audiences — and generate economic benefits far beyond the screen.
Dr Yonghee Kim
Assistant Professor of Business Administration, Sunmoon University
Exploring the policy choices, intellectual property protections and industry foundations that helped South Korea become a global creative powerhouse.
Dr Nessara Sukpanich
Associate Dean for Administration, Faculty of Economics, Thammasat University
Examining Thailand’s creative potential, the policies needed to unlock it, and the ambition to build the next global cultural success story.
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