Seodaemun-gu has appointed Lee Won-jung as its top communications officer.
Kim Seon-hui has also been reassigned as head of the education support division.
Lee is a public relations veteran who previously served as the district's press team leader and communications officer.
Kim is a seasoned education specialist who spent seven years in the education support division before her latest assignment.
With the moves, Seodaemun-gu Mayor Park Un-gi has placed specialists in charge of both communications and education.
The following personnel changes take effect in Seodaemun-gu, Seoul:
Promotion to Grade 4: Hwang Myeong-hwa, director of the Education, Culture and Sports Bureau.
Grade 4 transfers: Yoo Byeong-seon, director of the Administrative Autonomy Bureau; Lee Hyeon, director of the Planning and Fiscal Bureau; Song Wol-seop, director of the Smart Environment and Lifestyle Bureau; Jeong Jong-mi, director of the Welfare Bureau; Lim Nan-suk, seconded to Seodaemun-gu Council.
Grade 5 transfers effective Wednesday: Lee Won-jung, communications officer; Park Hui-yeon, chief of the companion animal support division; Kim Yun-jeong, chief of the culture and sports division; Kim Seon-hui, chief of the education support division; Lee Suk-yeong, chief of the youth policy division; Kang Yun-jin, chief of the smart information division; Jo Yeong-a, chief of the traffic administration division; Cheon Jeong-heun, chief of the life care division; Kim Gyeong-min, chief of the family policy division; Kim Byeong-o, chief of the residential improvement division; Lim Seong-geun, chief of the disaster safety division; Kim O-nyeo, chief of the urban landscape division; Jeong Jae-won, chief of the health and sanitation division; Jeong Ji-hyeon, chief of Cheonyeon-dong; Wang Ji-yun, chief of Bukahhyeon-dong; Kim Yong-sin, chief of Sinchon-dong; Lee Na-ryeong, chief of Yeonhui-dong; Park Yong-gi, chief of Hongje 1-dong; Yeom Jang-won, chief of Namgajwa 2-dong; Lee Mi-jeong, chief of Bukgajwa 2-dong.
Grade 5 transfer effective Friday: Nam Gyeong-sik, chief of the local economy division.
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