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Women in Nuclear Korea announced Monday that its current president, Park Se-moon, has been named the sixth incoming president of the organization’s global office.
This will be the first time a Korean will head Women in Nuclear Global, or WiN Global, a non-profit organization that supports and encourages females working in the world’s nuclear industries. Park will also be the second Asian to head the association, following a four-year tenure by WiN Global’s fourth president, Junko Ogawa.
This will be the first time a Korean will head Women in Nuclear Global, or WiN Global, a non-profit organization that supports and encourages females working in the world’s nuclear industries. Park will also be the second Asian to head the association, following a four-year tenure by WiN Global’s fourth president, Junko Ogawa.
Park was appointed to the post after voting by WiN Global’s executive committee and board of directors, and will begin her two-year term as president following an inauguration ceremony at the 20th WiN Global Congress, which opens on May 30 in Kalmar, Sweden.
Park is a graduate of Korea University, and also holds advanced degrees from University College London.
Founded in 1993, WiN Global consists of about 2500 members in 68 countries, according to its official website.
By Renee Park (renee@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
