Manyo Factory names Kim Ki-hyun sole CEO after Song Ji-hye resigns

Bitget2026/09/30 22:40

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Manyo Factory shifted to a sole-CEO structure, naming Kim Ki-hyun as sole chief executive, replacing the prior co-CEO setup.
Change took effect Sept. 30, 2026, tied to Song Ji-hye’s resignation from the CEO post for personal reasons.
Kim previously worked at South Korea’s Ministry of Economy and Finance, held an director role at Stick Investment, served at EastBridge Partners.

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