Seung-wook Choi, CEO of Sports Seoul.
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◇ Sports Seoul appointed Choi Seung-wook, editor-in-chief of Newsworks as the new CEO on the 24th. After graduating from the Department of Sociology at Seoul National University, the new CEO Choi has worked as the editor-in-chief, starting with the first probationary reporter, then as the director of the social department, the editorial board, and the senior reporter. It is scheduled to be inaugurated on the same day after the general shareholders’ meeting on the 26th, and the term is 5 years. Present CEO Park Kun-seung will be promoted to editor and vice-chairman.
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Seol Sung-kyung, Emeritus Professor at Yonsei University. Yonsei University
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◇ The Straw Newspaper Association (Chairman Dong-Chun Oh) selected critic Seol Seong-gyeong, Yonsei University Emeritus Professor as the grand prize winner of the ’20th Straw News Literature Award’. The winner of the award was poet Oh Yang-shim and the essayist Bae Seong-hee for the excellence award. The awards ceremony will be held at the King Sejong Memorial Project in Cheongnyang-ri, Seoul on the 25th.
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Hyunmin Kim Director of National Institute of Mathematical Sciences. Provided by the Institute of Basic Science
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◇ On the 23rd, the Institute of Basic Sciences appointed Professor Kim Hyun-min of Pusan National University as a candidate for the new president of the National Institute of Mathematical Sciences. Candidate Kim served as a member of the Steering Committee of the National Institute of Mathematical Sciences, vice president of the Korean Mathematical Society, and head of the admissions headquarters at Pusan National University, and is elected early next month after approval from the Minister of Science, Technology and Communication. The term of office is three years.
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Jang Kyung-ho, president of the KOSDAQ Association. Providing Innox Advanced Materials
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◇ The KOSDAQ Association held a regular membership meeting on the 24th and appointed Jang Kyung-ho, CEO of Innox Advanced Materials, as the 12th new president. Four members were elected as vice-chairmen, including Kim Kyung-soo NCN, Lee Jae-jung Meccaro, Lee Hang-gu Aliko Pharmaceutical, and Jang Seung-guk, CEO of Vitzro Cell.
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Wonhyuk Choi, President of Korea Integrated Logistics Association. Pantos offer
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◇ The Korea Integrated Logistics Association re-elected Choi Won-hyuk, CEO of Pantos, as the 7th president on the 23rd. During his tenure earlier, Chairman Choi was recognized for his achievements in advancing the logistics industry by actively promoting policy cooperation with various government ministries as well as protecting the rights of member companies.
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Im-seong Lee, Chairman of the National Association of Local Bar Association.
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◇ The National Association of Local Bar Associations elected Lee Im-seong, head of the Northern Gyeonggi Bar Association, as the council chairman on the 22nd. Chairman Lee was appointed as a prosecutor in 1998 and has been working as a lawyer since 2009, following the 3rd Criminal Division head of the Uijeongbu District Prosecutors’ Office.
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Director of Gangnam Cha Hospital, No. Provided by Cha Hospital
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On the 24th, Gangnam Cha Hospital appointed Professor Nohn Dong-young as the 16th president of the hospital. New hospital director Roh is an authority in the field of breast cancer research and treatment, and has served as Seoul National University Hospital breast center director, cancer center director, cancer hospital director, Seoul National University Hospital Gangnam Center director, and Seoul National University research vice president.
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Jeong Yong-gu, director of Gimcheon Medical Center. Provided by Gyeongbuk Province
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◇ Gyeongbuk Provincial Gimcheon Medical Center was appointed Jeong Yong-gu, former professor at Korea University Anam Hospital, as the new medical center on the 24th. Shinim Jeong served as a professor of neurosurgery at Korea University Anam Hospital, president of the Korean Society of Brain Oncology, and chairman of the Korean Neurosurgery Society. The term of office is three years.
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Young-jin Kim, Chairman of the Handok Jeseok Foundation.
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◇ Handok Jeseok Foundation (Chairman Kim Young-jin) delivered a total of 150 million won in scholarships and research grants to medical and pharmacy students and medical and pharmacy professors on the 24th. The scholarships are eligible for scholarships, including scholarships from medical and pharmacy colleges, and scholarships for North Korean refugee medical personnel recommended by the Inter-Korean Health and Medical Education Foundation. The Handok Jesuk Foundation is a social public interest corporation with the appearance of Handok’s founder and honorary Chairman Shin-Kwon Kim and Handok, and conducts scholarship projects and research support activities for the development of the pharmaceutical industry. ◇ On the 24th, Citibank Korea selected the ‘2020 Real Estate Daesang-Class House’ series as the grand prize winner of the ‘2020 Citi Korea Journalist Award’ for reports in the economy and finance sector. The top three teams were selected for each sector, including the economy, financial market, and consumer finance, and each of the winning teams received a commemorative plaque of pure gold worth 5 million won. ◇ Hanshin University (President Gyu-Hong Yeon) was evaluated as’Excellent’ twice in a row in 2020 following 2017 in the’Educational Welfare Support Status Evaluation for Students with Disabilities’ conducted every three years by the National Institute of Special Education under the Ministry of Education. ◇ Korea South-East Power (President Hyang-Yeol Yu) is recruiting 152 new employees in the first half of 2021 in the fields of office work, machinery, electricity, chemistry, civil engineering, architecture, ICT, health management, and safety management (career) on the 2nd to 8th of the new month. You can apply through the website (koen.incruit.com). ◇ The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism recently opened’Dream The Hado Library’ in Hanoi, Vietnam, which is promoted as an overseas public library project. The Dream Deo Hado Library on the 4th floor of the Hanoi City Library covers an area of about 400 square meters, and has a reading and culture space customized for each age group, a Korean culture resource room where you can experience Korean culture, translations of Korean literature, and new books from Vietnam. ◇ On the 24th, Korea & Company donated 1.1 billion won to the Fruit of Love Social Welfare Community Chest to support the vulnerable. Since 2003, Korea & Company has donated about 12 billion won in donations to the Fruit of Love. ◇ Jeongeup City, Jeollabuk-do, donated 7,000 KF94 masks (worth 3.5 million won) to the Ongdong-myeon office on the 22nd, asking an anonymous Dokjiga to use it for Ongdong-myeon residents. Masks are scheduled to be applied evenly to 1,600 residents. ◇ Gongju National University (President Won Seong-su) donated 30 million won in development fund on the 24th by a couple of CEO Kang Myung-seok and Samjin Company representative of Yu-character to purchase the site for Sejong University. Since 1992, these couples have paid 25 million won in development fund by working as a house sponsored by Gongju University. ◇ The 8th Combat Training Group of the Navy donated 25cm of hair that Lieutenant Kim Lin of the Seoul ship had grown for three years to the headquarters of Myonna (hair sharing campaign for young cancer patients). ◇ The Heart-Heart Foundation (Chairman Oh Ji-cheol) participated in’Go Go Challenge’, a campaign to continue social network service to reduce plastics in daily life after being pointed out by L’OCCOTANE, a sponsor of the Cambodian children’s blindness prevention campaign. did. The next runners were Sejong Hospital, which employs people with developmental disabilities who have musical talents but have difficulty in finding employment, and Mini Gold, which supports the living medical expenses of children with rare and intractable diseases. ◇ On the 1st of the new month, the Korea Music Records Industry Association joined forces with Democrats Chung Cheong-rae and Lim Oh-gyeong, and People’s Power, Jang Je-won, and Heo Eun-ah, to comfort the people who are suffering from the economic crisis and psychological depression due to the prolonged Corona 19. The remake of the project sound source is released. ‘Don’t Worry My Love’ is the title track of Jeon In-kwon’s 4th album in 2004. ◇ On the 24th, the Kukdong PK Scholarship Foundation (Chairman, Pastor Yohan Kim) will first select and support the children of the underprivileged, North Korean refugees, the disabled, and unself-reliant church pastors and missionaries, and future Christian leaders. The’vision scholarship’ (3 million won) targeted at dreaming overseas university students and graduate students was delivered to 59 students selected through public recruitment. ◇ The Korean Buddhist Culture Project Team (Director Wonkyung Won) will host a temple food live as one of the’#TikTok Culture Festival’ hosted by the global shortform mobile video platform’TikTok’ on the 26th. Monk Jeonggwan shows temple food using five grain rice and muknamul on the full moon of the New Year, and food creator’Moksna’ introduces the food together. ◇ Hanwha Life Insurance held a’DREAM delivery ceremony and agreement’ at the Life Insurance Hall of Social Solidarity Bank on the 24th. Moms Care Dream Savings Insurance is a financial product that saves 280,000 won per month for three years, and Hanwha Life Insurance provides 80,000 won of monthly insurance premiums on their own and the remaining 200,000 won so that young people can build their self-reliance. A young adult who consistently pays 80,000 won per month until the expiration date can save about 10 million won and receive insurance money for surgery and specific burns that occur during the insurance period. ◇ The Geumsan Education Love Scholarship Foundation in Chungnam provides a scholarship of 200,000 won for elementary school students, 400,000 won for junior high school students, and 1 million won for high school students when students with three or more children in the region enter elementary, middle and high school from the 15th of the new month to April 15th. Apply for’Multi-Child Scholarship’. Applications can be made through the Foundation Secretariat (041-750-3255-7).- .
