Orion CEO Lee Seung-jun Receives Korea Volunteer Award in Three Categories

Received the Director's Award and the Beautiful Daehan Gukin Award
Contributions to Supporting Vulnerable Children and Adolescents and Promoting Eco-Friendly Initiatives

Orion announced on the 12th that CEO Lee Seung-jun received three awards at the 2024 First Half Korea Volunteer Awards Ceremony, including the Korea Volunteer Award, the Head of Institution Award, and the Beautiful Korean Award.

The Korea Volunteer Award, which has been held annually since 2010 and is hosted by the Korea UN Volunteers, recognizes individuals, institutions, and organizations that have contributed to national and community development and excelled in sharing and volunteer work.

Lee Seung-jun, CEO of Orion (center), is taking a commemorative photo with Yoo Joon-sang, Director of the Korea Information Technology Research Institute (left), and Ahn Heon-sik, Chairman of the Korea UN Volunteer Group, at the '2024 First Half Korea Volunteer Awards Ceremony' held on the 11th in the National Assembly Members' Office Building main conference room.
[Photo by Orion]

Since declaring ethical management in 2015, Orion Group has carried out various social contribution activities to fulfill its corporate social responsibility. This year as well, through product sponsorships and other means, the group conducted the "Warm Jeong (情) Sharing" campaign to support vulnerable children and youth, and the "Blue Jeong (情) Sharing" campaign, a group-level global plogging initiative contributing to local communities and environmental protection.

In addition, Orion has continuously provided support during disaster situations, such as donating emergency relief supplies when typhoon-related flood damage occurs. CEO Lee was recognized for his contributions to spreading a culture of sharing, including personally handcrafting limited-edition Strawberry Whale Snacks, which were originally sold commercially, to donate to children with illnesses. He also received the Beautiful Korean Award, which is given to only 10 recipients among the Korea Volunteer Award winners, adding further significance to the honor.

An Orion official stated, "We will continue to expand our social contribution activities based on ethical management, which is the group’s management policy."

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