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Citibank Korea CEO Yoo Myung-soon (11th from left, second row) and employees pose with some 65 students joining the 18th Citi-Kyung Hee University NGO Internship in Seoul on Friday. Since the internship’s launch in 2006, Citibank employees and student interns together have taken part in diverse activities to give back to society. This year, they made art supply kits consisting of brushes, paint and recycled canvases made from waste paper and cardboard to be used for art classes at local children's centers. (Citibank Korea)
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