Hanmu Convention Welcomes New CEO Kim Beom-jun, Aims to Strengthen Growth and Competitiveness

By Kang Sang Heon Posted : September 3, 2026, 11:56 Updated : September 3, 2026, 11:56

Hanmu Convention, a specialized hotel management company, announced on September 3 that Kim Beom-jun officially began his duties as CEO following his inauguration ceremony on September 1.


Kim, a management expert with over 30 years of experience, has held various roles including Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) across multiple industries. He studied economics at the University of California, San Diego, and began his career in corporate analysis at Dongseo Securities in 1992. He has also served as the head of investor relations at KTF and as a managing director at KT. His experience includes roles as KT's CFO and as CFO at Hanon Systems, as well as CEO of Yuyoung Industry and Vice President of Management Support at Seegene.


Hanmu Convention has expanded its operational capabilities based on its hotel, leasing, and new business sectors. The company currently operates properties such as Oakwood Premier Coex Center, Oakwood Premier Incheon, and Mercure Seoul Magok.


With Kim's appointment, Hanmu Convention plans to closely examine its business direction and targets, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and competitiveness across its properties. The company intends to leverage the strengths of each property to create synergies and establish a foundation for long-term growth.


Kim emphasized the importance of communication within the organization, stating, "I will ensure that we clearly define the direction and goals for Hanmu Convention and create a foundation for each property to effectively showcase its competitiveness. I will work towards fostering an open culture of communication, where we seek answers together with our members, allowing employees to grow alongside the company and envision a new future together."





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