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Kim Hyun-joo, chief executive of Sandeul Information and Technology Co., took office as the fifth president of the Korea IT Business Women’s Association on Wednesday.
Kim succeeded Kang Eun-hee who was elected last week as lawmaker of the ruling Saenuri Party.
The KIBWA congress unanimously voted for Kim, who has led the association’s Daegu-North Gyeongsang branch since 2008, as the new president.
Kim has contributed to creating jobs in IT companies run by women and supported start-up businesses in green IT that link cutting-edge convergence technologies with low carbon, green growth industries, KIBWA said.
(sophie@heraldcorp.com)
Kim succeeded Kang Eun-hee who was elected last week as lawmaker of the ruling Saenuri Party.
The KIBWA congress unanimously voted for Kim, who has led the association’s Daegu-North Gyeongsang branch since 2008, as the new president.
Kim has contributed to creating jobs in IT companies run by women and supported start-up businesses in green IT that link cutting-edge convergence technologies with low carbon, green growth industries, KIBWA said.
(sophie@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
