'KBIZ Next-Generation CEO School' Advanced Course Graduation Training Conducted in Japan

Exploring Long-Established Companies in Osaka
Designing the Future of Korean Business Succession

The Korea Federation of Small and Medium Business (Kbiz) announced on the 22nd that, as part of the 20th advanced course graduation training of the 'KBIZ Next Generation CEO School,' they visited long-established companies and business succession support organizations located in Osaka, Japan.

Participants of the 20th Advanced Course of the KBIZ Next Generation CEO School are taking a commemorative photo.

This graduation training program marks the conclusion of the 20th advanced course, which was held every Friday for 12 weeks from April 26 to July 12. Over 20 graduates participating in the training visited the Osaka Industrial Promotion Organization, a public interest incorporated foundation supporting small and medium enterprises in Osaka, on the 21st. They listened to various succession support systems for Japanese SMEs and successful cases of business succession. They also toured the headquarters and factory of Kyoshin Mold, a company that successfully completed business succession, to observe the site of a Japanese manufacturing SME and share experiences regarding the succession process.

The 'KBIZ Next Generation CEO School' is an educational program conducted annually since 2008, aimed at second-generation business owners preparing for business succession, to support smooth business succession of SMEs and their growth into prestigious long-established companies. Detailed information can be found on the Korea Federation of Small and Medium Business website.

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