Shin Sang-hoon, president of WKBL, took office, saying, “Efforts to expand the base of basketball.”

Shin Sang-hoon (76), president of the Korean Women’s Basketball Federation (WKBL), who will lead women’s professional basketball for the next three years, has officially taken office.

At the inauguration ceremony held at the Rivera Hotel Cheongdam in Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the 3rd, President Shin Sang-hoon said, “We will make efforts to create a competitive league where fans come and expand the base of women’s basketball.”

In his inaugural address, President Shin Sang-hoon said, “We will increase the number of spectators through differentiated events and marketing activities,” and added, “We will further expand the Asian quarter system in the future to transform it into a challenging league with an international sense.”

“Expanding the player base is a mid- to long-term task that all game organizations face in common,” he added. “We will create an environment that gives hope and opportunity to young players by focusing on sustainable women’s basketball base development projects with six clubs.”

He also vowed to take the lead in enhancing the social value of women’s basketball and promoting the importance of women’s sports. 안전한 카지노사이트

Governor Shin Sang-hoon joined Shinhan Bank in 1982 and served as managing director of Shinhan Financial Group, president of Shinhan Bank, and CEO of Shinhan Financial Group. Shinhan Bank’s basketball team was founded in 2004 when Governor Shin Sang-hoon was president of the bank, and has emerged as a prestigious team representing women’s professional basketball since 2007, winning six consecutive league titles.