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Samsung Life Insurance CEO Jeon Young-mook is greeting participants at the ‘2023 Samsung Life Insurance Badminton Festival’ held at Namdong Gymnasium in Incheon for two days starting on the 16th. In this tournament, which was held to expand the base of badminton, a total of 1,700 teams and 3,400 people who registered in advance last August participated and were divided into men’s doubles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles by level. Photo provided by Samsung Life Insurance
Samsung Life Insurance announced on the 17th that it held the ‘2023 Samsung Life Badminton Festival’ at Namdong Gymnasium in Incheon for two days starting on the 16th to expand the base of badminton and revitalize daily sports.
A total of 1,700 teams and 3,400 people participated in this tournament, which was pre-registered in August, and was divided into men’s doubles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles by level, and a separate ‘family’ event was held in which families, such as father and son, mother and daughter, participated in teams. did. A Samsung Life Insurance official said, “As the demand for daily sports has increased since COVID-19, interest in badminton, which has a low barrier to entry, has increased,” adding, “Samsung Life Insurance, which has the nation’s highest-level male and female badminton players such as Ahn Se-young, Seo Seung-jae, and Kang Min-hyuk, is providing support from participating club members. “We will be holding a festival-style badminton competition where families and visitors alike can communicate and unite,” he said.
Various events also attracted attention. The exhibition game played by the national team players from Samsung Life Insurance drew admiration from the club members, and after the exhibition game, an event where club members and players competed as a team and a fan signing event were held. An event in which anyone could participate was also held at the ‘Play Ground’ in the plaza outside the stadium. Participants experienced various events such as ‘Fit Light Experience’ and ‘The Health Zone’, and upon completing all missions, they received small prizes. In addition, various prize draws were held including various electronic products and mobile devices.
Samsung Life Insurance plans to make donations using the competition participation fee. It was decided to donate supplies to aspiring badminton players by calculating a donation of 10,000 won per participant.
Jeon Young-mook, CEO of Samsung Life Insurance, said, “I hope that this badminton festival will be an opportunity for sports enthusiasts to unite and have fun with each other.” He added, “As the public’s interest in badminton increases, it will also provide strength to the national badminton players preparing for the Asian Games.” “It could be possible,” he said.
2023-09-17 01:28:30
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