In a statement from the company, Kim said he plans to focus the company’s resources on four core management strategies: knowledge management, customer satisfaction management, ethical management, and environmental management.

Kim served various leading roles in the Korean government for 31 years, including Commissioner of The Korean Intellectual Property Office and Vice Minister of Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy. He said he maintained a close relationship with semiconductor industry throughout his government career.

Hynix appointed Kim as a candidate for executive director on March 8 at the directors’ meeting, and approved the decision to name him as chairman and CEO at its annual general shareholders’ meeting and directors’ meeting Thursday.

By: DocMemory
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