Kyobo Life Insurance Conducts New Employees' 'Plogging Volunteer Activity'

Kyobo Life Insurance announced on the 14th that 97 new employees in the first half of the year participated in plogging (an activity of picking up trash while jogging) following the footsteps of the independence movement.

The new employees visited the Anseong Independence Movement Historical Village in Gyeonggi Province and the Deokchon-ri Independence Activist Village in Cheongju, Chungbuk, on the 27th of last month to carry out environmental cleanup volunteer activities and honor the noble sacrifices and patriotism of independence activists.

New employees of Kyobo Life Insurance visited the Anseong Independence Movement History Village in Gyeonggi Province to go plogging and took a commemorative photo afterward. Kyobo Life Insurance

New employee Nam Dong-yeon said, "I knew that Kyobo Life Insurance is a company inseparable from education and the nation, but through this training, I felt it even more deeply," adding, "I pledged to strive to grow as an insurance professional who fulfills social responsibility."

Kyobo Life Insurance includes volunteer activities in its new employee training program to realize the value of nurturing genuine people. Kyobo Life Insurance is a life insurance company that has consistently hired over 100 new employees annually and has pursued a people-centered sustainable management philosophy. During the IMF financial crisis in 1998, it did not undergo restructuring and hired about 600 new employees, and the following year, it recruited about 1,300.

Shin Chang-jae, CEO and Chairman of Kyobo Life Insurance, told the new employees, "The core asset of the life insurance business is people," explaining, "Those who are well selected and nurtured for life insurance are entrusted with all processes of persuading customers with the meaning and utility of life insurance, getting them to subscribe, and maintaining and providing coverage." He continued, "Kyobo Life Insurance will help people continue to pursue their precious dreams when facing adversity and uphold the intrinsic value of life insurance," urging, "Please perform your assigned duties faithfully with pride."

Kyobo Life Insurance operates a special training program that expands opportunities for new employees to engage in social contribution activities. At the same time, it conducts a common orientation program that includes eight affiliates such as Kyobo Securities and Kyobo Book Centre.

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