Cyworld Z appoints Kim Tae-hoon, CEO of Cyworld Hancom Town, as CEO... "Accelerating Cyworld's reopening"
[Asia Economy Reporter Hyunseok Yoo] Cyworld Z held an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders at 10 a.m. on the 3rd and announced that the proposal to appoint Kim Tae-hoon, CEO of Cyworld Hancom Town and the largest shareholder of Cyworld Z (jointly held with Intromedic), as a new director was passed with 85% shareholder participation and 85% shareholder approval.
Following the extraordinary general meeting, at the Cyworld Z board meeting, the resolution to appoint Director Kim Tae-hoon as CEO was unanimously approved by all six of the seven directors present.
Kim Tae-hoon, the newly appointed CEO of Cyworld Z, stated, "As the largest shareholder, I have stepped up as CEO to successfully lead the opening of Cyworld in 2022. During the past two weeks since the dismissal of the previous CEO and my appointment, I have judged that the spread of false information by a certain individual has gone too far, and starting today, the company will officially take legal action."
He added, "We will prove through the upcoming opening that we have been well preparing for our mission to revive Cyworld over the past year."
He continued, "The reason the company had not officially responded to the excessive attacks by a certain individual until now was out of concern for the coin investors who purchased the coin Cyclub, rebranded under the name of Cyworld, but now we will actively take official action."
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Meanwhile, at the extraordinary general meeting held that day, Cyworld Z passed a resolution to dismiss registered executive Kim Ho-kwang with the unanimous consent of shareholders attending 85% of the meeting. Kim Ho-kwang had already been dismissed as co-CEO with the unanimous consent of all attending directors at the Cyworld Z board meeting on the 20th of last month, and was dismissed as a registered director at this extraordinary general meeting.
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