Han founded the GSI Agency in 2013 and is the chief executive officer and an MLBPA Certified Agent. He has represented over 100 professional baseball players, coaches, and is responsible for creating opportunities for players and their families in leagues around the world, including in Major League Baseball, Minor League Baseball, Korea Baseball Organization, Nippon Professional League, Chinese Professional Baseball League (Taiwan), the Dominican Republic, Mexico and Venezuela. Han has generated millions in revenue for GSI’s clients and their families.

He started GSI Agency as a cultural acclimation business, ensuring U.S.-, Asian- and foreign-born players success while living and working as professional baseball players abroad and in the MLB and MiLB. Han has been interviewed by ESPN and written about by MLB.com, ESPN, the Athletic, and Baseball America on several occasions.

Han earned a dual bachelor’s degree in international relations and general management with specialization in Asian studies and international business from Michigan State University and received his juris doctor degree from Temple University’s Beasley School of Law. He has experience working and studying in Beijing and Shanghai, China, Tokyo, Japan and Seoul, South Korea.

Han is a recognized global leader and agent and is fluent in English and Korean and has a working knowledge of Mandarin Chinese and Japanese. Additional information can be found by visiting his LinkedIn page.

Chad Bell is a Knoxville, Tennessee native, Bell was originally drafted in the 25th round of the 2007 MLB Draft by the Milwaukee Brewers out of South Doyle High School but chose to attend Walters State Community College. There, he became an All-American and a two-time conference Pitcher of the Year.
Following his freshman season, Bell was selected in the 37th round of the 2008 MLB Draft by the Cleveland Indians but returned to Walters State. He was drafted for a third time in 2009, going in the 14th round to the Texas Rangers. After a standout summer in the prestigious Cape Cod Baseball League—highlighted by a nine-inning no-hitter with the Cotuit Kettleers—he signed his first professional contract and joined the Rangers organization.
After recovering from Tommy John surgery, Bell was traded to the Detroit Tigers in 2016. He made his Major League debut on May 10, 2017, against the Arizona Diamondbacks and appeared in 31 games for the Tigers during the 2017–18 seasons.
Bell later played in the Atlanta Braves organization in 2018 before spending two seasons (2019–20) in the Korea Baseball Organization with the Hanwha Eagles. Following his playing career, he served as a Division I pitching coach at Georgia State University in Atlanta.
He has since transitioned into his role at GSI, where he works as a draft advisor and assists with pitcher recruiting and development.