Kim Hyuk-pyo, CEO of Winia Dimchae, Joins 'Children's Traffic Safety Challenge' Campaign
[Asia Economy Reporter Jeong Hyunjin] On the 22nd, Winia Dimchae announced that CEO Kim Hyuk-pyo participated in the 'Children's Traffic Safety Challenge' after being nominated by Hwang Young-geun, CEO of Hi-Mart.
The Children's Traffic Safety Challenge is a campaign launched by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety in December last year, conducted in a relay format to fundamentally improve child protection zones with high traffic accident risks and to establish a culture that prioritizes child protection above all.
Winia Dimchae posted on social networking services (SNS) a photo of CEO Kim holding a signboard with the children's traffic safety slogan "Stop at 1! Look both ways at 2! Wait for 3 seconds! Prevent with 4 high risks!" along with essential hashtags expressing commitment to children's traffic safety. CEO Kim said, "It is society's duty to help children, who will lead future generations, grow up safely and healthily."
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CEO Kim nominated Lee Sang-ho, CEO of 11st, and Sung Myung-gi, Chairman of Seongnam Industrial Complex Management Corporation, as the next participants in the Children's Traffic Safety Challenge.
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