Jeonbuk Sports Council Decides Organizational Restructuring: From 7 Divisions to 1 Office and 6 Divisions

Establishment of the External Cooperation Office Directly Under the Secretary-General

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Geon-ju] The Jeonbuk Sports Council announced on the 3rd that it will reorganize its organization.

According to the Sports Council, the recent 3rd board meeting reviewed and approved the proposed amendments to the regulations, proposed amendments to the bylaws, and the 1st supplementary budget revenue and expenditure plan.

The most anticipated office organization reorganization plan was also passed, changing from the existing 1 office, 2 headquarters, and 7 departments to 1 office, 2 headquarters, 1 division, and 6 departments.

Looking at the reorganized structure, the Planning and Coordination Headquarters will have the General Affairs and Accounting Department and the Marketing Planning Department.

The Sports Promotion Headquarters consists of the Professional Sports Department, the Gifted Welfare Department, the Leisure Sports Department, and the Sports Support Department, with a Sports Science Center directly under the headquarters chief.

In particular, an External Cooperation Division will be newly established directly under the office chief.

The External Cooperation Division will be responsible for the president's campaign tasks and external exchange cooperation, while the General Affairs and Accounting Department and the Marketing Planning Department will handle budget and personnel affairs and publicity and management evaluation, respectively.

The Professional Sports Department manages national comprehensive sports competitions and athlete management, while the Gifted Welfare Department will promote projects such as nurturing world stars and talent donation.

The Leisure Sports Department and the Sports Support Department will be responsible for managing city and county sports councils and sports organizations within the province.

Additionally, at this board meeting, the membership fee regulations were changed to include the president as a payer of board membership fees. The president will pay an annual membership fee of over 50 million won.

Furthermore, the active participation of the newly formed board members attracted attention, with membership fees almost fully paid.

Jeong Gang-seon, president of the provincial sports council, said, “The organization was reorganized by readjusting the division of work by department to improve work efficiency. We will do our best to become a trusted sports council and a sports council that stands tall together with the residents.”

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