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South Korean government position
The Chief of Staff to the President (Korean : 대통령비서실장 ; Hanja : 大統領秘書室長 ), or Chief Presidential Secretary , is the highest-ranking employee of the Blue House and serves as chief of staff to the President of South Korea .[ 1] [ 2] The chief presidential secretary is traditionally one of the first officials appointed by an incoming president.[ 3] Former President Moon Jae-in was a former chief of staff.
List of chiefs of staff [ edit ]
No.
Name
Term of office
President
Took office
Left office
Time in office
1
Lee Ki-poong
15 April 1948
October 1948
Unknown
Syngman Rhee
2
Kim Yang-cheon
October 1948
1 June 1949
Unknown
3
Ko Jae-bong
1 June 1949
1953
Unknown
4
Yoo Chang-joon
1953
26 April 1960
Unknown
5
Chang Il-gang
26 April 1960
12 August 1960
108 days
Heo Jeong (acting)
6
Kim Joon-ha [ko ]
18 August 1960
20 October 1960
63 days
Yun Bo-seon
7
Lee Jae-hang [ko ]
21 October 1960
6 April 1962
1 year, 167 days
8
Lee Dong-won [ko ]
6 April 1962
6 December 1963
1 year, 244 days
Park Chung Hee (acting)
9
Lee Hu-rak
10 December 1963
21 October 1969
5 years, 315 days
Park Chung Hee
10
Kim Chung-yum
21 October 1969
22 December 1978
9 years, 62 days
11
Kim Gye-won [ko ]
22 December 1978
30 October 1979
312 days
12
Choi Kwang-soo [ko ]
7 November 1979
27 August 1980
294 days
Choi Kyu-hah
13
Kim Kyung-won [ko ]
27 August 1980
30 December 1981
1 year, 125 days
Chun Doo-hwan
14
Lee Beom-seok
3 January 1982
2 June 1982
150 days
15
Ham Byung-chun [ko ]
6 June 1982
9 October 1983
1 year, 125 days
16
Kang Kyung-shik [ko ]
15 October 1983
21 January 1985
1 year, 98 days
17
Lee Kyu-ho [ko ]
21 January 1985
14 October 1985
266 days
18
Park Young-soo [ko ]
15 October 1985
19 July 1987
1 year, 277 days
19
Kim Yun-hwan [ko ]
20 July 1987
24 February 1988
219 days
20
Hong Sung-cheol [ko ]
25 February 1988
17 March 1990
2 years, 20 days
Roh Tae-woo
21
Ro Jai-bong
17 March 1990
27 December 1990
285 days
22
Jeong Hae-chang [ko ]
27 December 1990
24 February 1993
2 years, 59 days
23
Park Kwan-yong [ko ]
25 February 1993
23 December 1994
1 year, 301 days
Kim Young-sam
24
Han Seung-soo
23 December 1994
21 December 1995
363 days
25
Kim Kwang-il [ko ]
21 December 1995
28 February 1997
1 year, 69 days
26
Kim Yong-tae [ko ]
28 February 1997
24 February 1998
361 days
27
Kim Joong-kwon [ko ]
25 February 1998
23 November 1999
1 year, 271 days
Kim Dae-jung
28
Han Kwang-ok [ko ] [ 4]
23 November 1999
10 September 2001
1 year, 291 days
29
Lee Sang-joo [ko ]
10 September 2001
29 January 2002
141 days
30
Jeon Yun-churl [ko ]
29 January 2002
15 April 2002
76 days
31
Park Jie-won
15 April 2002
24 February 2003
315 days
32
Moon Hee-sang
25 February 2003
13 July 2004
1 year, 139 days
Roh Moo-hyun
33
Kim Woo-shik [ko ]
13 July 2004
19 August 2005
1 year, 37 days
34
Lee Byung-wan [ko ]
25 August 2005
9 March 2007
1 year, 196 days
35
Moon Jae-in
12 March 2007
24 February 2008
349 days
36
Yu Woo-ik [ko ]
25 February 2008
10 June 2008
106 days
Lee Myung-bak
37
Jeong Jeong-gil [ko ]
20 June 2008
3 June 2010
1 year, 348 days
38
Yim Tae-hee
16 July 2010
30 November 2011
1 year, 137 days
39
Ha Geum-yeol [ko ]
12 December 2011
24 February 2013
1 year, 74 days
40
Heo Tae-yeol [ko ]
25 February 2013
4 August 2013
160 days
Park Geun-hye
41
Kim Ki-chun [ko ]
5 August 2013
22 February 2015
1 year, 201 days
42
Lee Byung-ki [ko ]
1 March 2015
15 May 2016
1 year, 75 days
43
Lee Won-jong [ko ]
16 May 2016
30 October 2016
167 days
(28)
Han Kwang-ok [ko ]
3 November 2016
9 May 2017
187 days
44
Im Jong-seok
10 May 2017
8 January 2019
1 year, 243 days
Moon Jae-in
45
Noh Young-min
9 January 2019
31 December 2020
1 year, 357 days
46
You Young-min
1 January 2021
9 May 2022
1 year, 128 days
47
Kim Dae-ki [ko ]
10 May 2022
31 December 2023
1 year, 235 days
Yoon Suk Yeol
48
Lee Kwan-sub
1 January 2024
22 April 2024
112 days
49
Chung Jin-suk
22 April 2024
incumbent
241 days