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Vice chairman of the Korea Audit Bureau of Circulations Kim Young-il has become the bureau’s chairman.
The bureau promoted 71-year-old Kim to chairman at its board meeting at Korea Press Center, Thursday.
The bureau promoted 71-year-old Kim to chairman at its board meeting at Korea Press Center, Thursday.
Kim is a graduate from College of Business and Economics at Yonsei University, who worked as a Washington correspondent of the now defunct Hapdong News Agency. His career includes executive director of YTN, a 24-hour news channel, president of Yonhap News Agency, and president and chairman of Kookmin Ilbo, a local newspaper.
The term of bureau chairman is one year.
The bureau also appointed former Chairman Min Pyung-joon, 79, as an adviser.
(swchun@heraldcorp.com)
