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The American Chamber of Commerce in Korea will host a charity event that emphasizes fun on June 5.
Called “The 8th AMCHAM CEO Servers’ Night,” the event will take place at the Banyan Tree Club & Spa Seoul, located in Jangchung-dong, central Seoul.
During the event, business executives will dress up as waiters and serve a four-course dinner to their clients, employees and family members.
Participating CEOs will be required to attend an afternoon training session that will be held on the same day. They will also need to pay 1 million won to take part in the event.
Dinner for adults will cost 100,000 won, while children under the age of 12 can enjoy dinner for 30,000 won.
All proceeds will go towards scholarships for Korean students, according to AMCHAM Korea.
For more information, please visit www.amchamkorea.org
Called “The 8th AMCHAM CEO Servers’ Night,” the event will take place at the Banyan Tree Club & Spa Seoul, located in Jangchung-dong, central Seoul.
During the event, business executives will dress up as waiters and serve a four-course dinner to their clients, employees and family members.
Participating CEOs will be required to attend an afternoon training session that will be held on the same day. They will also need to pay 1 million won to take part in the event.
Dinner for adults will cost 100,000 won, while children under the age of 12 can enjoy dinner for 30,000 won.
All proceeds will go towards scholarships for Korean students, according to AMCHAM Korea.
For more information, please visit www.amchamkorea.org
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Articles by Korea Herald
