Coremed CEO Lee Mi-sook, actress Ha-young's mom? Remarks about education and 200 million won in cash

Coremed CEO Lee Mi-sook, known as actress Ha-young's mother! We will neatly summarize everything at a glance, from her educational background studying abroad in Norway in the 1970s to the true context of her interview remarks about "200 million won in cash in a safe" that became a hot topic, and the recent controversy.

 

1. Is Coremed CEO Lee Mi-sook really actress Ha-young's mother?

Lee Mi-sook, the CEO who led the medical-IT convergence company 'Coremed' in 2011, is none other than actress Ha Young's mother.

Recently, interest in her family history has surged after Hayoung personally posted a handwritten apology regarding the controversy surrounding her great-grandfather (Ahn Sang-ho)'s pro-Japanese activities. Consequently, the content of an interview CEO Lee Mi-sook conducted with the media about 15 years ago is being widely shared again.

2. A Summary of the Unexpected Education and Impressive Credentials

Looking at CEO Lee Mi-sook's profile and background, I noticed that she took a unique and extraordinary path considering the times.

Birth and Education: Born in 1953, graduated from Busan Catholic University (nursing major) in 1975.

Studying Abroad: After graduation, I went abroad and majored in Industrial Design at the National University of Art and Design in Oslo, Norway in 1981.

Teaching and business experience:

After returning to Korea, I taught design-related courses at various universities, including Kookmin University, Dongduk Women's University, and the University of Seoul, for about 15 years.

In the mid-to-late 1990s, I worked as an editor for a medical media outlet and in hospital administration.

You have served as the CEO of Coremed, a healthcare solution company, since 2003.

 

 

The reason why studying abroad history became a hot topic

The 1970s was a time when it was extremely difficult for ordinary families to study abroad for an extended period due to government restrictions and foreign exchange conditions. Therefore, in the community, " "If you studied abroad in Norway for five years back then, didn't that mean your family's wealth was immense?" Reactions are emerging. However, there has been no official confirmation regarding the source of the study abroad expenses or the family background.

3. The Center of the Hot Topic! The Real Context of the '200 Million Won in Cash in the Safe' Remark

The statement that heated up the community the most was, "I have put 100 million or 200 million won in cash into a safe!" The actual content of the 2011 Digital Times interview is as follows.

 

"As I’ve lived my life, I’ve realized that money isn’t everything. As an anecdote, I once kept 100 million won in cash in a safe for a long time, and I felt inexplicably bloated. The next time, I put in 200 million won, but from then on, there wasn’t much difference."

 

"I don't need that much money; enough to live comfortably is sufficient. I am not obsessed with hitting the jackpot or listing on KOSDAQ."

At first glance, it might seem like a boastful remark that could easily be misunderstood, but the original context of the interview was an episode explaining a change in my perspective on assets, stating that I came to pursue comfortable and rewarding business values ​​rather than chasing money.

4. Facts We Must Distinguish Amidst the Controversy

As the entire family history comes under scrutiny, confirmed facts and circumstantial speculation are becoming intertwined. Shall we try to distinguish them clearly?

 

Fact

Records of great-grandfather Ahn Sang-ho's activities in a pro-Japanese organization (Taisho Business Friendship Association) exist -> Hayoung personally acknowledges and apologizes.

Representative Lee Mi-sook's remark about "200 million won in cash in a safe" in a 2011 interview and her history of studying abroad in Norway in the 1970s.

 

Unconfirmed speculation

Whether Representative Lee Mi-sook's past study abroad funds or assets were formed through her great-grandfather's pro-Japanese activities (not confirmed).

The connection between my grandfather (Professor Ahn Bu-ho)'s period of employment at Sorokdo Hospital and the human rights violation incident (the fact of employment is true, but there is no evidence of direct involvement).

 

5. Frequently Asked Questions Q&A

Q1. Is actress Ha Young's mother really Coremed CEO Lee Mi-sook?

A. Yes, that is correct! Lee Mi-sook, the CEO who led the healthcare and IT company Coremed in 2011, is Hayoung's mother.

 

Q2. What is CEO Lee Mi-sook's highest level of education and major?

A. After graduating from Busan Catholic University, you majored in industrial design at the National University of Art and Design in Oslo, Norway in 1981.

 

Q3. Is the statement about '200 million won in cash in the safe' true?

A. Yes, that is something I mentioned directly in a media interview in 2011. However, rather than with the intention of showing off my wealth, it was a story that came up in the process of explaining a 'change in values ​​that money is not everything.'

 

Q4. What position has Hayoung expressed regarding the controversy over being a descendant of a pro-Japanese collaborator?

A. After personally verifying the records of his great-grandfather's pro-Japanese activities, he acknowledged his ignorance and released a handwritten apology ahead of Liberation Day, expressing his sincere apology.

 

 

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