JTBC's new weekend drama, 'The Art Of Negotiation,' is set to premiere today (March 8) at 10:30 PM KST. The first episode will showcase the thrilling first day of work for the enigmatic M&A expert Yoon Juno, played by Lee Jae Hoon, as he steps back into the high-stakes world of Sanin Group.
In the drama, Lee Jae Hoon portrays a legendary negotiator who consistently delivers successful deals. He is headhunted back to Sanin Group, his former workplace, to take on the role of M&A team leader amid the company’s financial crisis. Chairman Song Jae Sik (played by Sung Dong Il) personally recruits him, leading to a whirlwind of speculation and intrigue within the company regarding his return.
One of the most anxious figures within Sanin Group is Executive Director Ha Tae Soo (played by Jang Hyun Sung), the company’s second-in-command and an ambitious candidate for the CEO position. With Chairman Song's direct involvement in appointing Yoon Juno, Ha Tae Soo finds his former junior colleague’s sudden comeback highly unsettling. As tensions rise, viewers are left wondering how Yoon Juno's presence will impact the future of Sanin Group.
Recently released stills from the premiere episode heighten the anticipation. From day one, Yoon Juno shakes up the company, standing confidently at the head of a briefing while Ha Tae Soo glares at him with barely concealed hostility. Meanwhile, veteran executive Lee Dong Jun (played by Oh Man Suk), a senior figure in Yoon Juno’s career, carefully observes the brewing power struggle between the two.
In another key scene, Yoon Juno faces Chairman Song in a high-stakes executive meeting, his expression brimming with determination to save Sanin Group. As the tension escalates, viewers are eager to find out what bombshell statement Yoon Juno will drop in front of the executive board and how his actions will shape the fate of Sanin Group.
With its gripping storyline and powerhouse cast, 'The Art Of Negotiation' is poised to deliver a thrilling and strategic drama that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats.
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