JW Group Pledges Commitment to Compliance Management on Ethics Day

On the 2nd, JW Group pledged to practice compliance management in celebration of the '4th JW Ethics Day' at its headquarters in Seocho-dong. Han Seong-gwon, CEO of JW Holdings (fifth from the left in the front row), along with representatives from each company and key executives responsible for compliance and ethics management, are posing for a commemorative photo reaffirming their commitment to practicing compliance and ethical management.

[Asia Economy Reporter Choi Dae-yeol] JW Group held a Compliance and Ethical Management Practice Resolution Meeting on the 2nd in celebration of its self-designated 'Ethics Day.'

This day was established in 2017 to mark the 10th anniversary of the introduction of the Fair Trade Compliance Program (CP), aiming to gauge employees' commitment to ethical management and to establish a fair market order. Key executives attended, including Han Sung-kwon, Chairman of the Compliance Committee and CEO of JW Holdings, as well as CEOs of JW Pharmaceutical, JW Shinyak, JW Medical, heads of management planning, sales headquarters, and compliance managers and officers from each affiliate.

The employees declared their commitment to compliance, awarded outstanding contributors to ethical management, took pledges to practice compliance and ethical standards, and made declarations to strengthen compliance management. This month has been designated as JW Ethics Day, with activities such as signing pledges and quiz events taking place. Han Sung-kwon, Chairman of the Compliance Committee, said, "Based on the consistent practice of righteous management so far, please strive to ensure that the culture of compliance and ethical management continues."

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