84 Graduates Complete First Disabled Entrepreneurs CEO Course

Participation from Across the Country

10 Weeks of Practical Training

The Disabled Entrepreneurs Comprehensive Support Center announced on the 22nd that it held the 1st graduation ceremony of the "Disabled Entrepreneurs Executive Course" at the Disabled Entrepreneurs Capacity Building Center on the 18th, with 84 company leaders completing the program.

This course was designed to enhance the practical management skills of leaders of disabled-owned businesses at the growth and maturity stages, and to expand the foundation for networking and cooperation among entrepreneurs. Over a period of 10 weeks, hands-on education was provided on topics such as financial management automation using artificial intelligence (AI), marketing planning, and public procurement bidding strategies.

Although the original enrollment target was 50 participants, nearly twice as many applicants applied, so the Center expanded the program to 100 people and two separate classes.

Group photo of the 1st Disabled Entrepreneurs Executive Program Completion Ceremony. Disabled Entrepreneurs Comprehensive Support Center

To ensure the personal networks formed during the course continue after graduation, the Center is producing and distributing graduation booklets and operating an alumni system. Through this, it plans to further expand the foundation for mutual growth among disabled-owned businesses by facilitating ongoing information sharing, collaboration, and the promotion of joint projects among graduates.

Park Maru, Chairman of the Center, said, "Based on our Entrepreneurs Capacity Building Center, we will expand training programs tailored to every stage of a company’s lifecycle, from startup to growth, and strengthen systems for professional support—including technology and export assistance—so that disabled-owned businesses can achieve sustainable market growth."

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