As an expert on social issues, Greenberg covers issues such as urban development and poverty for KOREA PRO.

Jack Greenberg is a Global Korea Scholar, a recipient of a fully funded scholarship from the National Institute for International Education. He is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in International Development and Cooperation and writing a thesis about urban legibility at Korea University’s Graduate School of International Studies. Greenberg is from Toronto, Ontario, and received an Honors Bachelor of Arts degree in International Development Studies from McGill University in Montreal, Quebec.

Before moving to Korea, Jack was a consultant in Deloitte Canada’s Human Capital practice. For over five years, he worked directly with senior executives, business owners and teams across a variety of industries, facilitating leadership meetings and delivering strategic planning and leadership transition initiatives. He also served as the chief of staff to the Southern Ontario Marketplace Leader and as a client account manager for one of the firm’s fastest-growing priority accounts.

Greenberg also contributes to The Korea Times and other publications. His interests are in housing, urban development, real estate issues, labor politics and health policy. He enjoys traveling, urban exploration and photography in his spare time.

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