Reading-Based Communication Programs and Knowledge Sharing Earn Praise

The Korea Technology and Information Promotion Agency for SMEs said on October 23 that it had received Workplace Certification and the Grand Prize at the 13th Korea Reading Management Excellence Workplace Certification Awards.


Hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Publication Industry Promotion Agency, the awards ceremony was held on October 22 at the National Library of Korea in Seocho District, Seoul. The Reading Management Excellence Workplace Certification program has been in place since 2014 to promote a reading culture in workplaces and spread it throughout local communities.

Officials from the Korea Technology and Information Promotion Agency for SMEs pose for a commemorative photo at the 13th Korea Reading Management Excellence Workplace Certification Awards Ceremony, held on the 22nd at the International Conference Hall of the National Library of Korea in Seoul. Korea Technology and Information Promotion Agency for SMEs (TIPA)

Officials from the Korea Technology and Information Promotion Agency for SMEs pose for a commemorative photo at the 13th Korea Reading Management Excellence Workplace Certification Awards Ceremony, held on the 22nd at the International Conference Hall of the National Library of Korea in Seoul. Korea Technology and Information Promotion Agency for SMEs (TIPA)

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The agency was highly regarded for its efforts to promote a reading culture, including reading-based communication programs, leadership by example from executives, and sharing knowledge with the local community. Its Book Exchange Mentoring program, in which mentors and mentees give each other books and share their views, fosters understanding across generations. The agency also runs Leadership Cafe, where executives hold monthly discussions based on leadership books.


It also holds TIPA Academy, a special lecture series featuring invited authors, every year, offering opportunities to participate not only to its employees but also to residents of Sejong and people from small and venture businesses. In addition, it continues to share the value of knowledge through initiatives such as a voluntary book donation campaign.



Kim Youngshin, head of the agency, said, "Reading is more than a simple cultural activity; it is an important medium that connects different perspectives and generations and encourages communication within an organization. Going forward, we will expand opportunities for communication and knowledge sharing through books, not only among employees but also with local residents and people from small and venture businesses."


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