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87th Course Starts on August 22

The International Management Institute affiliated with the Federation of Korean Industries (FKI) announced on the 7th that the "87th FKI CEO Course" will commence on August 22.

FKI established this educational program in 1980, the first of its kind in the business community, and has produced over 4,300 alumni. In the first half of the year, 70 CEOs from various industries participated in the 86th course.

Group photo of the 86th class of the Federation of Korean Industries CEO Program entrance ceremony on March 7th.
[Photo by Federation of Korean Industries]

The 87th course will focus on corporate crisis management and discovering new growth engines.

Current and former CEOs and experts from various fields will give lectures on topics such as management trends in the post-COVID endemic era, managing business risks amid high interest rates and economic slowdown, and new business strategies.

The program offers management education, three residential workshops, and networking opportunities such as the FKI monthly CEO breakfast meetings. Benefits also include sharing information on government and local government support policies for small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as practical administrative support.

Kim Joo-tae, Secretary General of the International Management Institute, stated, "The FKI CEO Course is the premier educational network that reduces management risks and creates future business opportunities and partners."

Applications and inquiries can be made via phone or through the FKI International Management Institute website.

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