Domestic mutual aid service company Freelife (CEO Kim Man-ki) announced on the 27th that it signed a business agreement with the Konkuk University ROTC Alumni Association and will provide customized mutual aid benefits to approximately 5,000 alumni members.
The signing ceremony was held on the 26th at the Konkuk University Alumni Hall in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, and was attended by Freelife Protocol Headquarters Managing Director Lee Jeong-hoon, B2B Business Team Manager Choi So-young, Konkuk University ROTC Alumni Association President Kim Hyeon-hee, and Secretary General Kim Geon-woo.
Through this agreement, Free Life plans to provide exclusive benefits to alumni association members when using mutual aid products, and to support scholarships and condolence wreaths in the name of the alumni association president.
Freelife operates a welfare mutual aid service for corporate and institutional employees through its B2B-only brand, ‘Freed Partners.’ It is currently in partnership with various organizations, including the Gyeonggi Fire and Disaster Headquarters, the National Pension Service, and the Korea Real Estate Board.
A representative of Freelife said, “It is very meaningful to collaborate with the Konkuk University ROTC Alumni Association in celebration of Patriots and Veterans Month,” and “We will continue to expand our customized product design and services for diverse customer groups.”
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