United in Their Commitment to Nurture AI Talent and Improve the Educational Environment

Participants in the first cohort of Dong-Eui University Graduate School of Business's AI Chief Executive Officer Program generously donated 16 million won to support the university's development and nurture future talent.


Dong-Eui University President Jeon Gyeongran announced on the 25th that the first cohort alumni association of its AI Chief Executive Officer Program, led by Chair So Sunmin, held a university development fund donation ceremony at the university's main building on October 21.


The fund totaled 16 million won: 10 million won raised collectively by the alumni association, plus a personal donation of 6 million won from Senior Vice Chair Ji Myeonghwan.

The alumni association of the first cohort of Dong-eui University’s AI CEO Program holds a university development fund presentation ceremony at the university’s main building on the 21st.

The alumni association of the first cohort of Dong-eui University’s AI CEO Program holds a university development fund presentation ceremony at the university’s main building on the 21st.

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Attendees included alumni association members such as Chair So Sunmin, CEO of Sinmi Jeonggong; Senior Vice Chair Ji Myeonghwan, CEO of Yumyeong Mokjae Saneop; Secretary-General Lee Taehee, CEO of BTX Mobility; Treasurer-General Kwak Heejeong, head of Skyblue Asset; Planning Director Jo Hojun, CEO of Dongyeong Gigong; and Office Manager Jeon Jinho, CEO of Bokji 24. University officials in attendance included President Jeon Gyeongran, Vice President for External Affairs Kim Seonghee, and Special Vice President Lee Sangpil.


“We brought together the alumni’s contributions because we share Dong-Eui University’s vision of leading innovation in step with the AI era,” Chair So Sunmin said. “We hope this fund will help improve the educational environment and nurture the talent who will lead the future.”


This year, Dong-Eui University Graduate School of Business established the AI Chief Executive Officer Program (AI AMP) to train business leaders who can integrate AI technology into business strategies and drive industrial innovation and corporate competitiveness. The donation marks the first cohort’s contribution to the university and its efforts to nurture talent.



“Thank you for putting your generosity into practice for the university and its students,” President Jeon Gyeongran said. “We will use the donation carefully to strengthen the university’s competitiveness and support its development.”


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