Min He Jin unfolds new chapter following the workplace harassment controversy

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Min He Jin unfolds new chapter following the workplace harassment controversy

Former CEO of NewJeans' company, Min Hee Jin, has been making headlines again for her recent actions. From being found guilty of workplace harassment to getting criticized for her appeal against the ruling, she has found herself in the news time and time again.

According to recent updates, the woman has possibly established her own agency.Read on to find out more about the matter.

Min Hee Jin opens her own agency

Min Hee Jin recently took to her social media accounts to share a cryptic post. It consisted of a series of hand-drawn artworks featuring the phrase 'OOAK.' Soon after her post, news outlet Newstop reported that the businesswoman has established and registered her own company. OOAK expands out to the phrase 'One Of A Kind.'

The official corporate registration for the company was finalized on October 16.She also shared a lot of artwork photos that looked like they were drawn by hand, as well as by children. The artwork for her new agency showcased different shapes and words and garnered a lot of attention online for her artistic viewpoint as well.

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More about Min Hee Jin's new move

This officially marks Hee Jin's return to the entertainment industry altogether, since, as per the reports, the new agency has been registered for the purpose of artist management, music production and distribution, as well as concert and event planning.

As per the reports, the company has so far registered capital worth 30 million KRW only. This move comes at a time when K-pop group NewJeans will be getting an official verdict about their contract termination case by the end of November.The group's case initially began a year ago in November when they made claims that their contracts were in breach due to unfair treatment and that they were leaving the firm to operate on their own as NewJeans.

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