Comprehensive education company Eduwill announced the appointment of Daehok Kwon as CEO. CEO Daehok Kwon plans to drive Eduwill's qualitative growth through edutech-based new growth engines and strengthening internal capabilities.
Eduwill, which was the first in the education industry to implement a 'four-day workweek' and won a total of four ministerial awards in government contests related to work-life balance in the second half of 2021, is leading the education industry based on securing new growth engines such as AI and the metaverse, as well as smooth progress in new businesses like language education.
This year, alongside securing new growth engines, Eduwill is preparing to leap forward as a leading edutech company by introducing new technologies into existing core businesses such as licensed real estate agents and public officials. As a result, there is growing interest in the appointment of CEO Daehok Kwon, who has built his career at major education companies.
CEO Daehok Kwon has contributed to both quantitative and qualitative growth of companies by working as a management expert and strengthening internal capabilities at major education companies, including as head of management support at Woongjin ThinkBig. In particular, at Eduwill, he has focused on building internal strength based on his experience in education companies, leading double-digit growth annually.
CEO Daehok Kwon said, “My goal is to solidify internal capabilities based on my experience in the education industry and create synergy between existing core businesses, new businesses, and new growth engines.” He added, “Based on Eduwill’s know-how in realizing customers’ dreams, I will enhance the status of Eduwill as the overwhelming number one company leading the education industry.”
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