Jeonnam Intellectual Property Managers Club donates 9,000 masks to vulnerable groups due to COVID-19

Lee Haeng-woo, chairman of the Jeonnam Intellectual Property Management Club, and BK Energy Co., Ltd. President donated quarantine supplies (KF-Ad: 3,000 masks, KF-80: 6,000 masks) to the Jeonnam Regional Headquarters of the Green Umbrella Children's Foundation (Director Park Soo-bong) for children in crisis in the community who are at risk due to COVID-19.

The Jeonnam Intellectual Property Managers' Club is a group of small and medium-sized businesses that operate businesses based on intellectual property, supported by the Korean Intellectual Property Office and South Jeolla Province, and is the only intellectual property group in the region.

As COVID-19 spreads again, this club made donations to contribute to quarantine efforts against COVID-19 and support children in crisis in the local community by giving back to society as a small business.

In addition to 2,000 donations at the Jeonnam IP Management Club, members of the Jeonnam IP Management Club personally donated in a relay ceremony. Lee Hyun-chul, CEO of Hwajin Industrial Co., Ltd., had 3,000, Lee Haeng-woo, President of BK Energy Co., Ltd., had 1,000, Choi Bong-doo, CEO of Human IT Solution Co., Ltd., Kim Yoon-hee, CEO of Miseong English Association Co., Ltd., Lee Jong-soon, CEO of Hansung Steel Co., Ltd., had 500, and Seo Kyung-sik, CEO of Wave 3D Co., Ltd., 500 masks donations. With the personal donation of these members, other management club members will also donate.

Meanwhile, on the same day, eight members of the Management Club of Jeonnam Intellectual Property Management Committee gathered to discuss the difficulties and countermeasures of SMEs caused by COVID-19 and the events of the Intellectual Property Management Club in the future.

Lee Haeng-woo, chairman of the Jeonnam Intellectual Property Management Club, said, "We have the opportunity to donate quarantine supplies to children in crisis of vulnerable groups who are experiencing economic difficulties caused by COVID-19 and give them back to society, which is meaningful." In addition, "We hope that more companies in the region will take the lead in donating by adding strength to the club's good influence."

Source: Maeil Ilbo (http://www.m-i.kr ) Reporter Park Yong-ha 2020.09.23.07:58