Kim Kwang-yeol, Yeongdeok County Governor, Receives Korea Knowledge Management Award

Citizen and Field-Centered Communication Administration, Local Administrative Innovation Sector

Kim Kwang-yeol, the governor of Yeongdeok County, received the Grand Prize in the Local Administrative Innovation category at the 11th Korea Knowledge Management Awards ceremony held at the National Assembly Members' Office Building on the 5th.

Kim Kwang-yeol, Yeongdeok County Governor (fourth from the left), is celebrating receiving the Korea Knowledge Management Award, congratulated by Lee Seong-mo, the tournament chairman (third from the left), and Yeongdeok County staff.

The Korea Knowledge Management Awards were established in 2013 by a group of knowledge management professors and are co-hosted and supported by 20 professor organizations including the Korea University Invention Association, the Federation of Scientific and Technological Societies, the ESG Metaverse Development Institute, the Korea Economic Management Institute, as well as media outlets and the international knowledge management organization WIIPA.

This year’s awards selected the final recipients through a review by the award judging committee, targeting knowledge management professionals who created new innovative value in 2023 in the fields of politics, public institutions and local governments, academia and education, and business, contributing to national industry and social development.

Governor Kim Kwang-yeol was honored with the Grand Prize in the Local Administrative Innovation category in the public institutions and local government sector, highly recognized for providing administrative services that residents can feel by implementing resident-centered and field-centered communication administration based on the vision of “Yeongdeok Together with Residents.”

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