Taewoong Logistics Successfully Completes 4th Cohort of Global Leader Academy "TeaSLA"

by Hwang Seoyul

Published 08 Oct.2026 08:47(KST)

Taewoong Logistics, a company specializing in comprehensive logistics services, announced on October 8 that it had successfully completed the fourth session of its global leader development academy, “TeaSLA.”

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TaeSLA is a training program established by Taewoong Logistics to develop the next generation of global leaders. Six people participated in the fourth session, which ran for about 10 months, beginning with an integrated workshop in January 2026.

This session focused on organically connecting theory, practical work, and on-site experience. In the logistics specialization course, taught by industry experts, participants learned about the latest trends in the logistics industry, including e-commerce, fulfillment, and AI-powered digital transformation. The in-house specialization course covered key competencies for work within the company, including accounting and finance, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), chemicals, ISO tanks, and e-commerce logistics.

Participants applied what they learned in the training through visits to fulfillment centers. They also received one-on-one customized language lessons in English, Spanish, and other languages. In the final program, they held a “Project Festival,” where they proposed business ideas of their own. Next year, they will also visit overseas branches.

A graduate of the fourth session said, “The logistics training and Project Festival helped me develop practical skills,” adding, “I will grow into a global leader who can put my abilities to work in the field.”

“We plan to continue expanding and refining our talent development system, including TaeSLA, and to steadily build a pool of leaders who can support our global responsiveness and ability to execute programs,” said Cho Yongjun, CEO of Taewoong Logistics. “We will continue to provide a strong learning environment as we strive to become an industry-leading company.”