GH to Hold 'Ethical Management Strategy Seminar' for Executives on the 18th

GH held an 'Ethical Management Strategy Seminar' on the 18th for CEO Kim Se-yong and other executives.

Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Corporation (GH) held an 'Ethical Management Strategy Seminar' attended by all executives, including the president and division heads.

GH announced that, following the anti-corruption seminar held on the 6th for department heads to prevent corruption risks in advance due to the increasing importance of ethical and compliance management, a seminar was held on the 18th targeting executives.

The seminar covered various topics, including ▲ strengthened public service ethics laws such as the Conflict of Interest Prevention Act ▲ anti-corruption issues through major reporting and consultation cases ▲ management directions for fostering a human rights-centered corporate culture.

Kim Se-yong, president of GH, stated, "When each GH employee fulfills social responsibility as a public enterprise based on a high level of ethical awareness, the company can become one respected and trusted by the residents. I urge senior executives to take the lead in practicing ethical management."

Meanwhile, GH is promoting the establishment of a 'Human Rights Center' to respond to human rights issues such as the eradication of power abuse. In August last year, GH participated as a pilot institution in the Integrity Ethical Management Compliance Program (K-CP) led by the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission to establish an anti-corruption integrity management system and is currently improving systems to prevent corruption.

K-CP refers to a series of systems and activities that enable public enterprises and companies to autonomously minimize corruption risks that may arise during business activities, comply with anti-corruption laws, and foster a culture of integrity and ethical management.

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