Doors Hong
About Doors Hong
Doors Hong is a Director at TomTom, with extensive experience in sales and marketing roles across the technology and automotive industries.
Current Role at TomTom
Doors Hong serves as the Director at TomTom, where he is responsible for overseeing operations and strategic initiatives in the Seoul office. Since joining TomTom in 2008, Hong has played a pivotal role in managing global accounts and business development for the Mobile, Automotive, and Personal Navigation Device industries. Furthermore, he has successfully operated the Korea office as the Site Owner, contributing significantly to the company's presence in the region.
Previous Experience at LG Innotek
From 2006 to 2008, Doors Hong held the position of Sales Director at LG Innotek in Seoul, Republic of Korea. During his tenure, he was instrumental in steering the sales strategies and fostering partnerships that expanded the company's market reach. His experience in managing sales operations proved valuable in strengthening LG Innotek's market position in the industry.
Role at coAsia
At coAsia, Doors Hong served as the Sales & Marketing Director from 2000 to 2006 in Taipei, Taiwan. In this capacity, he directed sales and marketing initiatives that were critical to the company's success. His leadership and strategic planning efforts significantly improved coAsia's market penetration and overall sales performance.
Early Career at Hynix Semiconductor
Between 1995 and 2000, Doors Hong worked as a Manager at Hynix Semiconductor in Cambridge, UK, where he collaborated with ARM. His role involved managing projects and developing semiconductor solutions, which provided him with extensive experience and expertise in the semiconductor industry.
Educational Background
Doors Hong has an extensive academic background in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. He earned both his Bachelor's degree (1989-1995) and Master's degree (1995-1997) from 한국과학기술원 (KAIST). Additionally, he pursued doctoral studies at National Taiwan University in the field of Information and Communication from 2003 to 2005.