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New ECCK Family Friendly Future Forum Co-Chairs
The ECCK is delighted to introduce Mr. Christoph Hamann, General Manager of Merck Biopharma Korea, and Mr. Bryan Luro, Country Manager of Adecco Korea, as the inaugural Co-Chairs of the Family Friendly Future Forum (FFFF).
As leaders of this newly established forum, Mr. Hamann and Mr. Luro bring extensive expertise and a shared commitment to fostering family-friendly workplace cultures. Their leadership will be instrumental in advancing the forum’s mission to help companies address challenges related to talent attraction and retention by promoting innovative, sustainable, and inclusive solutions for businesses and their employees.
The ECCK warmly congratulates Mr. Hamann and Mr. Luro on their appointments and looks forward to their valuable contributions in building the foundation of this important initiative. We are excited to see their vision and dedication drive meaningful change for both companies and communities through the FFFF.
New ECCK Family Friendly Future Forum Co-Chairs
The ECCK is delighted to introduce Mr. Christoph Hamann, General Manager of Merck Biopharma Korea, and Mr. Bryan Luro, Country Manager of Adecco Korea, as the inaugural Co-Chairs of the Family Friendly Future Forum (FFFF).
As leaders of this newly established forum, Mr. Hamann and Mr. Luro bring extensive expertise and a shared commitment to fostering family-friendly workplace cultures. Their leadership will be instrumental in advancing the forum’s mission to help companies address challenges related to talent attraction and retention by promoting innovative, sustainable, and inclusive solutions for businesses and their employees.
The ECCK warmly congratulates Mr. Hamann and Mr. Luro on their appointments and looks forward to their valuable contributions in building the foundation of this important initiative. We are excited to see their vision and dedication drive meaningful change for both companies and communities through the FFFF.