SC Jeil Bank Conducts Online Mentoring for Future Women Leaders

On the 10th, female executives and employees of SC First Bank conducted non-face-to-face leadership mentoring for female college student volunteers of 'Goal at Home.' Photo by SC First Bank

[Asia Economy Reporter Song Seung-seop] SC First Bank announced on the 13th that it conducted leadership mentoring for future female leaders participating in ‘Goal@Home’.

‘Goal@Home’ is an SC First Bank social contribution program that provides home training-style education to female elementary and middle school students during adolescence. The lectures are delivered by female university student volunteers who have completed courses from JA Korea, a nonprofit organization specializing in youth education and a program partner, and ‘Women Win,’ an international women’s organization specializing in sports education programs.

The mentoring held on the 10th was an extra program prepared for female university students participating in ‘Goal@Home.’ The ‘Women’s Network,’ composed of female executives at the manager level or higher at SC First Bank, conducted mentoring to help them leverage their strengths and develop insight. A Q&A session on career paths and employment was also held.

Lee Ki-kyung, Head of Branch & PB Segment at SC First Bank and Chairperson of the Women’s Network, said, “I was impressed by the serious and active participation of the female university students in the mentoring,” and emphasized, “I support their growth from confident women who enjoy their rights to female leaders who create a better world.”

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