Kim Young-gi, CEO of Hanta Special Transport, Awarded Honorary Doctorate in Business Administration from Dongmyeong University

President Jeon Ho-hwan of Dongmyung University (left), Kim Young-gi, CEO of Hanta Special Transport (center), and others are taking a commemorative photo after receiving honorary doctoral degrees.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Du-yeol] Dongmyung University awarded an honorary Doctorate in Business Administration to Kim Young-gi, CEO of Hanta Special Transport, on the 27th.

CEO Kim Young-gi has devoted himself to building infrastructure that enables logistics nationwide to be transported from Busan to the world, and is engaged in various social contribution activities such as developing port hinterland parking facilities to reduce logistics costs and protect the environment.

President Jeon Ho-hwan encouraged, “Dongmyung University, which fosters practical future-oriented intellectuals, will play a major role in entering the TOP-10 small and strong universities thanks to CEO Kim.”

CEO Kim Young-gi said, “Busan’s future will be determined by the establishment of a tri-port of ports, airports, and railroads, as well as the fostering of the global logistics industry and new industries,” adding, “Dongmyung University will devote all its efforts to becoming a talent training center that leads Busan to become a global logistics hub city.”

Hanta Special Transport is a comprehensive logistics company engaged in freight automobile transportation and freight forwarding business, including container transportation for export and import of Hankook Tire.

Headquartered in Busan, it operates business offices in Jinhae Yongwon, Gyeonggi Uiwang, Sejong, and Jeonnam Gwangyang, and is establishing a nationwide logistics system centered on Busan by setting up offices in Geumsan and Asan, Chungnam.

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