Jominchae, CEO of J-Blin, Donates 100 Million KRW to Daegu Community Chest of Korea

Jominchae, CEO of J-Blin, joined as the 219th member of the Honor Society at the membership ceremony held on the 17th at the Sanggyeok Office in Daegu.

The ceremony was attended by Jominchae, CEO of J-Blin, Hong Junpyo, Mayor of Daegu, Kang Juhyun, Secretary General of the Daegu Community Chest of Korea, and other officials.

Jominchae, CEO of J-Blin (second from the left), is taking a commemorative photo with Hong Jun-pyo, Mayor of Daegu (first from the left), after joining the Honor Society.

CEO Jominchae, a self-made young entrepreneur who turned 30 this year, pledged to donate 100 million KRW over the next five years and joined the Daegu Honor Society as the 'youngest female entrepreneur' member.

She started her women's clothing business, which she had dreamed of since high school, with an initial capital of 10 million KRW. Despite experiencing a major failure once, she did not give up on her dream and worked hard, growing J-Blin, a women's clothing specialized online shopping mall, into a solid company with annual sales exceeding 3 billion KRW in about ten years.

CEO Jominchae said she wants to be a role model for young people by showing that "if you have a dream and consistently make your best efforts, you can achieve that dream someday," and added that she will continue to work steadily in various ways so that youths in difficult circumstances can have bigger dreams and hopes.

The Honor Society is a group of high-value donors who practice 'noblesse oblige' and can join by donating or pledging 100 million KRW or more within five years. Currently, there are a total of 221 Honor Society members in Daegu, with 48 female members accounting for 22% of the total, and 11 members in their 30s accounting for 5% of the total.

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