Allganize Appoints Lee Won-gang, Former Head of XL8 Korea, as Vice President

Accelerating Business Decision-Making Among Korea, US, and Japan

Allganize, an all-in-one solution company for large language models (LLM), announced on the 10th that it has appointed Lee Won-gang, former head of XL8 Korea, as its vice president.

Lee Won-gang, Vice President of Allganize
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Vice President Lee Won-gang has accumulated extensive experience in various public and private sectors, including serving as the head of XL8 Korea, director of the Seoul Metropolitan Government's Bus Policy Division, and consul in San Francisco. After passing the 49th Administrative Examination in 2005, he began his public service career in 2007 and was dispatched to the Ministry of Personnel Management and the Blue House in 2017, where he played a significant role. He then worked as the evaluation officer for Seoul City in 2018 and served as the consul in San Francisco for three years starting in 2019. After serving as the director of the Seoul Metropolitan Government's Bus Policy Division in 2022, he took on the role of head of XL8 Korea, a startup specializing in colloquial AI machine translation technology, from April of the same year, gaining valuable AI business experience.

Vice President Lee joined Allganize to oversee the operation of B2B AI-related business in Korea. Allganize counts over 300 enterprise clients across Korea, the United States, and Japan, and is rapidly growing in the enterprise AI markets of Korea and Japan.

Vice President Lee expressed his aspirations, saying, "I joined Allganize because I resonate with its vision to revolutionize the lives of office workers worldwide through AI. I want to contribute to innovating the way public and private enterprises work and advancing the AI ecosystem with Allganize’s evolving AI agent solutions for businesses."

Lee Chang-soo, CEO of Allganize, stated, "With Vice President Lee Won-gang joining us, Allganize’s business capabilities will be significantly strengthened, enabling faster decision-making for projects simultaneously underway in Korea, the U.S., and Japan. Moving forward, we will more actively provide differentiated experiences to our customers through AI agent-based workflow solutions."

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