Kim Jaejung and ”SAY MY NAME” selected as ambassadors for ESG campaign

On the 4th, singer Kim Jaejung from INKODE and SAY MY NAME appeared at the British National Museum of Natural History Special Exhibition: Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition World Tour in Busan.
Jaejung has been appointed as the ambassador for the ESG campaign with '. In addition to his music career, Jaejung has recently completed his MBNTV series 'Eraser of Bad Memories' with great success and is appearing in variety shows.
She has been active in a wide range of fields, appearing in the group "SAY MY BOYS" and other groups since her debut in October, and is attracting the attention of K-POP fans.
NAME" is a new girl group produced by JAEJUNG.
Recently, they have been nominated for first place on music shows and are attracting attention as a group that has both talent and charm. Jaejung is a group that shares the special bond with his family and the great love he has received from the general public.
She has been continuously engaged in volunteer and charitable activities such as performing at a charity concert for a children's hospital and donating the proceeds from her album sales.
NAME" as a public relations ambassador for the campaign, and to promote various awareness-raising activities related to the exhibition theme of biodiversity conservation.
The campaign will be preceded by activities and volunteer work on the ground. JAEJUNG, who was selected as the campaign's public relations ambassador, said, "We all need to work together to create a sustainable future.
"I'm happy to be part of this important campaign and hope to share the culture of conveying the message of environmental protection with more children and families," he said.
SAY MY NAME also said, "We are truly honored to have the opportunity to spread the message of environmental protection," and "We would like to continue to participate in various ESG campaigns in the future."
The "British National Museum of Natural History Special Exhibition: Wildlife Photographers of the Year World Tour in Busan" is a 60-year tradition of the British National Museum of Natural History, one of the world's three largest natural history museums.
The international photography competition is viewed by 2 million people annually. The special exhibition, which is currently being held in Busan and is the first and largest of its kind in Korea, conveys the message of biodiversity conservation and environmental protection through 125 award-winning works.
The exhibition will run until November 27th at the F1963 Seokchon Hall in Busan.