Gwangju Bank Implements Executive Personnel Changes and Organizational Restructuring to "Expand Growth Engines"

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Jin-hyung] Gwangju Bank conducted an executive personnel appointment on the 27th, appointing four deputy vice presidents through internal selection.

Gwangju Bank explained that it selected executives from branch managers with excellent performance in frontline branches, sales experts with professionalism, and headquarters department heads with outstanding planning capabilities.

Park Sung-woo, head of the Pyeongdong Industrial Complex Financial Center, Kim Jae-chun, head of the Sales Promotion Department, and Kim Yong-gyu, head of the Comprehensive Planning Department, were also promoted to deputy vice presidents, while the existing three deputy vice presidents, Lee Chun-woo, Lee Dal-ho, and Jo Jung-min, retired.

Some organizational restructuring was also carried out, including the establishment of new departments.

To enhance data-driven work expertise and strengthen product development functions, the Data Strategy Headquarters was newly established.

The Digital Strategy Headquarters and Digital Sales Headquarters, which handle digital sales, were integrated into the Digital Headquarters to oversee digital finance comprehensively.

Under the Digital Headquarters, the Digital Planning Department, Digital Platform Department, Digital Finance Center, and Customer Center were organized to focus capabilities on enhancing expertise, profitability, and synergy.

To expand the role and expertise of the WM division, the Asset Management Headquarters was newly established, and through the integration of similar tasks and adjustment of relevant departments, work efficiency and consistency are expected to be secured.

Song Jong-wook, president of Gwangju Bank, explained, “We appointed the right candidates as new executives to expand future growth engines and make the bank a customer-centered regional representative bank, maximizing organizational efficiency by fully utilizing each executive’s strengths and placing them appropriately.”

He added, “Going forward, we will continue to establish a healthy organizational culture through fair and transparent personnel policies and appoint a large number of employees recognized for their expertise and sales capabilities.”

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