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On April 8th, automobile parts company CTR Group (Vice Chairman Kang Sang-woo) and mobility innovation platform Socar (CEO Park Jae-wook) signed a business agreement with the non-profit organization Stair Climbing Club (Co-Representatives Park Su-bin, Lee Dae-ho) to enhance the mobility rights of mobility-impaired individuals. The signing ceremony took place at Socar's office in Seongdong-gu, Seoul, and was attended by Vice Chairman Kang Sang-woo of the CTR Group, CEO Park Jae-wook of Socar, and Co-Representatives Park Su-bin and Lee Dae-ho of the Stair Climbing Club.
The Stair Climbing Club collects accessibility information necessary for mobility-impaired individuals and their companions, builds a database, and supports convenient information searches through an app called 'Stair Conquer Map.' As can be found in many CTR Blog posts, the Stair Climbing Club operates on a voluntary basis where ordinary citizens become club members and work together to solve social issues. By registering photos of store entrances, the presence of elevators and ramps, etc., members can help mobility-impaired individuals determine accessibility. The CTR Group has also participated in this campaign, contributing to ESG activities.
▼▼ Past Stories of Collaboration between the CTR Group and the Stair Climbing Club ▼▼ https://blog.naver.com/ctr_blog/223354208431
CTR Group and Socar empathize with the Stair Climbing Club's recognition of and approach to solving the issues regarding mobility rights. They jointly contributed to the operating funds of the Stair Climbing Club. With this agreement, the CTR Group plans to collaborate organically with organizations like the Stair Climbing Club to more rapidly spread social issue resolution models, creating safe and free mobility environments for all, including mobility-impaired individuals.
Photo provided by Socar
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