Kyobo Life Insurance honors 1,500 'Customer Protection Award' recipients
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
TLDR
- Kyobo Life Insurance held its 'Customer Protection Award' ceremony on April 24th in Songdo Convensia, Incheon.
- The event honored approximately 1,500 insurance planners (FPs) for their dedication to customer service.
- Kyobo Life CEO Shin Chang-jae praised the FPs as 'evangelists' for customer protection values.
Kyobo Life Insurance recently celebrated its dedicated insurance planners (FPs) at the '2026 Customer Protection Award' ceremony held on April 24th at Songdo Convensia in Incheon. This prestigious event served as a platform to recognize and appreciate the hard work and commitment of the FPs who are on the front lines, interacting directly with customers.
Approximately 1,500 FPs were honored during the ceremony, which was attended by around 1,700 participants, including company executives and employees. The awards underscore Kyobo Life's commitment to acknowledging the vital role these professionals play in upholding the company's values and ensuring customer satisfaction.
In his congratulatory remarks, Shin Chang-jae, CEO and Chairman of the Board of Kyobo Life, lauded the award recipients. He described the FPs as 'evangelists' who widely disseminate the value of customer protection. Furthermore, he likened them to 'pacemakers' who run alongside customers, supporting them in achieving their long-term financial and protection goals.
This event highlights Kyobo Life's strong emphasis on customer-centricity and the recognition of its sales force as crucial partners in delivering on the company's promises. The 'Customer Protection Award' not only serves as an incentive for the FPs but also reinforces the company's dedication to fostering a culture of excellence and service within its organization.
You are the evangelist who widely spreads the value of customer protection and the pacemaker who runs with the customer to complete the customer protection marathon.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.