Korea Advanced Safety Industry Association Launches Women Technical Experts Committee
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The Korea Advanced Safety Industry Association launched a Women Technical Experts Committee to expand the foundation for cooperation among women experts in the advanced safety sector.
The committee aims to invigorate technical exchanges and research collaboration based on women experts' capabilities and field experience.
Jihye Jeon, CTO of Oton Co., Ltd., was appointed chair, and talent identification, network expansion, mentoring, and joint research were presented as activity plans.
The Korea Advanced Safety Industry Association has launched a Women Technical Experts Committee to expand the base for cooperation among women experts in the advanced safety sector. The association held a launch ceremony for the "Women Technical Experts Committee" on the 14th.
The Women Technical Experts Committee was created to stimulate technical exchanges based on the capabilities and field experience of women experts in the advanced safety sector. The committee also aims to invigorate research collaboration.
It also seeks to expand participation by women technical workers in the industry. Through this, the association plans to broaden the foundation for cooperation among women experts in the advanced safety sector.
Jihye Jeon of Oton Co., Ltd., CTO, was appointed chair. At the launch ceremony, Chair Jeon introduced the purpose of the committee's establishment and presented talent identification, network expansion, mentoring, and joint research as its activity plans.
The committee plans to identify joint projects based on the participating experts' specialties and topics of interest.
The direction of the plan is to turn exchanges among experts into mentoring and joint research. Accordingly, plans are being pursued to pass on experience through mentoring and to deliver concrete results from exchanges among experts through joint research.
For this, the Korea Advanced Safety Industry Association has established a policy to support the operation of the Korea Advanced Safety Industry Association and the committee. It is also pursuing measures to create a foundation for activities that connect women experts' technical capabilities and field experience with exchanges and cooperation within the industry.
Lee Seong-jin, chairman of the Korea Advanced Safety Industry Association, said that sharing knowledge and field experience among experts from diverse fields and building a foundation for cooperation are important to enhancing the competitiveness of the advanced safety industry. He also promised active association-level support to make the Women Technical Experts Committee a hub for connecting women technical professionals' expertise and for practical technical exchange and joint research.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408317
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