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2025 서머스쿨 연사, 정운찬 동반성장연구소 이사장님을 소개합니다!
주요 경력
🎓 학자로서의 시작
서울대학교 경제학과 교수로 재직하며 교육과 연구에 힘썼습니다.
이후 프린스턴, 컬럼비아 등 미국 명문 대학에서도 연구와 강의를 이어가며 학자로서의 입지를 다졌습니다.
🏛 정치와 공공 정책 리더
국무총리로 임명되어 공공 행정과 정책 추진에 앞장섰습니다.
대통령 직속 저출산고령사회위원회 활동과 인구 문제 해소를 위한 노력 했습니다.🌱 한반도미래인구연구원 – 이사장
현재 이사장으로서 초저출산·고령화 시대 과제에 대응하며, 인구 구조 변화에 대응하기 위한 다양한 정책과 연구를 수행하고 있습니다.2023년에는 한국교회총연합, 보건복지부, 대통령직속 저출산고령사회위원회와 함께 “저출생 극복을 위한 한국교회 예배”에서 사회 메시지 전파의 중요성을 강조하기도 했습니다.
🇰🇷 함께 잘사는 한국사회를 위해 – 동반성장연구소를 소개합니다
대한민국은 눈부신 경제 성장과 민주화를 동시에 이뤄낸 세계에서도 보기 드문 나라입니다. 그러나 이제 우리는 장기적인 저성장, 극심한 양극화, 세대 간‧계층 간 갈등이라는 중대한 기로 앞에 서 있습니다.
이러한 문제를 해결하고 더불어 잘 사는 사회를 만들기 위한 해법 중 하나로 떠오른 것이 바로 동반성장(共生成長)입니다.
🌱 동반성장연구소란?
혹시 ‘혼자 잘사는 사회’가 아니라 ‘함께 잘사는 사회’를 만들 수 있을까?
그 질문에서 출발한 곳이 바로 동반성장연구소예요.
동반성장연구소는 “경제가 아무리 성장해도, 모두가 함께 나아가야 진짜 좋은 사회다”라는 생각으로
2012년 정운찬 이사장님이 만든 민간 연구기관이에요.
📌 왜 이런 연구소가 필요할까?
우리나라는 짧은 시간 안에 놀라운 경제 성장을 이뤘지만,
지금은 성장은 멈추고, 부자는 더 부자, 가난한 사람은 더 어려워지는 사회가 되어가고 있어요.
💬 “돈을 잘 버는 기업은 많은데, 왜 내 주변은 이렇게 힘들까?”
그 이유를 찾고, 해결하려고 만들어진 게 바로 이 연구소예요.
댓글을 통해 『한국경제 동반성장 자본주의 정신』을 주제로 강연해주실 정운찬 이사장님께 다양한 질문을 남겨주세요!
우수 질문자는 ‘밥보다 멘토’ 세션에 우선 배정되어 이사장님과 직접 질의응답하며 더 깊이 있는 대화를 나눌 수 있는 기회를 얻게 됩니다.
지금 바로 여러분의 질문을 남겨주세요!
여러분의 통찰력 있는 질문이, 더 나은 사회와 경제를 여는 열쇠가 될 수 있습니다. 🔑
Introducing KISG
(Korea Institute for Shared Growth)Shared growth received the spotlight as a means to overcome
the challenges of the Korean economy with the establishment of Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership,
a semi-governmental organization, in 2010. I had been a member
of this commission for a year and a half before I started KISG,
a private research institute, in 2012. KISG strives to build and
spread the shared growth culture.
KISG has undertaken a number of projects to promote mutual growth in Korean society. KISG has invited
experts from different fields to the Shared Growth Forum to explore the paths to mutual growth. Through
the 68 forums KISG has held so far, Shared Growth Forum has developed into a platform to exchange
ideas for field experts and individuals. The fruits of these discussions have been published and
distributed to major organizations and libraries.
KISG has also served as a research institute for public good through suggesting prospects of the Korean
society with research on finding answers and solutions to social issues. Shared Growth Essay Contests
have been held to educate the new generation about the problems of economic bi-polarization and slow
economic growth, as well as to build a cross-generational bond. Moreover, KISG has signed Shared
Growth Mutual MOU’s with Seoul City, Jeju Province, Gwangmyeong-si, Pocheon-si, Siheung-si of
Gyeonggi Province, and Ilsung Women’s Middle and High School to proactively spread the values of
shared growth.
Korean society is at a crossroads. Although we have achieved economic development and
democratization at an unprecedented speed, conflicts are being amplified and our future is at stake due
to the continued slow economic growth and bi-polarization. Such divided society cannot be a healthy one.
Imbalance and division across generations, classes, cities, and regions should be immediately dealt with.
Every Korean deserves to live a stable, safe, and peaceful life free from uncertainty and anxiousness.
Shared growth is no longer an agenda that can be pushed back. KISG will continue to serve as a stepping
stone to those who are willing to stay on board. Your kind words of guidance will be cordially appreciated.
of this commission for a year and a half before I started KISG,
a private research institute, in 2012. KISG strives to build and
spread the shared growth culture.
KISG has undertaken a number of projects to promote mutual growth in Korean society. KISG has invited
experts from different fields to the Shared Growth Forum to explore the paths to mutual growth. Through
the 68 forums KISG has held so far, Shared Growth Forum has developed into a platform to exchange
ideas for field experts and individuals. The fruits of these discussions have been published and
distributed to major organizations and libraries.
KISG has also served as a research institute for public good through suggesting prospects of the Korean
society with research on finding answers and solutions to social issues. Shared Growth Essay Contests
have been held to educate the new generation about the problems of economic bi-polarization and slow
economic growth, as well as to build a cross-generational bond. Moreover, KISG has signed Shared
Growth Mutual MOU’s with Seoul City, Jeju Province, Gwangmyeong-si, Pocheon-si, Siheung-si of
Gyeonggi Province, and Ilsung Women’s Middle and High School to proactively spread the values of
shared growth.
Korean society is at a crossroads. Although we have achieved economic development and
democratization at an unprecedented speed, conflicts are being amplified and our future is at stake due
to the continued slow economic growth and bi-polarization. Such divided society cannot be a healthy one.
Imbalance and division across generations, classes, cities, and regions should be immediately dealt with.
Every Korean deserves to live a stable, safe, and peaceful life free from uncertainty and anxiousness.
Shared growth is no longer an agenda that can be pushed back. KISG will continue to serve as a stepping
stone to those who are willing to stay on board. Your kind words of guidance will be cordially appreciated.
I am student of GINUE (Gyeongin National Univesity of Education). I want to know his educatinal backgrouind and the best mentors of his lif.
ReplyDelete안녕하세요,
ReplyDelete저는 선린 인터넷 고등학교를 졸업하고 IT개발자로 일하고 있는 정민재 입니다.
요즘 세대・성별・이념 간 갈등이 점점 더 심각해지고 있는데요,
이사장님께서 보시기에 이런 분열 구조를 완화하고
사회적 신뢰를 회복하려면 어떤 접근이 필요할지 궁금합니다.
Hello,
My name is Minjae Jeong, a graduate of Sunrin Internet High School and currently working as an IT developer.
These days, generational, gender, and ideological divides in our society seem to be growing more severe.
From your perspective, what kind of approach do you think is needed to ease this polarization and restore social trust?
ReplyDelete안녕하세요 저는 영락고등학교를 다니고있는 강윤석입니다. 현재 수도권과 비수도권의 격차가 경제적으로도 문화적으로도심한것 같습니다. 이를 해결하기위해 어떤 노력을 할 수 있을 까요?
Hi Professor,
ReplyDeleteI am Miro Ireson, a student in Wellington New Zealand. Do you perceive Korean birth decline as a symptom of aggressive, even carcinogenic growth of toxic work culture, or is there something else to it?
In New Zealand we have been facing a similar crisis, with large numbers of young professionals fleeing to Australia. I hope perhaps there is a shared answer for our shared problems.
Best regards,
Miro from New Zealand