The People's Power Party (PPP) of South Korea has introduced its first two recruited talents for the local elections scheduled on June 3rd, namely accountant Son Jeong-hwa and engineer Jeong Jin-woo. Son, a certified public accountant with over 20 years of experience at Samil PwC, was highlighted for her expertise in financial risk management and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) responsibilities. The committee head emphasized her practical insights into local financial investments and the execution of tax funds, as well as her dissatisfaction with the government's handling of public finances under the previous liberal administrations.

Jeong Jin-woo, the second recruit, is a nuclear engineer who has worked with Hyundai Engineering. The committee introduced him as someone who has dedicated his career to the nuclear energy industry, rather than turning it into a political slogan. His background includes significant contributions to nuclear small modular reactors (SMR) project management at Doosan Enerbility, showcasing his commitment to the sector. The committee head remarked on the adverse effects of past government policies on the nuclear industry and asserted that Jeong would be a critical asset in advocating for stable energy policies and job creation.

In the context of the entry of these individuals, the PPP is making a strategic move to bolster its platform in local government elections, especially amid criticisms of previous administrations' financial and energy policies. Both recruits are expected to provide valuable perspectives drawn from their professional experiences as the PPP seeks to address local issues and restore public trust in governance and the energy sector.