Ceragem announced on February 22^nd that its CEO, Lee Gyu-cheol, was honored with the Korea Health Industry Development Institute President`s Award during the regular Korea Medical Devices Industry Association (KMDIA) forum.

Held in the Grand Ballroom on the 5^th floor of JW Marriott Hotel Seoul around 10 a.m. on February 22^nd, the 18^th regular KMDIA meeting recognized Ceragem`s contributions to the transformation of medical devices in Korea.

The regular KMDIA meeting serves as an avenue for strengthening member services, explaining diverse projects to promote the interests of members, and pledging to the development of the medical device industry. This year`s meeting showcases the association`s 2017 business plans as well as hosted awards given by the President of the KMDIA, Chairman of the National Assembly, Minister of the Ministry of Health and Welfare, and Minister of the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety.

CEO Lee Gyu-cheol stated: "We will continue to make strong efforts to promote Korea`s outstanding medical devicesnot just in Korea, but in the global market. Through our commitment to corporate social responsibilities, Ceragem will continue as a beloved company by our customers around the world."

As a company practicing business practices centered on "creating shared value" and a win-win philosophy with local communities, Ceragem was created in 1998 and has gained global attention thanks to innovative devices, including individual thermal heat massagers. It is currently operating diverse brands from individual thermal heat massagers to the women`s healthcare brand Naviel, healthy diet brand Club Balance 5, and cosmetics brand H&B. With its distinct experience-oriented marketing, it has maintained large followings from customers in over 70 countries including Korea, China, India, the United States, and many European countries.