Communications Korea

Communications Korea

Communications Korea [1] is the firstly founded public relations agency in Korea. It was established in Seoul, Korea, by Kyong Hae Kim, called as 'Father of Public Relations in Korea' and former Reuters correspondent and chief editor of Korea Herald, in 1987.


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