In the news release, CLASSYS Appoints Former Samsung Electronics Vice President Jun-oh Yoon as CEO to Lead Its Next Stage of Global Growth, issued 15-Jul-2026 by CLASSYS over PR Newswire, we are advised by the company that former title of Jun-oh Yoon should read "Executive Vice President" rather than "Vice President" as originally issued inadvertently. Also, a higher resolution photo has been attached. The complete, corrected release follows:
CLASSYS Appoints Former Samsung Electronics Executive Vice President Jun-oh Yoon as CEO to Lead Its Next Stage of Global Growth
Former Samsung Group and Samsung Electronics executive who led corporate growth strategy and major global M&A initiatives across the Corporate Strategy Office and DX Division
Brings extensive global leadership experience in business strategy, operations, and value creation across robotics (Rainbow Robotics), automotive electronics and audio (Harman), and data center cooling (FläktGroup)
To accelerate CLASSYS' global expansion and redefine the medical aesthetics industry through AI-powered next-generation products, technological innovation, and differentiated platform capabilities
SEOUL, South Korea, July 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- CLASSYS (KOSDAQ: 214150), a leading global medical aesthetics platform company, announced on July 15 the appointment of Jun-oh Yoon, former Executive Vice President of Samsung Electronics, as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), marking the official launch of the company's next phase of growth toward becoming a global leader in the medical aesthetics industry.
Jun-oh Yoon joins CLASSYS as CEO with extensive leadership experience in developing growth strategies and future business initiatives at Samsung Group and Samsung Electronics, bringing deep expertise across technology, business, corporate strategy, and operations.
Over the course of his career at Samsung Electronics in both South Korea and the United States, Yoon held leadership roles spanning software engineering, marketing, and corporate planning. From 2009 to 2018, he played a key role in the Strategy Team of Samsung Group's Corporate Strategy Office, where he developed group-wide business portfolio plans, identified new growth opportunities, and led major M&A initiatives. Most notably, he spearheaded the acquisition, integration, and value creation of Harman—widely regarded as the most successful acquisition in Samsung Electronics' history—and later oversaw growth initiatives and operational management across key portfolio companies, serving on the boards of Rainbow Robotics, Samsung's robotics subsidiary, and FläktGroup, a specialized provider of data center cooling solutions.