"Businesses and Local Governments Growing Together"... KGM Seeks Mutually Beneficial Cooperation with Pyeongtaek City on Future Mobility
CEO Hwang Giyoung: "Grow Alongside the Local Community"
KG Mobility (KGM) said on October 12 that it had discussed ways to cooperate with Pyeongtaek City to strengthen the company's competitiveness and grow alongside the local community as the industry transitions to future mobility. The meeting was held on October 8 at the company's headquarters in Pyeongtaek. Attendees included KGM CEO Hwang Giyoung, labor union chairman Noh Cheol, and key Pyeongtaek City officials, including Mayor Choi Wonyong.
KG Mobility held a meeting at its headquarters in Pyeongtaek on the 8th to discuss ways to cooperate with Pyeongtaek City. KGM CEO Hwang Giyoung (fourth from right in the front row) poses for a commemorative photo with the attendees. KGM
View original imageThe attendees shared views on changes in the business environment and challenges in the field arising from the transition to the future mobility industry, and exchanged ideas on ways for local communities and businesses to grow together. They also discussed ways to cooperate with the local community, including expanding purchases of KGM vehicles, as part of efforts to boost the local economy and promote mutually beneficial cooperation.
CEO Hwang said, "It was a meaningful occasion for businesses, labor unions, and local government to come together and consider the future of local industries and ways to grow together." He added, "We will work to strengthen our competitiveness through trust and communication, while cooperating closely with Pyeongtaek City to grow alongside the local community."
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Pyeongtaek Mayor Choi said, "I believe the competitiveness of every industry ultimately comes from the hands of the people working on the ground." He added, "We will actively cooperate to help KGM create a safe workplace where people can pursue their aspirations, while continuing sustainable growth in partnership with local young people, partner companies, and residents."
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