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Eun-Kyung Park
EY Entrepreneurial Winning Women™ Asia-Pacific Class of 2025
CEO, Sekonix Co. Ltd., South Korea
Eun-Kyung Park is the CEO of Sekonix Co. Ltd., an optical equipment manufacturing company based in South Korea. Founded in 1988, the company offers optical electronic components, such as mobile lenses, automotive cameras and lamps, and optical films and electronics. Sekonix has more than 600 employees, and operates production facilities in Korea, Vietnam, Poland and China.
Joining Sekonix in 2003 upon her father's invitation, Park transitioned to full-time management in 2015, steering the company to new heights. She has been instrumental in diversifying Sekonix's offerings, leading the shift from mobile camera lenses to the automotive camera lens and module market. Guided by her leadership, Sekonix broadened its market reach and manufacturing capabilities. By 2023, the company marked a milestone with revenues reaching KRW 500 billion, underscoring its growth in the mobile and automotive optics sectors.
Sekonix aims to become a global leader in optical technology, with a focus on pioneering mobile and automotive camera systems. Park plans to expand the company’s market share and revenue over the next three to five years by investing in R&D, especially in ADAS and autonomous driving technologies. This strategy is set to create jobs and solidify Sekonix's competitive edge, maintaining its position as a leader in innovation.
Sekonix's vision is to lead cutting-edge optical technology that drives innovation and progress. By enhancing safety, connectivity, and precision, we aim to create a smarter and more convenient future in the mobile and automotive industries, pursuing user satisfaction with inspiring optical solutions that transform the world.