EnerNOC Korea appoints former KEB executive as new head
By Yoon Sung-won
Kim Hyoung-min
EnerNOC Korea said Tuesday it has appointed its vice president Kim Hyoung-min as the new head of the company.
“I want to take EnerNOC Korea to the next level of success,” Kim said. “As we have some of Korea’s top talent at EnerNOC Korea, my key focus will be to help our team perform at their best.”
Kim joined EnerNOC Korea, the local subsidiary of the world’s largest energy intelligence provider, as its vice president last Nov. 15.
Before that, he was the executive vice president in charge of human resources at Korea Exchange Bank between 2003 and 2008, then vice president of British American Tobacco Korea, a local affiliate of the leading global tobacco company headquartered in London, from 2011 to 2014.
Kim, who once was a staff reporter at The Korea Times, also worked at Cheong Wa Dae as chief manager of the foreign press and as a secretary for President Kim Dae-jung.
“The range of experience that Kim has garnered throughout his career speaks of his deep knowledge of challenges as well as opportunities facing customers, stakeholders and employees,” said EnerNOC Asia Pacific Managing Director Jeffery Renaud. “I look forward to seeing the company’s success both internal and external under Kim’s leadership.”
Established in 2003, the Boston-headquartered company provides energy intelligence software and services for its clients at more than 70,000 sites worldwide.