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INSPIRE Entertainment Resort names Sangwon Lee as Chief Transformation Officer

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Mon 11 Aug 2025 at 11:48
INSPIRE Entertainment Resort names Sangwon Lee as Chief Transformation Officer

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Korea’s INSPIRE Entertainment Resort has announced the appointment of Sangwon Lee as its new Chief Transformation Officer (CTO).

In his new role, Lee – described as a seasoned leader with a strong background in strategic planning and operational execution – will play a pivotal part in advancing INSPIRE’s growth and innovation, the company said.

Specifically, Lee will oversee INSPIRE’s key functions, including strategic planning, data analytics and IT – leading major initiatives aimed at strengthening the company’s competitiveness, building a more structured and efficient business operation, and accelerating innovation across all customer experience touchpoints.

Lee’s career includes extensive experience at both global and domestic companies, including McKinsey & Company, LG Electronics and Serveone, and he has collaborated with more than 30 major organizations, leading projects such as M&A, business strategy development and operational structure improvement delivering tangible transformation and driving organizational innovation. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Seoul National University and both an MS in Electrical Engineering and an MBA from Columbia University in the United States.

“Sangwon Lee’s exceptional expertise and leadership mark a critical inflection point in INSPIRE’s growth journey,” said INSPIRE’s President Chen Si. “We look forward to further enhancing our global competitiveness and continuing our path of sustainable growth and innovation.”

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