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Air Premia Appoints Kim Jae-hyun as New CEO for Strategic Expansion

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Air Premia recently announced the appointment of Kim Jae-hyun as its new CEO following an October 24 board meeting. Previously an internal director at Air Premia since 2023, Kim brings experience from his roles as a director at Tirebank Co., Ltd. and CEO of online media DT News 24. His promotion reflects Air Premia’s strategy to strengthen its executive team and ensure a responsible management structure.

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