Hyundai Motor Group Extends Warm Support to Jamboree Members
Jang Jae-hoon, President of Hyundai Motor Company, personally showed his support and encouragement to the members of the Jamboree. The Hyundai Motor Group, known for its unwavering commitment, continues to provide full support to Jamboree members from six different countries.
As reported on the 11th, the Hyundai Motor Group is extending its assistance by accommodating Jamboree members in four training centers, including the Mabuk Campus Human Resource Development Center, Kia Vision Square, Kia Osan Education Center, and Hyundai Engineering Monte blue.
The Hyundai Motor Group has not overlooked any detail when it comes to ensuring the safety and comfort of Jamboree participants. For instance, during the ‘K-Pop Concert’ held at the Seoul World Cup Stadium in Sangam, the members were furnished with a star-shaped luminous light stick, a variety of snack sets, and raincoats, allowing them to fully enjoy the event.
Furthermore, in order to guarantee the well-being of the crew members before and after the event, Nametech, a personalized identifier, was provided. This included the crew member’s name, contact information of the guide, as well as the vehicle number and accommodation details written in English and Korean. The lighted cheering stick also bore the group’s logo for easy identification.
On the fourth day of their enrollment, Jamboree members had the opportunity to partake in various activities prepared by Hyundai Motor Group. For those staying at the Mabuk Campus of the Human Resources Development Center, they engaged in firsthand experiences with cutting-edge technology such as robots and future mobility devices. From witnessing the incredible movements of Boston Dynamics’ four-legged walking robot ‘Spot’ and the versatile mobile platform ‘MobED’ to taking virtual flights with advanced air mobility (AAM) equipment, members were immersed in a futuristic experience.
Additionally, some members enjoyed learning Taekwondo Poomsae and Songpan cutting techniques, while others delighted in traditional Korean games such as Jegichagi, Yutnori, Toppinning, and Gonggi. Racing games on driving machines further added excitement to their itinerary.
President Jang Jae-hoon paid a visit to the Mabuk Campus during their stay, where he observed the programs that Jamboree members were involved in. He meticulously inspected all aspects, including accommodation, meals, and medical care, ensuring the utmost comfort for participants.
Expressing his confidence in the team, President Jang Jae-hoon encouraged the staff to provide unwavering support and considerate assistance to all Jamboree members, enabling them to safely and healthily conclude their schedules in Korea and return home.
Meanwhile, the Jamboree members from El Salvador, residing at the Hyundai Engineering Blue Monte, had the opportunity to engage in traditional Korean crafts. They crafted beautiful bracelets, hand mirrors, and Griptok mobile phone holders, utilizing ancient techniques such as knots and mother-of-pearl. The program was highly appreciated, with the Ambassador of El Salvador to Korea, Jaime Jose Lopez, personally attending and expressing his gratitude towards Hyundai Motor Group.
Hyundai Motor Group is committed to offering guidance and meticulous attention to the Jamboree members until the end, ensuring they have a safe and comfortable experience throughout their stay in Korea.
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Hyundai Motor Company President Jang Jae-hoon takes a commemorative photo with representatives and members of the Netherlands-Finland Jamboree. [사진 현대차그룹]
[이코노미스트 이지완 기자] Hyundai Motor Group does not spare its full support to the members of the Jamboree. Even the President of Hyundai Motor Company, Jang Jae-hoon personally came forward to encourage the members.
According to the Hyundai Motor Group on the 11th, the group continues to support Jamboree members from six countries staying at four training centers, including Mabuk Campus Human Resource Development Center, Kia Vision Square, Kia Osan Education Center, and Hyundai Engineering Monte blue.
Hyundai Motor Group spared no support for the safe and comfortable movement and enjoyable viewing of the Jamboree members who participated in the ‘K-Pop Concert’ held at the Seoul World Cup Stadium in Sangam this evening. In order for the members to fully enjoy the K-pop concert, a separately produced star-shaped luminous light stick, various snack sets, and raincoats were provided.
Nametech was also provided and distributed to ensure the safety of crew members before and after the event. In Nametek, in addition to the names of each crew member, the number of the vehicle moved, the guide’s contact information and the accommodation are written in English and Korean. The group’s logo was also attached to the lighted cheering stick so it could be identified.
The members of the Dutch Jamboree, who move to watch a K-pop concert, enjoy themselves with luminous light sticks and various snacks provided by Hyundai Motor Group. [사진 현대차그룹]
On the fourth day of enrolment, the members of the Jamboree also spent a meaningful day in Korea this morning, taking part in the experience program prepared by Hyundai Motor Group or spending the schedule according to each country’s own plan.
Members of the Dutch and Finnish Jamboree staying at the Human Resources Development Center’s Mabuk Campus had time to experience Hyundai Motor Group’s robots and future mobility. Through demonstrations by researchers, the crew watched the various movements of Boston Dynamics’ four-legged walking robot ‘Spot’ and multi-purpose mobile platform ‘MobED’ and advanced air mobility (AAM). I experienced the flight with virtual reality (VR). ) device.
Some members had time to learn Taekwondo Poomsae and Songpan cutting techniques. They also enjoyed traditional Korean games such as Jegichagi, Yutnori, Toppinning, and Gonggi, as well as racing games on a driving machine.
The President of Hyundai Motor Company, Jang Jae-hoon, visited the Mabuk Campus that day, looked around at the programs that the Jamboree members participated in, and carefully checked again for any inconveniences such as accommodation, meals and medical care .
Members of the Netherlands Jamboree staying at the Mabuk Campus at Hyundai Motor Group’s Human Resources Development Center have fun testing Hyundai Motor Group’s robots and future mobility, such as the quadrupedal walking robot Spot and the multi-purpose mobile platform Mobed. [사진 현대차그룹]
President Jang Jae-hoon encouraged the staff and asked them to “do their best to be supportive and considerate so that Jamboree members from all over the world can finish their schedules in Korea safely and healthily and return home.”
El Salvador Jamboree members staying at Hyundai Engineering Blue Monte had time to make bracelets, hand mirrors, and a Griptok cell phone using traditional Korean craft materials and techniques such as knots and mother-of-pearl. At the site, Jaime Jose Lopez, Ambassador of El Salvador to Korea, visited the members by participating in the program, and expressed his gratitude to Hyundai Motor Group.
Hyundai Motor Group intends to provide support and detailed consideration until the end so that Jamboree members from all over the world can finish their schedule in Korea in a safe and comfortable environment.
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