Changwon Special City and Future Managers Club Hold 'Future Development Strategy Forum'

Communication with Second-Generation Entrepreneurs at Korea Industrial Complex Gyeongnam Regional Headquarters

Changwon Special City in Gyeongnam held a session at the 'Future Development Strategy Forum' to listen to and communicate with second-generation business owners about their difficulties.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Song Jong-gu] On the 7th at 6 p.m., Changwon Special City in Gyeongnam held a session to listen to and communicate with second-generation business owners at the Korea Industrial Complex Corporation Gyeongnam Regional Headquarters during the 'Future Development Strategy Forum.'

At the forum, Hong Nam-pyo, Mayor of Changwon Special City, along with about 50 members of the Future Managers Club, a gathering of second-generation business owners from the Changwon National Industrial Complex, held a meeting to discuss corporate difficulties. This was followed by a special lecture by Park Young-gyu, Labor-Management Advisor of Changwon Special City, on the topic of 'Paradigm Shift and Labor Relations Leadership.'

The second-generation business owners proposed support for ▲ workforce recruitment ▲ domestic and international exhibition delegation support ▲ product measuring instrument calibration cost support, and also presented ideas on the recycling of discarded equipment from large corporations. The city responded by informing them of ongoing policies related to the proposals and plans for further review.

Mayor Hong said, “In a challenging internal and external business environment, it is meaningful to meet with second-generation business owners who inherit the entrepreneurial spirit of the first generation in the manufacturing sector and have candid conversations for the development of Changwon’s economy. Now is a crucial time for the city and companies to unite and revive the momentum of economic recovery. We will do our best to firmly support corporate management by reflecting policies grounded in field experience.”

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