Recruits Leader with Extensive Global IT & Enterprise Experience
mplements "Two-Track" Strategy to Advance Business Operations and Focus on Key Japanese Market 

[Photo] Myung-ki Jang, Executive Vice President & Head of Business Division at PIOLINK 

Seoul, South Korea – PIOLINK (CEO Young-cheol Cho) announced today the appointment of Myung-ki Jang as Executive Vice President (EVP) to strengthen business capabilities and expand market reach. Simultaneously, the company has appointed Sung-min Lee, the former Head of the Business Division, as the Head of the Japan Business Headquarters. This strategic "Two-Track" leadership restructuring is designed to reinforce both domestic and international business operations.

The newly appointed Head of the Business Division, EVP Myung-ki Jang, is a seasoned business expert who served at IBM Korea for approximately 30 years, managing IT sales across various industries. He has led large-scale projects, organizational operations, and business strategy formulation within global corporate environments. Following his tenure at IBM, he spent seven years at domestic companies, where he successfully spearheaded enterprise IT solution businesses.

EVP Jang will oversee PIOLINK’s entire domestic business as well as overseas operations (excluding Japan). He is tasked with advancing the business structure encompassing networking, security, and IT infrastructure, while strengthening execution capabilities. PIOLINK plans to leverage Jang’s extensive enterprise business experience to significantly elevate competitiveness in domestic and global markets and reinforce the company's growth momentum.

Meanwhile, EVP Sung-min Lee will now dedicate his focus entirely to overseeing the Japan business. PIOLINK views Japan as a crucial strategic overseas market. Based on his rich business experience and deep understanding of the local market, EVP Lee is expected to drive full-scale revenue growth and business expansion in the region.

Through these leadership appointments, PIOLINK aims to simultaneously advance its domestic and global business competitiveness while accelerating growth in the Japanese market, thereby speeding up its mid-to-long-term growth strategy.