SECRET is Korea Consumers Forum's PR ambassadors

By Syahida Kamarudin | From Cinema Online Exclusively for Yahoo! Newsroom – Fri, Dec 30, 2011

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30 Dec – It was reported that on 28 December, girl group SECRET was officially appointed as PR ambassadors for the Korea Consumers Forum at the D-Cube City.

According to Dkpopnews website, the girls enthused, "We heard that it's an event that raises awareness of Korean brands all around the world. As Korean consumers ourselves, we're glad and honoured to be able to take part in the event."

SECRET also performed in celebration of the forum's 10th anniversary to a crowd of 500 consumer evaluators. The girls performed their hit tracks, "Starlight, Moonlight" and "Love is Move". Hyo-sung, who had briefly gone on hiatus for her injured leg, attended the event alongside other members.

The Korea Consumers Forum was established in 2003 and aims to promote quality brands. Through their events, they've given awards like the "Brand of the Year" and "Korea First Brand Daesang" to continue to develop and improve brands.

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