YoungHoon Kim is the President & Executive Director of the United Sigma Intelligence Association (USIA).
In the activities of think tank organizations, YoungHoon Kim is the President & Executive Director of the United Sigma Intelligence Association (USIA) partnered with Artificial Emotional Intelligence Research Center of Yonsei University; Founder & Director of the United Intelligence Research Institute of USIA; Steering Committee Member and Senior Global Strategy Advisor at the Complex Biological Systems Alliance registered in the United States; Advisor of the Biotech/Medical Board at the Lifeboat Foundation registered in the United States; Former Education Committee Member of Mensa, the largest and oldest high-IQ society in the world.
In the mind sports field, he is the world's first intelligence specialist advisor at the World Mind Sports Council, World Memory Championships, World Speed-Reading Championship, and World Mind Mapping Championship; He was the first South Korean arbiter at the World Memory Championships and Asia Pacific Memory Championships.
In the human intellectual networks, he is the official highest IQ record holder certified by Korea Record Institute, World Genius Directory, and Global Genius Registry. With perfect scores on various experimental high range intelligence tests, he is Lifetime Member of the Mega Society listed in Guinness World Records (also having full memberships from Mensa to GIGA Society as 1st ranked member). To measure human cognitive potential and to study the cognitive abilities of humans, he is developing united intelligence assessments for borderline intellectual functioning and high intelligence.
He studied academic degrees in psychology, neuroscience, linguistics, sociology, philosophy, and theology (Non-denominational) at King's College London Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, University of London, Korea University, and Yonsei University. Currently, as a research partnership advisor, he is collaborating with the research lab and center at the University of Cambridge and Yale University.