KBS's new president Park calls for organizational reform at the inauguration ceremony...``If self-innovation takes precedence, trust in KBS will be restored'' = South Korea

Park Min, the new president of Korea Broadcasting Corporation (KBS), held an inauguration ceremony on the 13th at the company's headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul, and called for organizational reform. Mr. Park said, ``In order for KBS to regain the public's trust, it must improve its
We must transform into a common-sense organization that emphasizes results and efficiency." He also said, ``We should not be afraid of large-scale organizational reorganization or personnel changes,'' and ``If self-reform takes precedence, KBS's credibility will increase.''
I'm sure the trust will recover," he said. Park said, ``This is a difficult but meaningful challenge.Although we are in short supply, we will resist external pressure and remove obstacles.'' “KBS employees belong to
I will do everything in my power to hasten the day when I can be proud of this." At the inauguration ceremony, 12 staff members from the license fee bureau and business branches, who are working to secure financial resources under the difficult circumstances of separate collection of license fees, were in attendance.
was in attendance. Ten employees of KBS Business, who work in cleaning and other fields, were also invited. Park joined Bunka Ilbo in 1992 and held positions including Social Affairs Department, Political Department Department, and Editor-in-Chief.
He also served as president of the Legal Journalists Club and as general secretary of the Kwanghun Club (a mass media research group). His term of office is until December 9, 2024.
Meanwhile, due to Park's appointment, Choo Jin WOO, the host of KBS Radio's "Ju Jin WOO Live," has resigned. KB
S 2TV's ``The Live'' will not be broadcast from the 13th, and the host of the radio program ``Strongest Current Affairs'' and the main anchor of KBS 1TV's ``News 9'' are also expected to be replaced.