Il-soon Kim, chairman of Dobu Life Tech, the No. 1 dust-proof mask company in Korea, set aside 1.2 billion won in development fund for Seoul National University
SNU NOW 8/13/2020
Il-soon Kim, chairman of Dobu Lifetech, the No. 1 dust mask company in Korea, pledged a total of 1.2 billion won to the Seoul National University Graduate School of Public Health and the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and contributed 700 million won. Accordingly, Seoul National University delivered a plaque of appreciation to Chairman Kim Il-soon, who visited Seoul National University on Monday, August 10.
Chairman Kim Il-soon, who usually emphasizes the 'virtuous cycle of donation,' said, "In Korea, like Oxford University in the UK and Harvard University in the US, various scholarships and research funds are needed so that students can devote themselves to their studies without depending on tuition." I hope that Seoul National University’s talented people will always embrace the world and grow into leaders who challenge their dreams and passions.”
President Oh Se-jeong said, “I pay my respects to the president who has grown the company into a company with world-class technology and competitiveness through ceaseless R&D since he started the mask business out of compassion for people suffering from industrial accidents.” We will commemorate the precious spirit of sharing and use it to nurture talented people.”
Chairman Kim Il-soon, who has been leading Dobu Lifetech since its foundation in 1970, has grown into one of Asia's leading industrial mask manufacturers beyond Korea. In addition, Dobu Lifetech is continuously conducting R&D through the Asia Respiratory Protection Research Institute based on the management and technical staff who have been sticking to the mask field for 50 years. In particular, self-developed filters and masks are evaluated as having global competitiveness in terms of performance, design, and price.
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