Nexon, the gaming company, has recently disclosed that Junghun Lee is set to assume the position of the company’s new representative director, president, and CEO. Presently serving as the CEO of Nexon Korea, Lee is scheduled to officially step into his new role in March 2024.
He will be succeeding Owen Mahoney, the current CEO and president of Nexon since 2014. Following this transition, Mahoney will undertake the position of senior advisor and will stand for re-election to the board of directors.
Having held diverse executive roles, including FIFA department manager at Nexon Korea and VP of business at Nexon Korea, Lee expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming responsibilities, stating, “I am honored and excited to lead the company into its next generation. Our strong base of live virtual world franchises has shown unprecedented growth and stability, our global team of operators and developers is world-class, and our demonstrated commitment to innovation in new game development as well as technology sets us up for a new generation of growth worldwide.”
Lee has been associated with Nexon since 2003 and has progressed through various positions within the company.
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