DGB Life's New CEO Appointed: Kim Seong-han
[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Min-young] DGB Life Insurance announced on the 27th that, following the resolution of the Executive Candidate Recommendation Committee, it has recommended former Kyobo Life Executive Director Kim Seong-han as the new CEO.
Born in 1961, CEO nominee Kim graduated from Yeungnam University with a degree in Economics. He joined Kyobo Life Insurance in 1990 and worked for 30 years overseeing frontline sales operations and various executive duties across multiple headquarters, including serving as Executive Director in charge of policy support.
The DGB Financial Group Executive Candidate Recommendation Committee evaluated, “Candidate Kim Seong-han, with his extensive experience and excellent capabilities working at a major insurance company, and his favorable external reputation, is the best fit as the CEO of DGB Life Insurance.”
Candidate Kim is scheduled to be appointed as CEO following the resolution of the shareholders' meeting on the 28th.
A DGB Financial official stated, “Based on his experience working at a major life insurance company, the new nominee has outstanding expertise and sales capabilities, and strengths in communication with employees. We expect him to actively lead DGB Life Insurance’s sustainable growth and promote synergy outcomes within the group.”
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Recently, the previous CEO Min Ki-sik left to join Prudential Life Insurance, part of KB Financial Group, leaving the CEO position at DGB Life Insurance vacant.
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