Jang Ki-jong Unveils Season 2 of "On-site CEO Series" ... "In-depth Coverage of Disabled Entrepreneurs"
To Be Released on the Official YouTube Channel for Six Weeks Starting March 16
The Disabled Entrepreneurs Comprehensive Support Center (Jang Ki-jong) will launch Season 2 of its "On-site CEO Series" through its official YouTube channel, starting on March 16. This comes following the success of Season 1, and the new season will run for six weeks.
Disability Enterprise Comprehensive Support Center On-Site CEO Series Season 2. Jong Ki Jong
View original imageThe On-site CEO Series is a program that introduces the management sites of disabled-owned businesses that are growing with innovative technologies and ideas in various industries. In Season 2, the program will closely cover the daily work of a diverse range of disabled entrepreneurs—including startups, sole proprietorships, and companies run by individuals with severe disabilities—to vividly showcase their challenges and growth journeys. The series will be hosted by Chairman Park Maru and singer Kim Janghoon, who has been appointed as an honorary ambassador for disabled entrepreneurs.
The first episode, which will air on March 16, focuses on the startup journey of "Malgeum Bakery." Malgeum Bakery is run by CEO Myung Aram, who has an intellectual disability, together with her sister Myung Suyeon. The bakery specializes in a variety of handmade desserts, such as baked goods and cakes. The episode captures how CEO Myung Aram overcame the difficulties experienced in the employment blind spot between people with and without disabilities, and vividly portrays the lively scene of the bakery's opening day.
To commemorate the launch of Season 2, Jang Ki-jong will also host a YouTube comment event. In each episode, viewers who leave supportive comments for the featured disabled entrepreneur will be entered into a prize drawing. For the first episode, the prize is a set of baked goods from Malgeum Bakery.
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Chairman Park Maru said, "Through Season 2 of the On-site CEO Series, we hope to spread various management case studies of disabled entrepreneurs in different industries and foster a more positive public perception of businesses led by people with disabilities."
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