Learning from Senior Companies... 'SME Kidarijeossi Project' Lecture Held

Kim Donghwan, CEO of Eve Broadcasting (SamPro TV) Lecture
Targeting CEOs of Small Businesses with Less Than 7 Years Since Startup

The Korea Federation of Small and Medium Business (Kbiz) announced on the 17th that it held a lecture event for the 'Small and Medium Business Fairy Godfather Project.'

Kim Dong-hwan, CEO of eBroadcasting (SamPro TV), is giving a lecture at the "Small and Medium Business Fairy Godfather Project" held on the 17th. Photo by Korea Federation of SMEs

On this day, Kim Dong-hwan, CEO of eBroadcasting (Sampro TV), and Professor Seo Jeong-geon of Kyung Hee University served as speakers.

CEO Kim shared with junior entrepreneurs the behind-the-scenes story of founding Sampro TV and the challenges of entering the global market under the theme "The Hidden Story of Sampro TV's Startup and Global Market Entry." He stated, "As artificial intelligence (AI) breaks down language barriers, the borders of economic and financial content will collapse."

In the second part, Professor Seo delivered a lecture titled "U.S. Politics, Diplomacy, and Corporate Response Strategies," emphasizing strategic responses for Korean companies during the second Trump administration. Professor Seo explained, "As is well known, the impact of U.S. politics and diplomacy on the Korean economy has increased during the Trump era. It is important to view U.S. politics and economy not from our perspective but as much as possible from the American perspective, conduct an objective diagnosis of reality, and build response strategies accordingly."

The Small and Medium Business Fairy Godfather Project targets CEOs of small and medium enterprises established within seven years. Kbiz published short-form videos of lectures by senior entrepreneur mentors who participated in this project, as well as a Small and Medium Business Growth Note.

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