Boehlinger Ingelheim seeks supporter group

Boehlinger Ingelheim Korea is seeking to recruit female college supporters for a new leg-cooling spray named Alistak.

The 30 successful candidates will engage in online promotion activities for the new product for about two months, according to the company.

Any female college students with fresh ideas will be able to apply for the position, the company added.

Five excellent supporters among the group will be given prize money and an opportunity for an interview with the company to select an intern. The winner of the first prize will work as intern for the multinational pharmaceutical company.

The application period, which started on May 10, will last until May 25. For more information, visit http://www.alistax.co.kr/support

Boehlinger Ingelheim Korea was established in 1976 and about 250 staff are currently working at the company.

(claire@heraldcorp.com)