11 Promoted to Managing Directors... "Strengthening Field-Oriented Management"

EcoPro Announces Regular Executive Promotions... 3 Named Vice Presidents View original image

EcoPro Group announced on October 30 that it had promoted 14 executives, including three vice presidents and 11 managing directors, as part of efforts to strengthen its future competitiveness and develop the next generation of management talent. EcoPro Group said, "Through these appointments, we plan to strengthen field-oriented management activities led by our executives."


The new vice presidents are Oh Sangyoung, managing director at EcoPro BM; Lee Jongcheol, managing director at EcoPro Materials; and Choi Seonmi, managing director at EcoPro Innovation.


At EcoPro, the holding company, directors Oh Gyeonghwan, Lee Ganghyeok, Im Hokyun, Cho Janghun, Chae Munyeong, and Choi Uyeong were promoted to managing directors. At its affiliates, directors Son Yongju and Choi Jinhyeong at EcoPro HN, Jeong Hyeonsu at EcoPro BM, Yu Mincheol at EcoPro EM, and Lee Jehui at EcoPro Materials were promoted to managing directors.


EcoPro Group said, "The executives promoted in this round were highly regarded for strengthening the stability and credibility of the group's management and laying the foundation for future competitiveness amid a rapidly changing business environment." It added, "Their achievements in boosting sales competitiveness, including expanding overseas orders, and actively pursuing the development of future technologies were also taken into account."


◆Promotions to Vice President (3)

▲EcoPro BM Oh Sangyoung

▲EcoPro Materials Lee Jongcheol

▲EcoPro Innovation Choi Seonmi



◆Promotions to Managing Director (11)

▲EcoPro Oh Gyeonghwan Lee Ganghyeok Im Hokyun Cho Janghun Chae Munyeong Choi Uyeong △EcoPro HN Son Yongju Choi Jinhyeong ▲EcoPro BM Jeong Hyeonsu ▲EcoPro EM Yu Mincheol ▲EcoPro Materials Lee Jehui


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