CJ Group’s Vice Chairwoman, Miky Lee, has received prestigious recognition in Hollywood. She was recently featured in the special edition of Vanity Fair’s influential “2024 Hollywood Issue”, solidifying her status as a visionary leader in the global entertainment industry.
Since 1995, Vanity Fair’s annual Hollywood Issue has become highly anticipated, showcasing the industry’s most influential figures. This year’s 30th-anniversary edition celebrates individuals shaping Hollywood’s future, featuring luminaries such as Donna Langley, Chairperson of NBC Universal Studios; Casey Wasserman, Chairman of Wasserman; Nicole Avant, producer and former ambassador to the Bahamas; Fran Descher, president of SAG-AFTRA, Jane Fonda, two-time Academy Award-winning actress, and Miky Lee, Vice Chairwoman of CJ Group.
Vanity Fair hails Miky Lee as a “godmother” of the Korean Wave’s explosive impact on Hollywood. The magazine credits her for strategically supporting films like Parasite and Snowpiercer, paving the way for Korean cinema’s global success. Lee’s vision extends beyond her Korean roots; the article highlights her role as executive producer for Jane Campion’s critically acclaimed film, The Power of the Dog, nominated for the Academy Awards. This multifaceted approach underscores her commitment to “creating cultural bridges for a more prosperous and diverse world,” as Vanity Fair aptly states.
Miky Lee’s role as executive producer extends beyond critically acclaimed films like Parasite, Decision to Leave, Broker, and The Power of the Dog. She acts as a driving force, shaping the evolution of the Korean film and content industry. Her vision further fosters collaborations with Hollywood, cultural arts, and educational sectors. By supporting creators and promoting various initiatives, Lee actively elevates Korean culture’s global recognition and influence to a broader stage.
Miky Lee’s dedication to the Korean Wave and entertainment development has garnered prestigious accolades. From the Order of Cultural Merit to the International Emmy Directorate Award, her contributions are undeniable. Lee’s influence extends beyond Korea – she’s consistently ranked among the world’s most influential people by leading U.S. and U.K. media outlets. Notably, she became the first Asian to be named in The Hollywood Reporter’s “Women in Entertainment Power 100” for three consecutive years (as of December 2023). Similarly, Variety magazine has recognized her leadership for four years on their prestigious “Variety 500” list. In 2022, Lee’s global impact was further amplified with her selection as one of BBC’s “100 Women of the Year.”
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