Professional Summary Experienced investment professional and technology commercialization expert with a comprehensive background spanning biomedical research, technology transfer, corporate planning, and venture capital investment. Proven track record in managing government-backed startup programs (TIPS/Scale-up TIPS) and serving as a representative fund manager. Work Experience ETRI Holdings Co., Ltd. | Senior Investor | Aug 2021 Present – H-Guard Co., Ltd. | Director of Corporate Operations | Apr 2020 Apr 2 – 021 BioNano Health Guard Research Center | Research Fellow | Aug 2015 May 2021 – Biotoxtech Co., Ltd. | Associate | Mar 2011 May 2015

Key Career Experience -. Director of Rerearch Inititute, PNT,Inc. (Present) -. Director of R&D Center, GLEPE Co., Ltd. (Former) -. Development Team Leader, Hana Tech Co., Ltd. (Former) -. Branch Manager, LG Insurance Co., Ltd. (Former)

David Maiorana is a first-chair trial lawyer with a notable combination of five years’ experience as a United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Patent Examiner and nearly 30 years litigating complex intellectual property matters. He has represented clients in numerous United States district courts and in the International Trade Commission (ITC). David has experience in diverse technology areas, including e-cigarettes, teeth whitening, diapers, feminine care, antibodies, self-inflating tires, flash memory, and digital cameras. He regularly serves as first-chair trial counsel in the ITC, including recently for complainant in an ITC investigation involving tobacco heating products and e-cigarettes, resulting in exclusion and cease-and-desist orders fully affirmed by the Federal Circuit. David has extensive experience representing Asian companies in patent litigation proceedings in the United States, including various leading Korean, Chinese, and Japanese companies. David leverages his USPTO and trial lawyer experience as lead counsel in many inter partes review (IPR) proceedings before the PTAB (Patent Trial and Appeal Board) on behalf of patent owners and petitioners. David is ranked in Chambers, who notes that he is “a tremendous team leader and talented litigator with a very collaborative approach to litigating matters”; and is “always level headed and practical in his approach to resolving a problem.” David is also recognized in Legal 500, who notes that he is “flexible, friendly and easy to work with" and is "highly skilled in matters before the USPTO and in ITC issues.” David joined Jones Day in 1998 and has been a partner since 2007. He is the chair of Jones Day’s intellectual property litigation group, comprised of dozens of partners and associates around the world. EDUCATION: B.S. Chemical Engineering, University of Virginia, 1992 J.D., American University Washington College of Law, 1997

EDUCATION • Seoul National University, Korea (BA, Business Administration) • Seoul National University, Graduate School, Korea (MBA, International Business) • University of London (QM), UK (LLM, Intellectual Property Law) • University of London (UCL), UK (LLM, International Finance and Banking Law) • Harvard University, J.F.Kennedy School of Government, USA (STS Program Fellow) Career • Barrister-at-Law, Bar of England and Wales • Allen & Overy LLP, International Law Firm, London, UK • Yulchon Law Firm, Seoul, Korea • Expert Committee Member, IP Policy Council, Prime Minister’s Office, Korea • Expert Committee Member, Presidential Council on IP, Korea • Vice President, The Korean Association for Science, Technology and Law • Vice President, The Korean Association for IP History, Theory and Policy • Expert Committee Member, IP Finance Research Forum, KIPO and KIPA • Director, Center of International IP and Finance, HUFS Law Institute • Chair of the KIPnet Subcommittee, Presidential Council on Intellectual Property • Board Member (Non-Executive Director) and Chair of the Audit Committee, Intellectual Discovery • Member of the Policy Assessment Board, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Korean Government

Jaewoo Kwak is a partner specializing in intellectual property ('IP'), which requires a deep understanding of technology and legal frameworks, and also serves as head of the Gaming Team and deputy head of the Discovery Team. He works on a wide range of civil and criminal IP disputes, including patents, trademarks, unfair competition, copyright, trade secrets, design, domain names, employee inventions, licensing and entertainment. In particular, he has established a solid track record of providing accurate legal analysis and practical assistance to clients in the area of unfair competition/entertainment law, including obtaining the first-ever Supreme Court decision on prohibition of free riding on world-famous K-Pop group BTS. Jaewoo is highly regarded by clients for providing comprehensive and extensive legal advice on all aspects of entertainment law, ranging from film, music, broadcasting, arts, sports, games, overseas expansion to risk management, based on his experience in numerous transactions and domestic and international litigation and arbitration, providing legal assistance to industry-leading entertainment companies and global entertainment companies. Ranked as Up and Coming in Chambers Global/Asia-Pacific Guide, Bronze in WTR1000, and Leading Lawyer in Korean Legal Times, Jaewoo was also selected as Outstanding Lawyer by the Korean Bar Association in 2021. From 2022 to the present, he has been selected as the Best Lawyer in Intellectual Property, Patent and Trademark Law in Korea by Korea Economic Daily. He was also selected as one of the Korea Super 30 Lawyers by ALB in 2023 and as Future Star by Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific and Rising Star by Asialaw in 2024. (Education) 2016 University of Pennsylvania Law School - LL.M. 2016 University of Pennsylvania Wharton School - Wharton Business and Law Certificate 2013 Seoul National University School of Law - Ph.D. Course Completion 2010 Judicial Research and Training Institute of the Supreme Court of Korea 2008 Seoul National University School of Law - LL.M. 2004 Seoul National University - B.S.(Industrial Engineering, valedictorian) (Work Experience) 2010-Present Lee & Ko 2025-Present Seoul Bar Association International Committee Asia Subcommittee, Coordinator 2025-Present Korean Intellectual Property Lawyers Association, Vice President 2023-Present Korean Bar Association Attorney Agent System Task Force, Member 2023-Present Seoul Bar Association International Committee, Committee Member 2023-Present Korea Patent Attorneys Association, Certified Lecturer in Intellectual Property 2023-2025 Korean Intellectual Property Lawyers Association, Secretary General 2022-Present Sungkyunkwan University, School of Law, Department of Forensics, Adjunct Professor 2022-Present KAIST Moon Soul Graduate School of Future Strategy, Adjunct Professor 2021-2023 Korean Copyright Law Society, Auditor General 2021-Present Korean Bar Association International Committee, Committee Member 2020-Present Korean Intellectual Property Lawyers Association, Member 2020-Present Korea Entertainment Law Society (KELS), Director 2020-Present Korean Film Council, Advisory Counsel 2019-Present International Association of Korean Lawyers (IAKL), Director 2017 Kobre & Kim (New York) 2016-2017 Mayer Brown (Washington, D.C.)

Ki-Hyun Ahn is the Executive Vice President of the Korea Semiconductor Industry Association (KSIA) and Secretary General of the Consortium of Semiconductor Advanced Research(COSAR). He holds a Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering from Sungkyunkwan University. With over 30 years of experience spanning research, academia, and industry policy, he has served at Hynix Semiconductor, KAIST's National NanoFab Center, and Namseoul University. Since 2015, he has led KSIA's policy and industry cooperation efforts, and since 2021, he has served as Director General of the Semiconductor Materials, Parts & Equipment (MPE) Cooperation Group, overseeing national strategies to strengthen Korea's semiconductor supply chain resilience.