GLOVIS NEWS


The First Company in the Industry to Strengthen
Communication Channels and Promote Co-Prosperity via Meetings with Partners

After becoming the first logistics company in setting up a regular assembly with its business partners, Hyundai Glovis has been making an effort for a continuous mutual interaction through meetings with business partners, listening to their strife and recommending countermeasures.

Recently, the company has held several webinars to discuss ways to improve plans, strategies, and working conditions with the working level members of the partners, as Covid-19 has been making it difficult to meet face to face. There was a mutual consensus among the participants that a stronger partnership was necessary to coexist in a situation like Covid-19 and agreed to administer various policies related to logistics. In addition, Hyundai Glovis is actively implementing supportive measures to expand interaction and cooperation among its partner companies.

A survey conducted on members who participated in the 2021 General Assembly showed that 95% of them were satisfied with their relationship and level of cooperation with Hyundai Glovis. Hyundai Glovis is endeavoring to become a leading company in the global logistics market through the realization of its core value of developing co-prosperity and in becoming a trusted partner.




Participation in the Children’s Traffic Safety Relay Challenge

Hyundai Glovis took part in the “Children’s Traffic Safety Relay Challenge”. This activity is a social media campaign launched by the Ministry of Interior and Safety in December last year to improve awareness of the child protection zones in order to prevent traffic accidents and to establish a social culture that prioritizes the safety and protection of children.

As part of the relay challenge, participants can upload pictures of themselves holding signs of the official campaign slogans, (1) Stop, To (2) Look Around, Wait (3) Three Seconds, To (4) Prevent Accidents, on social media, then nominate the next participants. Jung-Hoon Kim, the CEO of Hyundai Glovis took part in the campaign after being nominated by Ho-Sung Song, President of Kia Motors, who in turn nominated Dal Ho Kang, CEO of Hyundai Oilbank and Kwan-Seop Lee, Vice Minister of the Korea International Trade Association (KITA) as the next participants.

Hyundai Glovis will continue to prioritize fostering a culture where attention to put safety and accident prevention in order to protect both children and drivers is dedicated.



2021.09.01

The First Company in the Industry to Strengthen
Communication Channels and Promote Co-Prosperity via Meetings with Partners

After becoming the first logistics company in setting up a regular assembly with its business partners, Hyundai Glovis has been making an effort for a continuous mutual interaction through meetings with business partners, listening to their strife and recommending countermeasures.

Recently, the company has held several webinars to discuss ways to improve plans, strategies, and working conditions with the working level members of the partners, as Covid-19 has been making it difficult to meet face to face. There was a mutual consensus among the participants that a stronger partnership was necessary to coexist in a situation like Covid-19 and agreed to administer various policies related to logistics. In addition, Hyundai Glovis is actively implementing supportive measures to expand interaction and cooperation among its partner companies.

A survey conducted on members who participated in the 2021 General Assembly showed that 95% of them were satisfied with their relationship and level of cooperation with Hyundai Glovis. Hyundai Glovis is endeavoring to become a leading company in the global logistics market through the realization of its core value of developing co-prosperity and in becoming a trusted partner.

Participation in the Children’s Traffic Safety Relay Challenge

Hyundai Glovis took part in the “Children’s Traffic Safety Relay Challenge”. This activity is a social media campaign launched by the Ministry of Interior and Safety in December last year to improve awareness of the child protection zones in order to prevent traffic accidents and to establish a social culture that prioritizes the safety and protection of children.

As part of the relay challenge, participants can upload pictures of themselves holding signs of the official campaign slogans, (1) Stop, To (2) Look Around, Wait (3) Three Seconds, To (4) Prevent Accidents, on social media, then nominate the next participants. Jung-Hoon Kim, the CEO of Hyundai Glovis took part in the campaign after being nominated by Ho-Sung Song, President of Kia Motors, who in turn nominated Dal Ho Kang, CEO of Hyundai Oilbank and Kwan-Seop Lee, Vice Minister of the Korea International Trade Association (KITA) as the next participants.

Hyundai Glovis will continue to prioritize fostering a culture where attention to put safety and accident prevention in order to protect both children and drivers is dedicated.