Snet Group Holds Launch Ceremony for 3rd “One Club” CES Delegation to Foster Next-Generation Global Leaders

Snet Group Holds Launch Ceremony for the 3rd Generation ‘One Club’ CES Delegation to Foster Next-Generation Leaders and Share Global Technology Trends.

Snet Group (Chairman Park Hyodae) announced on December 30 that it held a launch ceremony for the 3rd generation “One Club” CES delegation to foster next-generation leaders and enhance the group’s understanding of global technology trends.

Now in its third year, “One Club” is a CES delegation program comprised of Snet Group employees who are selected and developed to learn about global technology trends and link these insights to the group’s business and work. This 3rd generation launch ceremony served as the official starting point for participants to clarify the purpose of their activities and outline future plans ahead of the CES visit.

The 3rd generation One Club participants will attend CES in Las Vegas, USA early next year, where they will directly observe global trends in key technology fields such as AI, networks, security, and digital infrastructure. After the visit, they plan to review the potential for practical application in their work and share key takeaways with each other.

Snet Group aims to spread an understanding of global technology trends throughout the organization through this program. The entire process, from pre-visit preparation to post-visit analysis and sharing, will be systematically managed to ensure that technological insights are disseminated across the organization. The group also hopes that participants will grow into next-generation leaders who contribute to shaping the group’s technological direction and business strategies.

A Snet Group representative stated, “One Club is a program that allows participants to directly observe global technology trends at CES and reflect on how to connect these insights to their own work. With the launch of the 3rd generation, we hope that the insights gained on-site will not remain individual experiences, but will be shared and spread throughout the group to enhance overall technological understanding and inform the direction of our work as we nurture the next generation of leaders.”