Korea Island Promotion Agency Holds First Workshop for All Employees, Declares 'ESG Management'

Established Customer Service Charter... Promise to Prioritize Customer Value with 'Service Implementation Standards'

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Yoon Jamin] The Korea Island Promotion Agency (Director Oh Dongho) held its first workshop to enhance employee capabilities and declared ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) management.

The Korea Island Promotion Agency announced that on the 4th, it held a workshop at the Kim Dae-jung Nobel Peace Prize Memorial Convention Hall located in Samhakdo, Mokpo, with about 40 employees participating.

The workshop, held for the first time since the agency's establishment, consisted of team introductions, employees' visions for the Korea Island Promotion Agency, public official code of conduct training, a special lecture by Professor Kang Bongryong of Mokpo National University, and a presentation of vision and strategy by Director Oh Dongho.

Following this, ESG management was declared to realize social value and spread sustainable management.

On this day, employees pledged to contribute to the happiness of the people through comprehensive and systematic investigation, research, policy establishment, and promotion of island areas, striving to become the world's best specialized island research institution loved by the public.

A Customer Service Charter was also established. Employees promised to prioritize customer value and prepare the best service implementation standards.

Afterwards, employees moved to Gohado Island and concluded the workshop schedule while overlooking the islands of Mokpo and the Dadohae region.

Oh Dongho, Director of the Korea Island Promotion Agency, said, “The first workshop was especially meaningful as it included employee capability training, the declaration of ESG management, and the establishment of the Customer Service Charter. I hope that the ESG declaration made today will not end as a statement but will be continuously realized so that island residents and local governments can grow together.”

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